What Happened?!
That was the start of the conversation that my instructor/advisor asked me when he looked over my final I barely passed with a D-. I told him that my main objective was to get down the lingo of the book that we started with. I neglected studying the handouts we received during the class which led to my blank short answers. He asked me once he got my final paper/script what 3 things could be changed if I had the ability. I told him smaller cast, more plot and better ending. He immediately turned my score into a 65, oh joy a D. Yay! I told him how useful the class was since I plan on submitting a comic book script soon. What he told me was something that hit me on the head since I didn’t realize. Comic books and Graphic novels are basically storyboards to a possible motion picture. That made perfect sense; I mean why wouldn’t directors like Hudlin & Smith get deals to write the books. It definitely brought about just a taste of more ambition and inspiration to make something happen. One final’s down and another to go.
I headed to my fave DVD hobby shop I picked up 2 flicks one called Born to Fight by the director of Ong Bak so I’m hoping at least the action is as good. And a Blaxploitation classic called Coonskin a.k.a. Street fight. I asked the owner about wholesale fees for the purpose of selling them on eBay. He told me it’ll be a grand to get started. A “G” that I didn’t have at the moment, but he told me he’d work with me for at least half.
I finally got me some cheap Nike from Eastbay catalog under 50 bucks. I refuse to pay 200 for kicks; which is why you won’t see me with Jordans on from my own money.
I’m working with the bastards tomorrow and Friday while studying for my final Monday. whoopee
Comments (1)
I hear you man. Back in the 80's when Avia's were running about $85, I swore to myself that I would never buy sneakers more than $100. And true to form, if the price on my footwear is showing 3 digits, then it's not for the kid. I've never worn Jordans and probably never will. There is no reason I can think of why that man would have $200 sneakers on the market! Eastbay's my spot too man. As is Final Score. Holla
Posted by Frank | April 21, 2005 11:13 AM
Posted on April 21, 2005 11:13