Updates about whatever and New Film Up on Machinima

Post by Nate

Very much like what the title says, this post involves updates of what ever. Nothing special. However, a new film is available for viewing on Machinima.com. You can watch it here.

http://www.machinima.com:80/film/view&id=42622

I know you'll all like it. I'm also considering reconstructing the website and making it cooler looking. So be ready to see some of those exciting new changes in the future. Since I'm writing this I might as well talk about what else we're working on.

Right now we're in Pre-Production on two different projects. The first one is another Episode of Larry the Loud Librarian. I don't want to give any details about it because that would ruin the surprise. The other thing I'm writing is a short film. I don't want to say anything about it except that it is a Sci-Fi Drama and will likely be done with GMOD.

I've also recently dug up many of the films I made in my earlier days. Its kind of fun to look back and laugh at how much you sucked back then. Whats even weirder is looking at your new films and comparing them to your old ones, and seeing that change from relatively bad to slightly relatively better.

I'm also listening to a CD a friend lent me a while ago and its skipping all over the place. The CD didn't come with any track information but I've been informed that the group is named 10 Years. They're not bad. I would like to listen to it without it skipping all over though.

That's enough for my drowsy rambling for today. I am quite tired and would like to read a book and fall asleep. Good night

Been Back for a While Plus New Film

Post by Nate Draper

Hey everybody! I'm back, well I have been for a while. I've actually been back since September, but I didn't ever bother to write anything. I don't even know if anyone reads this anyways, but no matter. I just wanted to let everyone know that I have not stopped making videos. In fact I am making a new one right now that will hopefully be on the Machinima Network in the next few weeks. Right now I'm in the Post-Production stage tweaking the editing and adding special effects. I will admit its not the most entertaining part of the process, I love editing but it can be annoying watching the film over and over again trying to spot out every error.

On a more personal note I've decided that the best way to study film is to watch film. So I've been watching many of the works by Stanley Kubrick and Ingmar Bergman. Both of whom I would highly recommend for anyone craving a good film.

That is all.