Christ Centered Gamer

Well, I make up a great world in my head and type it up as fast as possible, then forget it for a week and come back to it...

I'm having trouble with descriptions, because the characters are VERY detailed. It's SORT OF like The Nightmare Before Christmas, but only slightly. Just the whole theme and whatnot. And I am planning on it being more of a children's book.

Anyway...

It's getting it out of my head that always causes me the trouble, though.

I totally know what you mean. Sometimes I can't do school because of all the thinking...

So what I'm planning on doing is write my books, then instead of waiting for someone to make a movie out of it, I'll make my own movie out of it. So I'll be writinging a book, and making a movie with the same story. I'll also make movies by themselves. And on top of all that, I'll be evangelising... Hey, it's plenty possible! If it's God's will...

I want to put illustrations in my story mentioned in my last post, but it's difficult, because I can't draw worth crud...

Is this russian I'm hearing in the air?

New song. "Slushayte Moskvu." Hardstyle. On my purevolume. Be there.

Russian? ARE THEY GOING TO BOMB US???!!!

*puts on helmet and jumps under a table*

Nope, just utter obscure phrases.

I like it, epsons.

CK (or Darth or any other filmmakers), if you ever need music, let me know.

Thanks. That was my first attempt at hardstyle.

The first phrase said [Vnimanie, govorit Moskva. Slushayte Moskvu] translates to: "Attention! Moscow speaks. Listen to Moscow!"

The second phrase said later on translates to: "Attention! Moscow speaks and shows. All main television channels are working now. Watch and listen to Moscow!"

These phrases were very popular in USSR times in former Soviet countries. Television news started with those words.


Edit: Also, CK/Darth, if you need my style of music for any films (I kinda doubt it, but whatever), you can PM me or something. Just in case...

Edit: It's title was changed to "Slushayte Moskvu".

Nice little use of factoids.

Count_Krazy wrote:I want to put illustrations in my story mentioned in my last post, but it's difficult, because I can't draw worth crud...

Well, I'm taking an illustration class, if I manage to improve my drawings maybe we could collaborate.

Before long, we'll have the "Great CCGR Experiment in Multimedia!"

Stories by CK read over Pen's illustrations with my orchestrated works behind it. Action sequences written by Laz, directed by Darth, all set to epsons' driving beats.

And so forth.

Or not.

[Several different forms of extremely long statements of "yo mama" were removed due to excessive page stretching.]

EDIT (Xian_Lee): Sorry Adam, this may be the spam thread, but there was some obscene page stretching going on. Please, don't do that.

Xian_Lee wrote:Before long, we'll have the "Great CCGR Experiment in Multimedia!"

Stories by CK read over Pen's illustrations with my orchestrated works behind it. Action sequences written by Laz, directed by Darth, all set to epsons' driving beats.

And so forth.

Or not.

lol.

I read about creating my own NES chiptunes last night. Unfortunately, I think that the tools won't let me do it on my Mac. Blasted system limitations. It looked pretty simple, however, and I have huge respect for people who can get awesome music out of the NES hardware (Koji Kondo's work on Super Mario Bros. 3 blows my mind when I take the hardware -complete with five very strict audio channels- into consideration).

Edit: I just found out that I can get the tools that create NES chiptunes for OS X! Sweet, sweet ownage.

chiptunes, eh? Yeah, it is amazing. I kinda like chiptune music, and I guess that was what the whole theme of Technicality was... although only the drums were truly chiptune.

My personal fav chiptune song would be that Lazy Jones music, and the Zombie Nation remix of it, "Kernkraft 400".

Xian_Lee wrote:Before long, we'll have the "Great CCGR Experiment in Multimedia!"

Stories by CK read over Pen's illustrations with my orchestrated works behind it. Action sequences written by Laz, directed by Darth, all set to epsons' driving beats.

And so forth.

Or not.

That would be quite good. Except Darth and I would have to pull a sort of 'duo directors' thing.

Jack O Lantern...
Livergut...
Billy Brokeskull...

Those are just a few of the characters in my story...