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Interview with director/animator Boubaker Boukhari (KAROUMA)
Originally posted on Matthew Toffolo's Summary:
Nyan Kyal Say’s short film played to rave reviews at the March 2017 ANIMATION Short Film Festival. “KARMOUMA” is a multiple award winning animated short film. Matthew Toffolo: What motivated you to make this film? Boubaker Boukhari: I received a classic letter from a friend. She described me as…
FANTASY TV PILOT of the Day: Hands of the Bayou, by Nichelle Walker
PITCH: Title: Hands of the Bayou Written by: Nichelle Walker Type: TV PILOT Genre: Fantasy/Drama Logline: A melange of magic and medicine equals Dr. Castille Dupree, surgeon by day, voodoo witch doctor by night. Down in New Orleans, saving live has just become slightly less traditional. Interested in this logline, please email us at info@wildsound.ca… Continue reading FANTASY TV PILOT of the Day: Hands of the Bayou, by Nichelle Walker
Not Blocked, Afraid
Originally posted on Mindbat:
Novel’s at 83,370 words. So I turned out to be wrong about sustaining the faster pace. Only managed 700 words this week. I could say it’s because I’m doing more planning and outlining, and less writing. I could say it’s because I’ve started jogging in the mornings again, so I have…
What are the chances of finding life in outer space?
Originally posted on THINKING SCI-FI:
In his book, The Improbability Principle, Professor David Hand makes the point that extremely unlikely events are often quite common. At first, this sounds like a contradiction, but it’s not, and it has serious implications for SETI, the Search for Extra Terrestrial Intelligence. We have a difficult time comprehending large numbers and…
Why search for life in outer space?
Originally posted on THINKING SCI-FI:
Recently, a reader asked me, “Is there a particular reason why so many of your books are first contact stories?” Great question. I’m fascinated by the concept of First Contact with extraterrestrials for a number of reasons… Feeling lost? You’re right here! 1. Finding life elsewhere will profoundly change the way…
Book review: The War of the Worlds by HG Wells
Originally posted on Tyson Adams:
The War of the Worlds by H.G. Wells My rating: 3 of 5 stars Interplanetary war breaks out in Woking, Surrey England. Newsreaders even less sure where that is than countries in the Middle East. The War of the Worlds is about Martians invading Earth using advanced technology, like 21…
Ranking The Star Wars Movies
Originally posted on Ilùvatar Nuin-Giliath:
For over forty years now Star Wars has been an icon of cinema, embedded in pop-culture since it’s release. It’s been translated into multiple media formats, is screened all over the world and has influenced storytelling in the four decades since it’s initial release. As a huge fan of…
March 2017 SCI-FI/FANTASY Stories, Screenplay, and Short Films
Submit your Fantasy/Sci-Fi Screenplay & Film to the Festival: http://fantasyscififestival.com NOVEL Transcript Reading – BRIAR EARTH March 2017 ReadingWritten by Paul Tapp NOVEL Transcript Reading – RYAN GORDON March 2017 ReadingWritten by Art Blum SHORT Screenplay – SUNFLOWER CARE March 2017 ReadingWritten by Della Greenawalt 1st SCENE Screenplay – THE COURIER March 2017 ReadingWritten… Continue reading March 2017 SCI-FI/FANTASY Stories, Screenplay, and Short Films
Sci-Fi Feature Film of the Day: BLACK HOLE, by Zeeshan Rizvi
PITCH: Title: BLACK HOLE Written by: Zeeshan Rizvi Type: Feature Screenplay Genre: Sci-Fi Logline: ZUBIN gets an unsolicited Gift from a Stranger – it’s a weird sphere, packed in a strange case that attracts everything that comes near it and eventually engulfs them like a Black Hole does. What would he do with it? Would… Continue reading Sci-Fi Feature Film of the Day: BLACK HOLE, by Zeeshan Rizvi