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Well, this is a happy little find that made the number-cruncher in me chuckle. Someone found a clever way to illustrate how the classic Hero's Journey works (Joseph Campbell's "Hero of a Thousand Faces", heck, even Aristotle's "Poetics") by comparing HARRY POTTER to STAR WARS. Or maybe they did it for the lulz.

Just wanted to share this with everyone. I found a great site that has two pages of quotes relevant to filmmaking. They show a broad scope of ideas and even some alternate opinions on those ideas.

http://www.wildsound-filmmaking-feed...

Its 10:20 PM, and I just want to devote a couple minutes to this blog post before I plunge in to finally do what I've been -aching- to do since thursday morning.

Synopsis: Byron and Grittie sing the Bee Gees.
Art, dialogue, video composition, music and most voices by Marco Leon, yours truly. Special Thanks to Arnaud Frich.

(also known as the piano episode...) 

Even though this story is familiar with everyone who has been with us from the beginning, we've recently gotten some exposure at AMNY, or the LAT, so I just wished to create this article, as they say, for the record, on what was my experience with On The Lot, and how KarmaCritic came to be.

Here goes:

The classic crime story from the writings of Richard Brautigan.

Synopsis: Lazaro explains Byron where exactly his father is, and why.