Camera Guy Looking For Scriptwriter

Yes, all is settled to the satisfaction of everyone. I apologize for jumping to conclusions. I'm glad Doc enjoys the script so much -- it now belongs to him and I hope he'll be able to produce it sometime soon.

Doc, if I can be of any help to you in getting 'Prey' produced, just let me know.

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Also... How do you guys get like 1,200 Posts! I barely have 90! What does it take to become a Senior Member! Aghhhh!!!! :crybaby:
 
Ya gotta have opinions about everything -- and be arrogant enough to think people actually want to hear 'em. :)

Yeah, I'm in NC. And I do know about atlantafilmcommunity.org. Thanks!

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You had one of my actors in your movie - Jason Turner. So it's interesting to meetup with people. The world is so small.
 
One of 'your' actors? How do you know him?

Funny you should mention Jason -- I just saw him this past weekend. I drove down to Warner Robins to get him to loop some dialogue before he heads out to the Left Coast.

Jason's great -- a great guy and a great talent! I hate to see him leave, but I know he's going to do GREAT out there.

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Jason was in my first feature in Atlanta, it was his first too!

The movie wasn't that hot, so I don't talk about it too much - although we did win a Jury Prize at a Film Festival. My new feature is 10x better.

As for LA, I've lost 3 actors to the glam of "constant work" LOL . But I've gotten on each one of them for not producing movies themselves. Everyone I know that has gone to LA actually has done well. But I always warn them that it can go as quickly as it came.

The Southeast is growing but in my opinion not fast enough (and I think many actors agree), because of that I encouage most of the people I meet in this area to put your focus on features instead of shorts. With features being made there is a possibility of revenue and growth. - but that's my opinion.
 
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