"Horse Play"- A film by Robbie Comeau

Script is getting some reviews.

Alex is changing around the script, adding dialog and more characteristics.

Basically got cast locked.
 
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Glad to see you posting again robbie, hope to see more it. You had some great stuff in timefest, looking forward to seeing what you bring out this time around. And dammit post in this thread about what you are doing. That was maybe the biggest dissapointment about your timefest entry was that there wasnt much background info on the development etc. Keep us posted on how this one is going.

And just ignore little miss penguin up there. He's just jealous because no one would say anything if he stopped posting... :)
 
Jeff Anderson said:
...And just ignore little miss penguin up there. He's just jealous because no one would say anything if he stopped posting... :)
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:( That hurt, Jeff...that really hurt.

Robbie, if you want me to take another look at the script after Alex runs through it, let me know. If I am not as busy as I was last time, perhaps I will be of more help.
 
You spelled 'things' wrong.
And directing a good dog is easy, if you understand dogs (and if it's the right dog). If not, find someone who does.
 
Things is a very hard word to spell. :grin:

And as long as you have a well trained dog, you should be okay. And one that works well with people. A dog that wanders and isn't trained - bad idea.
 
I've worked with dogs in film. Call your local dog trainer - there are many - and they show up and handle the dog part. Usually free if you give them a plug in the credits.

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We used in TimeFest two dogs - Great Danes. It was easy, because this kind of dog is very calm. To make them stop and sniffeling we put liver pate under the red shoes of our MC. First we thought about to use our own dog. It is a Golden Retriver. Our dog, his name is Rufus, is very lively and dominant and nearly never he obeys when we are outside of the apartment. After the first thought about to use him, it was very clear that we never ever will do this! The most people are thinking that Golden Retriver are very calm dogs, but every dog has also his own character. What I want to say is: look the dog what you want to use for your film very well under this point!

Best wishes

Susanne
 
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