Tweaking

The work on HOD is now entering the final stages (which means I’ll be working right up to my 15th June deadline now I’ve said that).

Chris Knowles and David Motta came round last night to watch through the latest cut and they had some excellent suggestions for improvements. Daz, for his part, has come good with a really nice melody for the film which I’m tinkering with as well.

So now my eyes are looking out to the future, and it’s looking bright:

I got an invite from another screenwriter/filmmaker to collaborate on a project, which I think is an excellent idea and would provide some useful experience, both of adaptation and writing as a team.

I’ve also developed my online film distribution idea a little more, though I think I need to let that lie for a few weeks for the idea to settle. Strangely enough, Bill Cunningham had a similar, less convoluted, idea for writing serials on the web. But as Alex Epstein points out, where’s the money?

My idea is still quite undeveloped, hence my reticence talking too much about it. I think I’ll need to write a serious business proposal to check it’s a viable idea before I invest too much energy into it.

And then there’s the low budget idea for the KFK gang.

It’s going to be a busy few months, I think…