Writing process

My Writing Process

I've been doing a lot of writing to try and come up with the script for my next film. This process has consumed a lot of my time so I have decided to make an investigation post out of it. The following photos are of my film writing notebook. It basically just contains a lot of ideas and concepts for whatever project I'm currently working on. Lots of the time I end up re-writing or completely cutting ideas entirely. Right now I sort of have two ideas going on. The first is a second film that takes place in the gangster/crime genre. The second is part of the weekend films series I'm trying to conclude. I will do my best to label the following photographs based on the project they relate to.

Weekend Films

Gangster/Crime

Also I'm working on the VFX for my next Sci-fi film. The following video is a test render of an establishing shot of the city. I'm going to be adding holographic signs as well as flying cars.

Mon - N/A

Tues - Compositing

Wed - Modeling

Thurs - Texturing

Fri - Rendering

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