Thursday, August 26, 2004
AdVenntures
What happens when you combine Wondir questions and What happens if... ?
Dept. of Exceptions
I am interested in the exceptional mind. I am utterly uninterested in the non-exceptional mind...
I will spend the rest of my professional life working with visionaries. I know who they are, they know who they are. Everybody else I will toss out like old furniture.
Look out
If anybody wants the 5 megapixel versions of any of these, or these (which run 1.5 mp), lemme know. They're all free.
Celebloggery
KILL BILL 3 might be a good bookend to my directorial career but chances are slim that it would ever actually happen. Uma hasn't really shown interest (we talked briefly about it a few weeks ago). I think she's past that shit now and I don't blame her. I love KILL BILL but the question is...in 15 years will I still want to be making it? Will Uma? Will I wanna risk fucking up the first two?
There'z a cue for Tony in there somewhere.
Would Halley be jealous that I was at a party the other month with Deep Purple, but didn't talk music with them because I couldn't remember their other songs?
I'm still waiting for RageBoy to do something with that "She has appeared on Oprah" line. Is Oprah good stuff?
Speaking of which, Marc called me from Amsterdam, I think; but he made sense, so maybe he was somewhere else.
Action Blog Five
TV news guru Terry Heaton has 10 Questions for (and gets as many answers from) fellow Tennessee telejourno Peggy Phillip (news director at WMC-TV in Memphis). Here's my favorite answer:
I'm very proud to say there are four other bloggers at WMC-TV. Wally Green(www.wgreen.com), Steven Russell (www.russellsabode.com) Jason Plank (www.jasonplank.com) are photojournalists that have blogs.
From Jason's latest...
If you are surfing the web as you read this, Darrell Phillips, a reporter at Action News 5 and a good guy to work with, has a really interesting blog going on here. Darrell is really keyed in to the local political scene, and he has a knack for making stories that would on the surface seem mundane pretty interesting. Anyway, check it out.
From Peggy's Monday postings:
Grow a spine. For some reason, the shy, retiring types don't generally survive in the rough world of TV news.
For which Peggy is living proof.