CARRY-ON - A Caffesse/Wildman Film

[Cryogenic Filmworks]

Looking forward to it.

[Luis Caffesse]

that poster is slick, luis. i'm glad to see you jumping in!

Wow - praise from Caesar!
Hopefully our film can live up to our poster.


I'd always said I would never 'officially' enter a fest unless I'd actually already shot the film - but I just couldn't wait on this one that long. We've been planning it since the fest was announced, but I wasn't sure all the pieces were going to come together. We still haven't shot, but I'm confident we'll get it together -

My only concern now is whether or not this is actually a '6 minute story'
We'll see.

[Billy Pilgrim]

when did you get your yellow name?

When Hudson peed on it. Nyuk Nyuk Nyuk! Thank you, thank you. I'll be here all night.

[Matthew R. Rodwell]

Luis, if you need a hand with anything just give me a call

555-555-5555

[Luis Caffesse]

Thanks Matt - but are you sure you want your phone number out there like that?


Edited to add -
Nice, you edit your post, and now it seems like I'm actually funny.
Go ahead and PM me your number - I didn't copy it down.
Thanks.

[Matthew R. Rodwell]

Thanks Matt - but are you sure you want your phone number out there like that?

Good point, keep forgetting about the mass loads of sexual preditors on here *points to the guy sniffing the lock of wookiee hair*

[Marlon Ladd]

Cool, Luis. Glad you jumped in. Don't worry, I haven't filmed anything yet either. We got time.

[Jason Ramsey]

Luis....

Awesome, man. Glad to see you throwing your hat into the ring.

Judging from your stump the chef stuff (which is all I've ever seen of your work), I'm betting this thing will have a high production value at the very least.

Good luck to you.
Later,
Jason

[Brandon Rice]

Oh wow! I just saw this today! Can't wait to see what you cook up dude!!

[Kyle Stebbins]

My only concern now is whether or not this is actually a '6 minute story'
We'll see.

My script? 13 pages long.

Am I competing? Heh. Probably not.

Is your concern that you don't think your story is cohesive enough to be spread over a 6-minute time span without becoming dry, broken, or redundant?