Char Siu, Script Cuts

février 28, 2022

The image displays a takeout meal consisting of sliced roasted pork topped with a glossy, dark sauce and garnished with chopped green onions. The pork appears caramelized and juicy, indicating it might be char siu, a popular Chinese-style barbecue dish. Next to the meat, there are several slices of fresh cucumber, providing a contrasting green color and crunchy texture to the dish. The food is placed in a white takeout box, suggesting it might be from a restaurant or delivery service, designed for easy transport and consumption. The lighting is bright, highlighting the sheen of the sauce and the texture of the pork. The overall presentation is neat, with the cucumbers arranged in a tidy stack, enhancing the visual appeal of the meal. There are no visible logos or text in the image to indicate a specific restaurant or brand.
5:30 PM

5:30 p.m.

I love this!!
The image shows an open takeout box containing slices of glazed meat garnished with chopped green onions. Next to the meat are several cucumber slices arranged neatly. A metal fork is also present in the box, indicating it may have been used by someone to eat the meal. The inside of the box has some sauce stains, suggesting the meal was recently consumed. The lighting is direct, illuminating the food and creating a focus on its glossy texture and fresh appearance. The setting appears to be indoors, possibly on a dark surface like a table or seat. The overall mood of the image is casual, suggesting a quick meal or snack. The use of takeout packaging indicates convenience and portability.
6:00 PM

6:00 p.m.

I have eaten half of it. I am so full. It is apparently 250 grams. So, I had 125 grams. I am so full. Very calorie dense, it's literally fat.
The image is a video frame from a YouTube interview titled "Predicting How Much Money A Movie Will Make - Jeff Deverett" on the Film Courage channel. The scene features Jeff Deverett in an interview setting, likely discussing aspects of the film industry's financial forecasting. Jeff is wearing glasses and a blue button-up shirt, with a small microphone clipped to his collar, suggesting he is speaking or being interviewed. The background is dark, focusing attention on Jeff, who is the central figure. The video is paused at the 1:00 mark out of a total duration of 8:35, as indicated by the progress bar at the bottom. Captions are visible, with Jeff speaking about revenue forecasting based on comparable movies. The lighting highlights Jeff against the dark backdrop, emphasizing the serious, informative mood of the interview.
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I'm learning film budget financials forecasting....
This screenshot displays the Microsoft Word interface with an open document titled "FULL SCRIPT.docx." The screen is set to page 28 of 97, indicating a lengthy document. The interface showcases the typical Word features with a toolbar at the top, which includes options like "Home," "Insert," "Design," and others for document formatting and editing. The font is set to Arial at a size of 10.5. The page displayed is mostly blank, suggesting that either this section is yet to be filled or is intentionally left empty. At the bottom, the language setting indicates "English (United Kingdom)." The taskbar shows a few other applications open, including a media player. The time on the computer is displayed as 11:05 PM on February 28, 2022. Overall, this is a typical Word document interface with no particular activity occurring on this specific page.
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I don't share any info on my script. Here is an edited screenshot to illustrate a point I keep raising.

The whole script, is like 120 pages. Chapter 6, is a whopping 90 pages now. This is after I edited the entire script which was a nightmare that people ought to make a black 'n white movie like Mank on me for, suffering through, to make a Citizen Kane.

So, this 90 pages, I have to somehow, cut it down to around 10 or 20 pages. Each page is a 1 minute. I think it's great for value, as the whole thing is useful for conducting a lot of joint business with US.
Inspired by real events, edited for story. Inspired by real events, edited for story. A true story.