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catscradle Jul. 25th, 2003 04:31 pm)
catscradle Jul. 25th, 2003 04:31 pm)1. If your life were a movie, what would the title be?
Slapstick or Dizzy
2. What songs would be on the soundtrack?
Ecletic. Classical to rock, everything save country western and top 40 pop. There'd have to be something from Frank Zappa and Tom Waits.
3. Would it be a live-action film or animated? Why?
Animated. There's more free license to animation - sorta like myth-telling - you can explain things in ways you can't explain in reality. Too much of the way the mind works goes beyond what the physical can illustrate.
4. Casting: who would play you, members of your family, friends, etc?
I think my voice actor would be Liz Phair. But then, I think Colleen should actually have Liz. . . Um. . .don't know then. Someone with a low voice and a tint of sarcasm.
5. Describe the movie preview/trailer.
Probably a silent apocalytic dream scene, colors so drab you think it's black and white, but it's not. At a climaic moment it cuts to a vivrant-colored real life scene where something very trivial and mundane is going on.
Slapstick or Dizzy
2. What songs would be on the soundtrack?
Ecletic. Classical to rock, everything save country western and top 40 pop. There'd have to be something from Frank Zappa and Tom Waits.
3. Would it be a live-action film or animated? Why?
Animated. There's more free license to animation - sorta like myth-telling - you can explain things in ways you can't explain in reality. Too much of the way the mind works goes beyond what the physical can illustrate.
4. Casting: who would play you, members of your family, friends, etc?
I think my voice actor would be Liz Phair. But then, I think Colleen should actually have Liz. . . Um. . .don't know then. Someone with a low voice and a tint of sarcasm.
5. Describe the movie preview/trailer.
Probably a silent apocalytic dream scene, colors so drab you think it's black and white, but it's not. At a climaic moment it cuts to a vivrant-colored real life scene where something very trivial and mundane is going on.
