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RED Crew rises from the Phoenix......
RED Crew rises from the Phoenix......
liquidigital, if I can ask you to get the headshots for the central crew members in order to start the REDCREW listings. Your stuntman training will come in handy, especially seeing as you will need to drop in on Desert Rune at around 26,000ft, stay down wind though just in case :huh: Uhhhh, also be wary of his jump buddy Luki, I'd suggest putting velcro on any pockets to avoid 'accidents', he's a funny one is Luki!
Once you hit the ground, slowly now, there will be a car waiting for you. OK, so its gonna looks a bit odd but the CVBVector1 is a prototype currently under scrutiny by Chrysler. We were going to use Zakarees Lexus but we had to send it to the garage to get that crap leak sorted out. Not to worry though even though his car couldn't make it, the man himself is there. Just make your own judgment was it the Lexus with a crap leak or is his driving anough to scare the crap out of anything....
hmy: If after a few miles you get nervous I think the production manager put an iPod in the glove compartment. Check out the vibes, I think there's also a few soothing Cello concertos courtesy of im.thatoneguy Uhhhh, don't get that confused with Jaime Valles Hand Fart Overture in d minor! I think I ordered my assistants to get rid of that anyway.
If you get uncomfortable with the driving I'd suggest flagging down our props logistics supervisor BajaProductions he should be somewhere along the same stretch of road on a delivery for the caterers, just be wary of what he is actually shifting gear with....
hmy: I've heard rumors that sexual deviants tend to flee to live south of the border and last I knew the border patrol were particularly keen of locating a truck driving, sdick shifting trucker with a penchant for guzzling coffee whilst engaging in cell phone conversation to all manner of 1-800 services.
I know it's a lot to ask. Many people to track down but if you get a bit peckish, need some sustenance, I'd suggest stopping at one of the many fast food outlets along the way. Just off of I-95 there's a place called "Pixel's Chilli Chewsdays", yeah I raised my eyebrows too, anyway its a relatively cheap place to get some good nosh. The Chilli is for crap, I'd suggest the Spaghetti. Any given day its a toss up, best asking the Pixelchef his recommendation. hey one thing to check out is their amazing waiter service. I know it takes about ten minutes to get the grub ready but, turn away for a second and BAMM, the food is served with no trace of the waiter. Super Speedy Service by some dood they call Greg Syverson well, it could be anyone actually as no one's ever seen this guy anyway. After that stop you should be fine. If you need a small top up though there's a neat little Burrito stand just outside, say hi to Jeremy Toman for me too, ohhh, get his card too as I may have a place for him to cater my next project, Revenge of the Chilli Doggs!
Long day huh? Yeah, well almost done. Once you got those head shots, I know you're a whizz with Photoshop but I promised my co-Producers that I'd drop some work their way. My main exec has a nephew with a photographic service just off of Santa Monica Boulevard. If you could pop into "Speedy's Processing and Imagery Services" and speak to a guy called Justin Kirsch and leave everything with him. They have my office contact details so no worries.........oh and uhhhhh, take a sleeping bag just in case! Not the most efficient office worker around.......:sad:
Been a long day I know but thanks for the work mate. We're on the verge of something big, you in?
hehehe,
Cheers,
Mark.
EDIT: Love a good giggle. Any progress on the serious pointers would also be welcomed.
RED Crew rises from the Phoenix......
Far from it mate this is even better than I expected. I can just see it all now......Okay Mark! I laughed my ass off at the other posts, but then I felt bad that you have great intentions and prob didn't get the answers you expected......
liquidigital, if I can ask you to get the headshots for the central crew members in order to start the REDCREW listings. Your stuntman training will come in handy, especially seeing as you will need to drop in on Desert Rune at around 26,000ft, stay down wind though just in case :huh: Uhhhh, also be wary of his jump buddy Luki, I'd suggest putting velcro on any pockets to avoid 'accidents', he's a funny one is Luki!
Once you hit the ground, slowly now, there will be a car waiting for you. OK, so its gonna looks a bit odd but the CVBVector1 is a prototype currently under scrutiny by Chrysler. We were going to use Zakarees Lexus but we had to send it to the garage to get that crap leak sorted out. Not to worry though even though his car couldn't make it, the man himself is there. Just make your own judgment was it the Lexus with a crap leak or is his driving anough to scare the crap out of anything....
If you get uncomfortable with the driving I'd suggest flagging down our props logistics supervisor BajaProductions he should be somewhere along the same stretch of road on a delivery for the caterers, just be wary of what he is actually shifting gear with....
I know it's a lot to ask. Many people to track down but if you get a bit peckish, need some sustenance, I'd suggest stopping at one of the many fast food outlets along the way. Just off of I-95 there's a place called "Pixel's Chilli Chewsdays", yeah I raised my eyebrows too, anyway its a relatively cheap place to get some good nosh. The Chilli is for crap, I'd suggest the Spaghetti. Any given day its a toss up, best asking the Pixelchef his recommendation. hey one thing to check out is their amazing waiter service. I know it takes about ten minutes to get the grub ready but, turn away for a second and BAMM, the food is served with no trace of the waiter. Super Speedy Service by some dood they call Greg Syverson well, it could be anyone actually as no one's ever seen this guy anyway. After that stop you should be fine. If you need a small top up though there's a neat little Burrito stand just outside, say hi to Jeremy Toman for me too, ohhh, get his card too as I may have a place for him to cater my next project, Revenge of the Chilli Doggs!
Long day huh? Yeah, well almost done. Once you got those head shots, I know you're a whizz with Photoshop but I promised my co-Producers that I'd drop some work their way. My main exec has a nephew with a photographic service just off of Santa Monica Boulevard. If you could pop into "Speedy's Processing and Imagery Services" and speak to a guy called Justin Kirsch and leave everything with him. They have my office contact details so no worries.........oh and uhhhhh, take a sleeping bag just in case! Not the most efficient office worker around.......:sad:
Been a long day I know but thanks for the work mate. We're on the verge of something big, you in?
hehehe,
Cheers,
Mark.
EDIT: Love a good giggle. Any progress on the serious pointers would also be welcomed.