Milk
To those of you who haven’t been there in a while, I highly suggest a stroll around Castro St. Thanks to Gus Van Sant’s filming of Milk, based on the Harvey Milk story, Castro St. is going through a significant transformation to make it look like it was back in the 70s.
Storefronts have been changed, bus stops moved, the theater repainted and a ton of other things.
Well worth the walk.
Some examples:
http://castroshopper.vox.com/library/post/increased-milk-production.html
I will an extra in this movie.
Barack Obama’s response to Bush’s final State of the Union
i love this guy. please vote for him.
it’s a wrap
the live action short movie that i was working is now done. well, at least the shooting part of it. it was fun working as a gaffer/lighter on it and i can’t wait to work in another live action movie again.
now onto post production.
.: fonz
smiles
http://www.bbc.co.uk/science/humanbody/mind/surveys/smiles/
i got 12 out of 20 correct. apparently i tend to think everyone smiles genuinely hahaha
coachella
busy
so things that are keeping me busy. include.
1. crunch time for wall-e. working as a lighter
2. live action short called calendar confloption. working as a lighter/gaffer
3. supervising directed studies for three academy of art students
4. participating as an extra on gus van sant’s new movie MILK in san francisco. i’m particularly excited about this one… we’ll be recreating the 1970’s san francisco marches through the castro.
fun :D
brunch
HRC
On a trip to Great Britain while he was President of the United States , Bill Clinton had a meeting with Queen Elizabeth. During that meeting he asked her, “How does one manage to run a country so smoothly?”
“That’s easy,” the Queen replied, “You surround yourself with intelligent ministers and advisors.”
“But how can I tell whether they are intelligent or not?”, asked Bill.
You ask them a riddle,” she replied, and with that she pressed a button and said, “Would you please send Tony Blair in.” When Blair arrived, the Queen said, “I have a riddle for you to answer for me.
Your parents had a child and it was not your sister and it was not your brother. Who was this child?”
Blair replied, “That’s easy. The child was me.”
“Very good,” said the Queen. “You may go now.”
Sizing up his wife’s chances in her presidential bid, and thinking back on that meeting, Bill Clinton spoke to Hillary. He said to her, “I have a riddle for you, and the answer is very important. Your parents had a child and it was not your sister and it was not your brother. Who was that child ?”
Hillary replied, “Yes, it is clearly very important that we determine the answer. Can I deliberate on this for awhile?”
“Yes,” said Bill, “I’ll give you four hours to come up with the answer.”
So Hillary called a meeting of her campaign team, from top to bottom, and asked them the riddle. But after much discussion and many suggestions, none of them had a satisfactory answer. She was quite upset, not knowing what she would tell her husband, the former President. As Hillary was leaving her meeting she ran into her most formidable challenger to her presidential nomination, Barack Obama.
So she said, “Mr. Obama, can you answer this riddle for me? Your parents had a child and it was not your sister and it was not your brother. Who was the child?”
“That’s seems pretty easy,” said Obama, “I think the child would be me.”
“Oh thank you,” said Hillary. “You may just have ensured my nomination for the democratic candidate for the Presidency of the United States !” So Hillary went back to Bill and said, “I think I know the answer to your riddle.
The child was Barack Obama.!”
“No, you Dummy !” shouted Bill. “The child was Tony Blair”







