One of it not the strongest Weekly Shonen Jump author comment I've ever read.
Posts by Nick Folkman
If the admin's strategic goal was to break public resistance to immigration enforcement activities, it was a tactical mistake to go to the Twin Cities.
AHHHHHHHHHH CONGRATSSSSSSSSS!!!!!!!
Game writing internship!
There are very specific criteria so make sure you read the information.
Not affiliated. Shares welcome.
job-boards.greenhouse.io/crystaldynam...
Hell yeahhhhhh!!!!! Congrats y'all!!!!!
Please! I think I'm finally gonna start playing it soon so I need to start looking at what the possibilities are like 👀
RUH LEESE DA RIVERRRR
Pairing Yuri and Nhi together was exactly as much of a blast as we thought it'd be! SO much fun to record, and we still have a lot more eps coming down the road 🔥
Indiana Jones and the Last Crusade: Learning from Stoppard By Mike Fitzgerald, June 13, 2016 Comparing two drafts of a script can be hugely instructive, revealing point-by-point how a writer went about improving the story. When I stumbled upon an earlier draft of Indiana Jones and the Last Crusade, I discovered a dazzling, glittering trove of lessons as nourishing as eternal life itself. Well, nearly so. Last Crusade was written by Jeffrey Boam, from a story by George Lucas and Menno Meyjes. So say the opening credits. Boam’s final draft, dated March 1, 1988 (ten weeks before production) differs drastically from the published script which reflects the released version of the film. Differences come as no shock, but with Last Crusade they aren’t just a few deleted scenes and some line changes. Whole sections of the Boam draft were reimagined, major set pieces were added, and the pacing and tone were markedly transformed. Whoever made these changes possessed a profound grasp of story craft. Screenshot from https://www.creativescreenwriting.com/indiana-jones-and-the-last-crusade-learning-from-stoppard/
Nine years ago Mike Fitzgerald wrote up an extraordinarily fascinating breakdown of the differences between the Tom Stoppard shooting script and the original Jeffrey Boam draft of Indiana Jones and The Last Crusade.
It's well worth your time: www.creativescreenwriting.com/indiana-jone...
Absolutely losing my mind at how good these look 👏😭🙌
Yesssss amazing!!!!
an isometric wireframe shot of a level, showing the landscape in all its complexities. caption: the complexities displayed in this bushido blade wire-frame demonstrate the ambitious level designs in the game.
bushido blade, development shot, level design (1996) archive.org/details/ultr...
Yessssssss congrats!!!!!!
looks BEAUTIFULLLLL, can't wait to get my copy!
If you’re at FREAKON in Melbourne today, come see @maxfolkman.bsky.social and I talk about the most humiliating moment in our lives during the micro talks at 1PM! 👀👀👀👀👀👀
hate to say I told you so www.theverge.com/policy/69730...
I loveeeeee the score for this movie, and also think about Naomi saying “I'm in my tree talking to the Dixie Chicks and they're making me feel better” all the time hahaha
that's what we've been playing! We're still learning, but we'll def play together soon 👀
god help me, I've gotten into magic the gathering
this article rocks
Oh gosh I’m so sorry Emma <3 <3
Are you going to MIGW too????? 👀👀👀👀👀👀
LOVE these clothes!!! The colors are fantastic ahhhhhh
Asked my daughter what she thought of her first viewing of THE THING and got this in response.
Apologies to the excited airport security worker who thought he was meeting the Property Brothers until he realized he was just meeting us
On Wednesday evening, developers began to notice their games were being unceremoniously delisted or outright removed from Itch.io. Itch's founder says it's the direct result of a financial censorship campaign from Collective Shout, an org with ties to anti-porn groups www.wired.com/story/steam-...
Given the 616 pages, I'm assuming this is just the cine scripts, which is really cool! One day tho I hope the larger studios start publishing/posting their gameplay scripts too b/c they're the bulk of the player experience, much more unique to our medium, and sooo much more useful to learn from