sinefinefilms : I sent this out in an email but figured

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I sent this out in an email but figured I should post it too.

Hey all,

I'm finishing up the 10 year anniversary DVD (I'm WAY behind on making DVDs by the way) and I'm doing a special feature of "Things you've always wanted to know but were afraid to ask". So if you have any questions (like why do you always use costumes? Why do you never spell check, etc.) please send them along. I'll be taking questions through the end of the week.

Also, if anyone would like to submit a short paragraph of things they've learned from filming, please do. There's a special Feature called "All I Need to Know I learned on Yibble's Set." If you want to send something in but want it to be posted anonymusly in the DVD let me know and I can do that.

Thanks!

--yibble

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	atsugi 2006-12-11 23:35 (link)
	I have learned several things on Yibbles set: 1. don't get the director angry before she makes a something for you to drink on set 2. dress for the weather 3. road trips are exciting when passed by trucks going 85mph 4. spelling (in the script) is not a requirement (Reply to this) (Thread)

	arcanajester 2006-12-12 01:19 (link)
	But #1 was so much FUN! And so blue too! huggles ..... why was I suddenly reminded of "Heathers"? (Reply to this) (Parent)

	illishar 2006-12-12 07:38 (link)
	I actually feel really guilty about making you drink that stuff. I was really hard to you on the set sometimes. Okay, a lot of the time. I must have had higher expectations for you for some reason. Not sure why (because you were just so damn good?). Anyway, sorry about the blue stuff. (Reply to this) (Parent) (Thread)

	atsugi 2006-12-12 09:19 (link)
	no need for appologies...what doesn't kill me only makes me stronger (Reply to this) (Parent)

arcanajester
2006-12-12 01:18 (link)

Things I've learned?

I've learned that filming is hazardous to one's health if given to prolonged exposure. That and asphalt. And door knobs. And candlesticks.

I've learned to trust, had it shattered, and trusted again.

I've learned to speed memorize dialogue from a script I've never read seconds before a scene.

Anything you say can and will be used against you in running jokes.

Ad-libbing can make or break a scene.

Framing and sound checks are imperative.

The Yellow Line says "no!"

I still don't know who drugged us.

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jimmy_z
2006-12-12 22:32 (link)

I DRUGGED US! That's Me! :P

I was thinking of this today:
1. That it's argueous and hard work but its fun. I think thats why we like being on yibbles sets.

2. You may get hurt but your friends are there to pick you up when you are down. And clean of the blood from your knee (Sorrys Morgs, had to put it).

3. The quality of the productions have improved because we have worked together before and we understand what makes a Yibble production flow freely and effectively. And the friendships off the set and our work together makes it easier to do that.

4. The Most Important Lesson I've Learned: Is not getting drunk the night before a shoot because you feel like crap the next day and its no fun...Yes!

How's those Yibbs! Make corrections if needed! And You can list my name for my comments.

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