Today, I zoom pitched an adaptation of one of my very favorite Korean t.v. shows.  As part of the pitch, I included a few visuals for each of the main characters, drawn from some of the amazing talent I have worked with in the past. IF I ever get the chance to make this show, THIS would be my dream cast.

It went well.  I think.  But who knows?

Hey, thanks for all of the questions.  I plan to plan to answer this as part of either tomorrow or Wednesday’s dedicated blog entry.  So it’s not too late to post any other queries you may have in the comments section!

Tomorrow, I start hammering out a slew of pitches for that publisher!

Film-themed question!

Amazing people with whom I have worked:

Today’s blog entry is dedicated to Kat Karena and Bacon!

9 thoughts on “July 20, 2020: Dream casts, strange movies, and amazing people with whom I have worked!”

  1. It looks like a dream cast to me. Seeing Alex & Melissa’s pics brought to mind a question I had. You once shared something here about Melissa auditioning for the roles of both Two and Four. Did we get anywhere close to seeing an Empress Ishida? Part of me has wondered for a while about the show people in that alternate universe got to see.

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  3. Hi Joe, Hope you can do me favor and give a shoutout to this GoFundMe. You are keenly aware of how the pandemic is impacting performers and it’s even worse for those who perform at fairs and festivals as their entire season has been wiped out. One Man Band Bandaloni will be hiking the entire length of the Bruce Trail over the next few months (900 km) to bring attention to the festival performers with 10% going to the Bruce Trail Conservancy. The pictures he has posted of the trail so far on his FB page are breathtaking. If you can mention this it would be a big help. https://gf.me/u/yaj82y Thank you.

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  4. @KatKarena Warmest hugs for your Puggles.

    @Joe Very glad to hear Suji seems to be getting her zip back.
    That gal is definitely a true warrior.
    Even though she is 15, I would not be much surprised if she lived another 5 years
    simply via her fierce determination.
    I’ll have to think on Strangest movie I’ve ever enjoyed.
    Only films that come to mind at the moment is David Bowie’s Man Who Fell To Earth and
    The Beatles Yellow Submarine movie.
    Albeit, not so sure those were truly the strangest or weirdest.

    Here’s some more bit of truly good news.

    U.S/Ca may begin widely distributing a safe, effective, vaccine in time for Christmas this year
    thanks to another fiercely determined soul and the exhaustingly hard work of the global scientific community.
    Professor Sarah Gilbert and her team of 250 researchers at Oxford in UK have been conducting large scale trials on a vaccine that is proving safe (no serious adverse reactions reported) and highly effective at producing sustained immunity against SARS CoV 2 (The virus that causes Covid19). The vaccine produces both a sustained antibody and T cell response. The team is currently on schedule to complete their larger final phase 3 trial by September. The U.S CDC/HHS already has a non profit access agreement in place for it with Astrazeneca, the UK based drug company contracted to mass produce it. If all continues to go well with Professor Gilberts final trial, US & its territories can begin their own human trials in October and have the vaccine ready for mass distribution deployment by Christmas.

    Everything you need to know about the vaccine, the research (which began several years ago when MERS first emerged in Jordan & Saudi Arabia), the drug company, and which countries already have a signed, not for profit, access agreement for the vaccine,
    can be found in the NS101 education thread here:

    https://twitter.com/NewScience101/status/1283770065301708805

    News Article on the vaccine:
    https://www.cbc.ca/news/health/oxford-cansino-vaccine-trials-1.5655984

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    1. Important Breaking Update: Considering the rapid rise in serious illness and death in U.S
      NIH has decided not to wait till University of Oxford completes its phase three trial in September before beginning trials here. Trials will begin across U.S next month – So check your local DOH or city/county sites for enrollment info. Orlando Florida residents can learn more and sign up via clicking the link in this press release:
      https://www.clickorlando.com/news/local/2020/07/21/heres-how-you-can-be-part-of-a-coronavirus-vaccine-trial-in-orlando/

      Note the only reported side effects from this vaccine, thus so far, have been mild fever in a relatively small number. So, the vaccine is safe for most. You can learn all about the vaccine and the research in the education thread our ed team put together, here
      –> https://twitter.com/NewScience101/status/1283770065301708805

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  5. I agree that is a dream cast. Bring it on.
    Strangest film I enjoyed?
    The award for me goes to Sin City.
    This was very polarizing, not everyone enjoyed it.
    Personally I absolutely loved it.

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  7. Gosh I miss seeing Torri Higginson in a Sci-Fi show. I thought she was stellar in SG:A.

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  8. Six girls and only two boys? Not fair! Nothing wrong with that group, you just need to add a few more boys.

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