I got a few new followers over the last month, so you may not have seen this yet. This is the trailer for my movie. Watch it, reblog it, and like our Facebook page.
Because if this doesn’t work I don’t know what I’m going to do. :D
Woody Allen
Fuck yeah! Best original screenplay!
And it’s even better that he ignores the awards! :)
The trailer for my film is finally up! Please go check it out, and PLEASE share it with the people you know and love (or hate, in case you think it’s terrible).
Thank you so much!
A figurative “for rent” sign hangs on the front gate of John F. Kennedy Space Center.
Among the facilities available: A space shuttle launchpad, slightly used; a giant crawler for moving rockets, still servicable; two enormous mobile launch platforms; two space shuttle maintenance hangars; a 15,000-foot concrete runway, one of the world’s longest; and the blocky, 52-story Vehicle Assembly Building, with four soaring rocket assembly bays — and no waiting. (WaPo)
Photo: Space Shuttle Atlantis at the Vehicle Assembly Building at Kennedy Space Center in 2008, NASA
LOCATIONS FOR OUR SCI-FI MOVIES, GUYS!
JEFFREY GROSS, THIS WILL BE THE LOCATION FOR ONE OF THE SCI-FI THINGS WE WILL SHOOT. ON 35MM.
Be ready when the time comes.
Northern Lights and erupting Icelandic volcano produce stunning photographs by James Appleton.
Photographer James Appleton, 23, from Cambridge, risked his life trekking solo to the area and captured these incredible shots. The Cambridge University graduate spent five days observing the first phase of the eruption from a shack in nearby Fimmvorouhals mountain pass. He spent seven hours battling biting wind and freezing temperatures to get as close to the eruption as possible, against the advice of local guides. Despite being trapped inside a shack there for 48 hours, Mr Appleton managed to trek within 100ft of the volcano.
