Not directly related to the story line but a very important technique of Walt's entertainment value are INCIDENTAL ACTIONS: "WALT: As an incidental action, when the turtle gets up from... read more →
I had been working on my southern Little Kit story a couple of weeks ago, the Little Kit's Driftwood Adventure story, when I read that Jon Batiste received an academy... read more →
A lengthy story meeting, considering how short the sequence is. Actually, the final sequence was cut back a lot from what was discussed here. For example, the fight scene completely... read more →
One of my character designs from The Flying Moose cartoon. I first drew him with a pen and paper, settling on the design, and I then imported him into Autodesk... read more →
I imagine most people will not find this document as interesting as the other. For me, though, it's far more interesting because it shows their process of gagging a story.... read more →
When I was 10-years-old, with the help of my childhood friend John Buchta, I converted my Schwinn Stingray into a flying bicycle. It was quite an engineering feat for two... read more →
I've been busy this week, so I'm a little late on this post, but I still want to get it out. The story conference is about washing up before dinner,... read more →
My 17-minute cartoon, The Flying Moose, is entering post production and I'm working on the opening credits and theme music. A rough edit of these opening credits with the music... read more →
This story conference dealt with the HUNTSMAN IN THE WOODS SEQUENCE, a continuation of a story conference they held 6-days prior, which transcript I posted back in November. This is... read more →
So here we are at the end of 2020 -- good riddance. Here's wishing for a great new year !!! ["It can't get no worse" -- John Lennon, Getting Better]... read more →
