Monthly Archives: December 2016
Post. 25 Dec 2016.
Long. 24 Dec 2016.
The Year of the Lie December 22, 2016 Knowledge@Wharton All in all, 2016 was a trying year for the truth. Fake news is flourishing, and according to some observers, the U.S. has elected a president who not only does not hesitate to lie, but also appears determined to exploit an increasingly apparent lack of sharedContinue reading “Long. 24 Dec 2016.”
Post. 24 Dec 2016.
“It was taking on that monster and being trounced by it, but still learning something. That’s what actors mean when they talk about stretching.” Excerpt From: Christopher Waken
Post. 24 Dec 2016.
Post. 24 Dec 2016.
This is an interesting term used by an interviewee in FT.
Post. 23 Dec 2016.
INT. SHOP, TEXAS – EVENING Be careful peeling the riser off of the surface it was painted on. It might stick. And break. What about Gorilla glue, you ask? It might work on gorillas, but it sure as hell don’t work on risers. Set the dials on the Sisyphean machine back to day zero. TakeContinue reading “Post. 23 Dec 2016.”
Flight. 23 Dec 2016.
Idaho William Vaughan, 2015
Post. 22 Dec 2016.
What if it was a dream? Hypnogogic. Isn’t that what it’s supposed to be anyway?
B. 19 Dec 2016.
I watched Robert Bresson’s “Au Hasard Balthazar” tonight. I’d never heard the film mentioned. I was out of town and saw it in a used film bin. It’s a very besutifully shot and angularly told film about a donkey that changes hands in France. Numerous parallels — all interpretable. I highly recommend.