Here's a piece of a script I'm going about writing entitled "Revelation: The Seven Seals". It's an epic I've devised that goes over the apocalypse and draws from the Book of Revelation, Dante's Divine Comedy, and Paradise Lost all in one. Hope you enjoy.

Okay, so I've been doing really bad with this "every day for 30 days" thing, but here's my next creative offering:

Not too long ago I was thinking to myself, "Hey, self. What happens when something you write gets picked up and you are given lots of money and stuff?" The thought was really about how most major writers of shows and film have a personal production company. So, I decided to come up with some names and possible logos for each company.

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Last time, I explained how the every Disney animated film runs on a formula, and how to make your own! We got through how to choose your non-unique story and what characters to choose, now it's time to write the story!

Prompted by watching “The Princess and the Frog” last night with my fiancé, I came to realize that every single Disney animated movie* operates on a formula. A very unoriginal, but wholly enticing formula.

*Disney animated movie here refers to all non-Pixar animated Disney films

Along with this, I decided to come up with and pitch my own Disney animated movie to the corporation and I encourage you to do the same!

Here we go!

Leela

A photo of Katy and I's hamster. Just really like this picture

Today, I'm taking the initiative and starting a big project that I hope my friends and fam will join me in.

I'm calling it the 30 Day, a Camera and a Pen project. What it is, is a commitment to taking a video, pictures and writing something every single day for thirty days. It doesn't to be big or life-altering, it just has to be something.

I invite everyone to do this with me and post your entries on your own blog. Hopefully, and this is why I want to do this, we can collect the best things that we got out of this project and publish an underground zine from it.

Hope it catches on,

Derek

My first entry in my "30 Days, a Camera and a Pen" Project: