miguel_fugdey
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how much is it? as i'd definitely like to hear the advice that they have for the poetry...ill ask in the x2 section if anyones going to it
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ladypenelope85
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the note says scriptwriting for film and television - i'm wondering if it would be relevant at all for radio? so i'm not going to pay $38 just to find out... if he mentions radio when ur there... take extra special notes for me! 
swingin' n
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sure, buddy- notes for all!
it doesn't really cost that much, compared to other places, and my teacher said it will be really good. (to be perfectly honest, my main concern was that it was in the hols
) he also said that not many ppl are going, esp in the field of script writing. i think there's only 2 ppl going from my school.and i'm not doing film/television- i'm doing drama, so yeh, i think it covers radio as well..
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Jacks
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I'm doing a critical response...I'm going to keep my actual concept a secret though hehe...It addresses elements of duality and the temptation of evil...that's all I'm going to say
Jacks
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oh alright then, you've convinced me. Though I didn't think anyone would steal my idea because let's face it if you don't have one yet stealing someone's idea isn't going to save you...hehe
I'm looking at the lord of the rings trilogy and the temptation of evil that the ring presents. I have all these other ideas so if it sounds really stupid I'm hoping it will come out alright in the end. Basically I'm looking at how the book can teach numerous profound lessons about the nature of humanity...because believe it or not there are some good ones. Anyways what do you think??
I'm looking at the lord of the rings trilogy and the temptation of evil that the ring presents. I have all these other ideas so if it sounds really stupid I'm hoping it will come out alright in the end. Basically I'm looking at how the book can teach numerous profound lessons about the nature of humanity...because believe it or not there are some good ones. Anyways what do you think??
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i know someone who's doing the same thing!!!
i'm NOT kidding you either!
he's doing a critical study of LOTR too,
(a hugeee fan)
he's looking at the lotr trilogy but i don't think he's doing the temptation of evil that the ring presents, but i know he's doing the whole lotr-analysis and study
you say you're doing the book?
i guess that's different, i *think* the guy i know is just doing the 3 movies, not the books, but i could be wrong.
so it wasn't a secret afterall hehe
this sort of thing is pretty popular nowadays i suppose
maybe i could get him to join in with this thread/section
but don't talk to me about lotr lol ... i've sat through the movie (part 1 twice, part 2 twice) and it was agonising
i don't really enjoy fantasy/lotr that much but it was one of those 'must see' films so i saw it for the sake of it
i'm NOT kidding you either!
he's doing a critical study of LOTR too,
(a hugeee fan)
he's looking at the lotr trilogy but i don't think he's doing the temptation of evil that the ring presents, but i know he's doing the whole lotr-analysis and study
you say you're doing the book?
i guess that's different, i *think* the guy i know is just doing the 3 movies, not the books, but i could be wrong.
so it wasn't a secret afterall hehe
this sort of thing is pretty popular nowadays i suppose
maybe i could get him to join in with this thread/section
but don't talk to me about lotr lol ... i've sat through the movie (part 1 twice, part 2 twice) and it was agonising
i don't really enjoy fantasy/lotr that much but it was one of those 'must see' films so i saw it for the sake of it
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Jacks
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Yeah I'm doing the books because using the 3 movies will be a little difficult considering the third isn't coming out until the end of the year after the major works are due but it's alright because there are so many different angles you can appreciate the work on so I'm not too distressed to learn that my idea isn't as original as I could have hoped hehe...I'm approaching it from an interesting and unique angle (or at least that's what I'm hoping)
I'm going to new zealand to see the third installment of the triology at the end of the year anyways so I'm pretty happy
but it's alright because there are so many different angles you can appreciate the work on so I'm not too distressed to learn that my idea isn't as original as I could have hoped hehe...I'm approaching it from an interesting and unique angle (or at least that's what I'm hoping)I'm going to new zealand to see the third installment of the triology at the end of the year anyways so I'm pretty happy
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swingin' n
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man, that's nothing! a friend of mine saw LOTR's at the movies a few (7!!) times, bought the dvd's the same night they were realeased, and has now seen them both so many times that he watches them in different languages just for fun. Now there's a fan. Still, he's a nice guy (when you can get him to talk about something OTHER than LOTR)Originally posted by Huy
he's doing a critical study of LOTR too,
(a hugeee fan)
but don't talk to me about lotr lol ... i've sat through the movie (part 1 twice, part 2 twice) and it was agonising
i don't really enjoy fantasy/lotr that much but it was one of those 'must see' films so i saw it for the sake of it
did you guys know that when tolkin wrote TLOR trilogy, he wasn't expecting it to be at all popular, let alone become a classic. He can't even understand why ppl like them so much- he only wrote them as a background to all the languages he invented (elven, dwarven etc.) because languages was his passion...
just another interesting & useless fact about the movie- every single person wears a wig!
mon_mon
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anyone else doing "pathways" style HSC?
Is anyone else doing half their subjects for only a year, then the other half for the other year? because this means that i only have 6 months for my Extention 2 major. which is a film script. i was wondering if that happens anywhere else?
Is anyone else doing half their subjects for only a year, then the other half for the other year? because this means that i only have 6 months for my Extention 2 major. which is a film script. i was wondering if that happens anywhere else?
mon_mon
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Ok. the way "pathways" is done at our school, and the name may be irrelevant and unique, because our school is kinda hippy, but basically, we take half of our subjects in year 11, and do peliminary for 6 months and HSC for 6 months. then we do the other subjects in year 12 in the same fashion. Its good in some ways because you get to be more focused on some subjects, but because extention 2 is an HSC only subject, we only get 6 months to work on it.
ah ok, i see now...
thats about unfair about extension 2... you should definitely get a whole year to work on it... but i spose you could do it in your spare time for an extra 6 months, even if its not officially counted as class time.
thats about unfair about extension 2... you should definitely get a whole year to work on it... but i spose you could do it in your spare time for an extra 6 months, even if its not officially counted as class time.
Jacks
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we don't get any actual class time to work on it so it mightn't make that much difference...but I can see what you mean