Talk:Hallie's Cheating
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'''I think it would be impossible to have Hallie back in her room so quickly. Um, other than that I don't see anything wrong with it so far. Looks great. <br>I'd like to have a discussion about the OCD though, as I'm not sure how we should establish it...''' | '''I think it would be impossible to have Hallie back in her room so quickly. Um, other than that I don't see anything wrong with it so far. Looks great. <br>I'd like to have a discussion about the OCD though, as I'm not sure how we should establish it...''' | ||
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Current revision as of 21:06, 27 May 2007
I definitely like this scene, calling someone that you are watching is A. Hilarious B. Creepy and C. Awesome, I love it... it's also very polite.
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I'm so excited
Dylan cannot know that I was cheating on him. It would destroy everything. And I could drive if there was an adult in the back seat. We could probably angle the camera so you couldn't see them.
split-screen
Dylan, we're going to need to storyboard this at least a little. I want to sit down with you and work this out. This is probably going to be one of the most direction-heavy portions of the film. Also, I think I'll be able to make the music co-incide with the filming, but it will certainly take work.
Hurrah! Hurrah!
I finished it! My, that was difficult.
LOLZ
german expressionism...
I think it would be impossible to have Hallie back in her room so quickly. Um, other than that I don't see anything wrong with it so far. Looks great.
I'd like to have a discussion about the OCD though, as I'm not sure how we should establish it...
It doesn't necessarily have to be established beforehand. It should be unexpected. And that's when the perception of Dylan's character changes. He is someone with a lot of pent up anxiety.
