Filmmaking Log

[makeanentrance]

THE CREEPING BOMBER

based on a character and story ideas by Gokudera
script by Quentin Beck
directed by Quentin Beck

cast

Max (lead/anti-hero)
Dorian (lead/villain) Dr COCKington
Wriothesley (support/villain henchman)
Chris (support/villain henchman)
Faith (lead/hero)
Eponine (support/hero/mermaid) (Dorothea Arnault replacement?)
Gokudera (support/inciting incident/motivating plot) CATastrophe


crew

Eddie
Mikaela
Laserhawk
Zack
Malcolm
Linneus

Peter P (camerawork)

producers

Gokudera
Eloise
Bela
McCoy
Pietro (product placement)

Publicity/hype
Elle

Comments

[makeanentrance]

Everything alright over here? We can begin the next set-up.

[The director, Beck, approaches Dolph. It had been difficult adjusting and working around Chris' disappearance for some scenes but he was determined to get as much done as he could in hopes that he could fit Chris back in later. Still hoping that he would return. In the meantime, he was taking his film work seriously.]

[laserhawk]

Everything's fine.

[ it's easy work. so far, no trauma buttons hit. it's not like rayman is coming through the door. he takes another sip of his beer. ]

Just tell me what to do.

[makeanentrance]

No hurry. You're on your break.

[So he's down for a small chat first.]

[laserhawk]

[ dolph hums, nodding. ]

What made you pick film?

[makeanentrance]

What do you mean? The format or working in the industry?

[laserhawk]

Both, I guess.

Can't really have one without the other.

[makeanentrance]

The technology is a bit different here and we're going more digital but... as for why I started in the industry...

I loved films as a kid. Not only were they incredible: seeing monsters and beautiful damsels in distress on the screen, but they were also ... an escape. A safe place to be. The cinema was a much better place than being at home.

And I wanted to learn how they made all the amazing creatures and effects. King Kong. That was my favourite.

[laserhawk]

[ hm. that makes sense. without the cloying propaganda of eden, forced to watch whatever they provided, he can picture a more . . . magical experience. ]

In Eden, you could be fined for not watching a movie.

[makeanentrance]

What sort of movie?

[laserhawk]

Propaganda films, really. Stuff about Rayman, Eden, Holloway.

I have one too. It's called "Traitor".

[makeanentrance]

Sounds like an unpleasant place to be. Movies should be for enjoyment.

[laserhawk]

Everything in Eden was unpleasant. You had no freedom, no choice. Just the illusion of it.

This place is bad, but it'll never be as bad as Eden.

[makeanentrance]

Yeah, this place has surprisingly been mostly a positive experience for me, despite the... uh, initial kidnapping and being kept against our will, of course.

[laserhawk]

As long as it stays that way, I won't make a fuss.

[ yet. he still despises the system. ]

[makeanentrance]

It always could be worse, huh?

[laserhawk]

Yeah. And I know worse well enough.

[makeanentrance]

I'd love to claim it can only get better but I know how things tend to pan out, at least for me. So I have to enjoy it while I can.

[laserhawk]

It's a good way to look at things.

[ healthier too. dolph's not quite there, but he tries to keep it in mind. ]

[makeanentrance]

You think so?

[He sounds surprised at that assessment.]

[laserhawk]

Yeah. I'm not that good at it myself.

But it's important. Not just in life, but to who you are.

[makeanentrance]

Take one day at a time and hold on to hope?

[laserhawk]

[ he nods. ]

One step at a time.

[makeanentrance]

And one film at a time.

We need to get this one done before... any more disasters.

[laserhawk]

We'll manage.

[makeanentrance]

Your confidence is appreciated.