Post 3: Pickin' Up The Pace

Apparently, Willie and I have finally gotten back in the swing of doing stuff.  Today alone, we accomplished a lot more than yesterday, or even the day before.  Since my only priority is working on the script, he has a lot of stuff to do (well, he doesn't need to do it now, and it doesn't make sense that he is, but I guess it's good): right now, he's taking a break from the movie to work on the prize packages for the sweep stakes winners.  That means he's compiling DVD's and such (which reminds me; I need to right M.W. a song about her life.  What's her life about?), but not making t-shirts just yet; that'll be tougher to do.

He's also doing some crazy shit like composing a soundtrack, compiling credits (even though there are only a few roles to credit; the stars, the producers, director, writer, etc; but most of that isn't definite yet), writing the White Bullet's theme song, etc.  Boy works so hard!!

Vaughn, on the other hand, is writing the script and annoying Willie.  He has a job so it makes sense that he can't focus on anything for very long (or maybe there's another reason?), but he's also easily distracted by shiny stuff so there's no way of telling how much work is actually getting done.

DJ Harry, famous for remixing the String Cheese Incident and releasing it as a CD of housy techno, still refuses to talk to us about using his song, "Absolution," in the cafe scene of Ireline Perdition.  It appears that he either generally hates me, or he's seriously busy and can't check his mail.  Or maybe he's writing a song, just for us...  Oh damn, that would be cool...

Well, we're gonna get back to work on the movie, but stay tuned for more updates as events happen.  Next time:  does the Green Square logo really look like a blind man in a park if you turn it upside down?