October 2010
15 posts
Brentt's Corner Of Opinions and Writing: My Open... →
brenttwrites:
Dear Zachary Quinto, As you probably know, I think you and I would make great friends. Oh, you didn’t know that? You don’t know who I am? Well, I am Brentt Harshman, a 22 year old who writes stuff at times. Anyways, back to you. I have these dreams where we are so close that we call each other up………….
I created this other blog to post my writing and stuff....
Sandwiches or Soup?
My answer: sandwiches.
The question? If you had to live the rest of your life only ever eating one type of sandwich or one type of soup, which would you choose?
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Woops, sorry about that previous post. Meant to copy and paste the link, not the entire story.
Anyways, I wrote this short story about a year, year and half ago. I was planning on applying to UArts in Philly for their Writing in Film and Television BFA, but I never ended up applying after I decided I would rather go with my first dream of taking improv classes at UCB and living in NYC.
So,...
Why Sleep?
Because tomorrow brings a day where I buy sandwich supplies, cereal and milk! Who knows, maybe I’ll go crazy and buy juice too. Who knows?!?!
Dan Aykroyd Doing Rewrites on 'Ghostbusters 3'... →
popculturebrain:
When asked about Murray’s comments, Aykroyd admitted that he’s now in charge of the ‘Ghostbusters 3’ script while also defending Stupitsky and Eisenberg’s version, claiming they wrote Murray a classic role in it. Aykroyd noted, “I think he was concerned that the writing on Ghostbusters 3 by these guys would not be up to standard, but I can tell you firsthand, I’m working on the...
the Montreal Improv blog: Make a Decision →
healywu:
binu:
montrealimprov:
Take a stand. Make a choice. And let that choice strongly inform your character’s subsequent choices. As a goofy example, if you’re an ice cream vendor, try to solve all problems with ice cream or use ice cream related words. Make your choices important by viewing the world around you through those choices.
And commit to those choices. Go all in. No matter...
How To Get Out Of Your Head?
Lately, I have been really in my head causing me to either stay on the backline throughout an entire set or just make retarded and stupid choices of dialogue and action in a scene. This wouldn’t be so bad if I didn’t know I am better than this. My question is an open question for everyone to answer:
If one finds themselves in their head, how can they actively fix or remedy this...
