–As I haven’t had a bed at all in five months, and a comfortable one in over four years, this is quite a change for me. I slept on it last night, and can I tell you, it’s much better than sleeping on the floor.

–What else…I started to learn how to use Flash this morning. I was able to make a circle travel across a screen. Very exciting. Following this, an epic. Just as soon as I learn the software.

–This is turning into a very mundane entry. What should I say next? That I ate food today, and wore clothes?

–’SLC Vice!’ is written, and if I do say so myself, it is pretty funny. Cieslak mentioned once how in real life, he is far more offensive in his humor than I am, but when it comes to making movies, he finds my humor a little dark. Funny how that is. I don’t see it myself, but perhaps that’s why we’re a good team.

–I’ve been blogged about. It’s very exciting. I have been making videos for the acceptable.tv site, and been somehat active in the site. I’ve managed to have someone write a quite nice blog about me (another contributer who goes by WorstShowsHere, which would make sense if you’ve been to the site), and one that insults me not once, but twice (although the author doesn’t realize I’m the same person. This is what it must feel like to be famous. Now I just have to work on that whole ‘rich’ thing.

As is the new home of Chris and my production company, Stranger in the Alps. The site already looks pretty groovy, thanks to the l337 Haxxor Cieslak, and there’s more to come. Right now there’s some prduction stills from our last shoot, titled “Krunk Ninjas in the Year Funky, A.D.,” the title of which will make more sense if a)you’re a Channel 101 fan and b)you see it. More on that later.

So the movie thing is keeping me busy. I’ve been thinking up a new script, too, called SLC Vice!, a show about Mormon cops. We’ll see how that one goes.

Until then.

So, it’s finally out there. Acceptable TV finally got their sit up, which allowed Chris and myself to post our latest masterpiece, “The Most Dangerous Man Alive.” That was sort of frustrating, because we finished this one rather quickly, in about a week, vs. the last one Atomic Man, which took ages and ages. This one is far better, we both feel. If enough people watch it, it’ll get on the Acceptable TV show on VH1, too, which would be great.

I’m working on another short next week, tenatively titled “Spaceship Adventures.” We’ll see how that goes. Since we have access to all of these nifty special effects that Chris is able to do, I figured, why not a space show?

I should be working on my script. I’m going to work on my script now.

Hot on the heels of Atomic Man comes “The Most Dangerous Man in the World.” Who is a woman. And she’s really nice. We shot for about seven or eight hours today, and got the entire thing filmed. All two and a half minutes of it. The important thing is that it is done. I had assistance from the lovely Kate in securing talent, and the filming went pretty smoothly.

Really. The actors I worked with took things seriously, and if you could see what we were doing, you’d know that was a feat. It makes me want to make movies, if I can have the good fortune to work with talent like this.

Stay tuned. I’m editing tomorrow, and it should be finished in a few days.