You so totally have to watch this 'movie' that I directed. It's totally the next Avatar!
Thank you to Ian, Mel and Sean who agreed to be featured in my maiden movie. I'll so mention you guys in my thank you speech when I win an award for this excellent work.
p/s: Sean did the whole editing and whatever nonsense you have to do to videos before uploading them thingy. Thanks!
p/s2: I may re-release this movie in 3D!
Friday, April 2, 2010
How I got a headache...
So I was just sitting there looking pretty when Mel said, "Hey look what I found!" and held a pair of vintage 3D glasses. Okay, maybe not vintage but just plain old.
She asked me if I wanted it and I said no (or maybe she didn't ask me at all...) and offered it to Ian instead. He went, "I can use it for my 3D iPhone application!"
So he tried it on and it kinda worked. Of course I sibuk'ed and asked him if I could try it too, and he let me.
I put on the 3D glasses and played the game (fly a jet through posts or something like that la..nothing fancy) and it was magical.
Two minutes later, I took off the glasses and saw red and blue spots all over. I thought I was going to die!!!!
The darn 3D glasses gave me a headache for the rest of the day and I swear it still hurts until now. True story.
She asked me if I wanted it and I said no (or maybe she didn't ask me at all...) and offered it to Ian instead. He went, "I can use it for my 3D iPhone application!"
So he tried it on and it kinda worked. Of course I sibuk'ed and asked him if I could try it too, and he let me.
I put on the 3D glasses and played the game (fly a jet through posts or something like that la..nothing fancy) and it was magical.
Two minutes later, I took off the glasses and saw red and blue spots all over. I thought I was going to die!!!!
The darn 3D glasses gave me a headache for the rest of the day and I swear it still hurts until now. True story.
Back to square one
We're back in 3A...like for real. After moving down to lobby, then packing our stuff up to 7th floor, we've returned to where we started from.
(We're not situated at the exact location where we were three years ago, though).
One major thing on our minds after hearing about the move was: "Where the hell are we going to put all of our stuff?"
In Ivy's words, "We moved from a mansion into an apartment and now finally we're moving into a room," - so we had to find ways to stuff our crap in the limited space we have here.
Miraculously, we found comfortable spots for our sofa, table, stuff from horror room, and more crap that we collected in that one year or so we were upstairs. We also had a potted plant, but somehow, Ivy managed to 'secret' it's disappearance.
The new 'home' feels...ermm, cold. Literally speaking. I mean, a dead body could be lying somewhere here and we wouldn't find out, because it'll be kept chill like forever, you know...like cold cuts.
Anyway, one good thing that came out of the move is that I've managed to reduce my big stash of crap to a small stash of crap.
It was kind of painful to throw away unwanted notebooks (into the recycling bin!) but I gots to do what I gots to do...and I'm finally home at my workstation - crap and all.
Ian is behind me now, working on something. Can't see what he's doing. Mel sits on my left and Nasa behind her.
(We're not situated at the exact location where we were three years ago, though).
One major thing on our minds after hearing about the move was: "Where the hell are we going to put all of our stuff?"
In Ivy's words, "We moved from a mansion into an apartment and now finally we're moving into a room," - so we had to find ways to stuff our crap in the limited space we have here.
Miraculously, we found comfortable spots for our sofa, table, stuff from horror room, and more crap that we collected in that one year or so we were upstairs. We also had a potted plant, but somehow, Ivy managed to 'secret' it's disappearance.
The new 'home' feels...ermm, cold. Literally speaking. I mean, a dead body could be lying somewhere here and we wouldn't find out, because it'll be kept chill like forever, you know...like cold cuts.
Anyway, one good thing that came out of the move is that I've managed to reduce my big stash of crap to a small stash of crap.
It was kind of painful to throw away unwanted notebooks (into the recycling bin!) but I gots to do what I gots to do...and I'm finally home at my workstation - crap and all.
Ian is behind me now, working on something. Can't see what he's doing. Mel sits on my left and Nasa behind her.
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