Sorry for the late newsletter…
This evening, I finished writing the script for my next big project, entitled Booth. I’ve mentioned it before, but in case you didn’t read that edition, it’s a film set entirely inside of a single booth at a restaurant. There are eight different stories that take place at this particular booth.
My goal with all of this was to actually write a movie that I could film. This has been a task that has haunted me for years. I’m good at writing movies that require a budget. I have written epic action and sci-fi. I’ve written horror films that take place in exotic locations. I’ve written movies with big casts. All of these goofy things that I’ve written were good from a conceptual standpoint, but very difficult to do on a low/minuscule budget. And all the time in my journals, I would keep coming back to the same idea: How can I write a movie that I can actually make?
