Other than filmmaking - what are your interests?

I guess I like a lot of things. Military history, writing, video games, racing, hockey. I spend a lot of my time just being a husband and father. Unfortunately, I've got a "real" job sucking 8 hours a day out of my life. Maybe with the guidance I've found on this, my favorite site, that may change.
Film and video, both watching (studying) and making are by far my passion. My wife said I needed a support group because I annoy her with my endless talk about my DVX and FCP. I think i've found it.
 
I like sports alot. Most recently I am doing freerunning/tricking, I go to the gym and I really want to start running on a regular basis.

I am trying to incorporate tricking/freerunning for stunts into my twilight fest entry, but apparently it is used less than expected :(

I also like reading and traveling to other countries (yeah, you won't be safe forever over there :D).

@ Luis, did you get my PM btw?
 
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aramikvideo said:
. My wife said I needed a support group because I annoy her with my endless talk about my DVX and FCP. I think i've found it.
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Yeah?... Can't make them like "tanks and guns" and we cant' show interest in dolls either, can we?
What to do?
 
I like swimming for fun and also exercise, computers and graphic arts. I enjoy both watching and playing baseball however I rarely play. And tennis I really love tennis but I have not been able to play for a few years.
 
Motorcycling, skydiving, sea kayaking, hiking, medieval/renaissance European history, 'Great Game' period history, travel, swimming, equestrian, cooking, architecture, bicycling, music, interior design, antiques, riflery, pistol marksmanship, photography, fiction (Burroughs, Bukowski, Eco, Rushdie, Niven, Moorcock, Clarke, etc, etc), military history and technology, aviation history and technology, biology, short-form fiction, medicine, international relations, digital and traditional animation, gardening, comparative religion, religious history (medieval-renaissance period to present), high-energy physics, cannabis.
 
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Taking a bunch of disparate starting ingredients and assembling them into a larger and more intricate whole, is kind of the backbone of both disciplines.
 
Ryan Patrick O'Hara said:
It's odd that many famous film makers have a second love for the culinary arts/cooking. Very strange yet common.
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We just finished up my three year old's birthday party for which i did all the cooking. I also did all the videotaping with my DVX. Well, there you go. LOL. Of course, I'm not famous for either one but oh well.
 
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