STEVEN SPIELBERG WEEK

I am so disappointed in myself, it's just that I haven't been blogging. Sorry to anyone out there reading my blog. To start off my day, I fell off the stairs at exactly 9:23 A.M. If I hadn't been fixing my watch non of this would of ever happened. It was for this same reason my blog was outdated. However, I decided to start my Steven Spielberg week. I now finished watching Artificial Intelligence which is about this robot, David, who was created to have feelings. However, he did not feel loved by his mother so he decides to go in search of PInochio's Blue Fairy. In the end, he finds a statue of a blue fairy hidden in the ocean's floor. 2,000 years later, extra terrestrial creatures find David but they are incapable of transforming him into a  real, live boy. Instead, they give him back his mother for just one, single day.
In my opinion, it was not one of Spielberg's classics, but without a doubt, it was a huge piece of imagination.

MYSTERY.... Always include mystery in your films. This will make the audience wonder, and will want to watch the movie again for full understanding.

LAUGHTER CAN BE FOUND EVEN IN SAD MOMENTS

If there is anyone out there reading about my blog. I would like to say that today was the worst day of my life. I was out buying a Halloween tree, well it was not actually a Halloween tree. It was more like a morbid Christmas tree with no branches, and duck tape all over it. So, this nice looking lady comes at me and starts insulting us saying that we are offending Christmas by buying a black "Christmas tree." What is that? Don't people mind their own business? My Mother got so sarcastic, she decided to buy 12 "Christmas trees," but of course, we later returned 11 of them. But i got to admit, it was so funny watching my mother put all 12 trees in one miniature shopping cart... We had a really fun time putting up the Halloween tree.

LAUGHTER... Always include at least one word that will make the audience laugh.

THE FIRST STEP.... A DREAM

We all know we have certain abilities, I mean, some of you dance, others cook, sing or act.... However, most people now a days have absolutely no imagination. Most workers literally only drive to work, work, have a discussion with a client, drive from work, eat, and sleep. How could they expect that from life, they must have some sort of dream or perhaps at least a short term goal. We all, at some point have a crazy dream.
My dream is to become a movie director, who knows, maybe I could be the next Steven Spilleburg or Walt Disney. Steven Spilleburg was not always "The Steven Spilleburg."

Everyday I will post either a word and a paragraph on movie making. For now, I am an underage citizen, tomorrow I am.... And that is my promise.