Come talk to me guys I'm bored

[nendil]

I am SO GODDAMN CLOSE to being finished with my demo reel. Here are old fandom projects I'm nostalgic for and wish to re-indulge in immediately after I send off resumes.

* Harry Potter tarot
* Ocarina of Time fic
* Twilight Princess [unrevealed project]
* Sailor Moon anything
* Okami fanart
* Pokemon training
* Band Bros. composing
* Lord of the Rings rewatching
* Smash Bros. playing

By the way, I didn't find Half Blood Prince the most exciting of the books, but I really like the look of the movie's production design. That, at least, is getting better and better with every movie regardless of how successful (or not) the adaptation is. My dream is to work on either of the Deadly Hollow movies. Hey it could happen :3

(Still never going to buy the Harry/Ginny pairing. I don't dislike it but it's developed SO BAD.)

(Hurr, crappy old-ass fanart)

(And what do you know, Draco really has developed that "thin, pointed face". How fortuitous.)

Comments

[ling84.livejournal.com]

Me likey production design improvements too. Then again Chris Columbus's production designs were more like stage play ones than movie ones...

I also have nothing against Harry/Ginny. Usually I favor the pairings that I feel are more canon and will try my best to accept whatever the creator says, but this was one case in which obedient old me couldn't take it.

I'm drooling over all of the chocolates in that last pic with Dan Radcliffe and Bonnie Wright. Please don't tell me they're plastic.

Get your name in the credits and I'll make sure to go and make a big fuss over it! :D

[nendil.livejournal.com]

Then again Chris Columbus's production designs were more like stage play ones than movie ones...

Wow that's such a good way of putting it I never would have even thought of. But I guess you'd know better than me :>

Didn't they have real food for those damn Great Hall feasts? Lucky bastards.

[ling84.livejournal.com]

The bit about stage productions wasn't my idea. It definitely was from a movie review I read when PoA came out, but I can't recall whether it was James Berardinelli or NY Times or Greg's Previews on Yahoo Movies. Those are the only three I read religiously.

Muahaha Bleach...