Not a sad face, because we're just pushing the show back to allow the interview to have its full week or so. You've got plenty of content that was not easy for us to acquire already in the bag - so enjoy it, bastards.

We'll be back next week, or earlier if we feel particularly benevolent.

--Logan

Our interview with Stephen Graham Jones - author of The Fast Red Road, All the Beautiful Sinners, the Bleed Into Me collection, and the upcoming Demon Theory by MacAdam/Cage Publishing (April 2006).

Yes, we have our interview with Stephen Graham Jones (website) wrapped up, and I am currently going through and cleaning up the audio to make it as tight as possible.

I'm very excited to see where this takes us, as we have two more guaranteed interviews that will be happening over the next couple of months - I'm hoping to have one interview a month, but I'm not going to push it - and I am working on acquiring more people from all different areas of literary and filmmaking publication.

Needless to say, this is really cool.

--Logan

We've been having some problems with keeping the audio of our headphones from being caught by our microphones, Will's in particular, and we've been trying different ways of dealing with it - different locations for the microphone, turning the gain down, etc. - so this show's audio was a little off as a result.

Some of the garbling on Will's end clearly is something going on with Sound Forge; I have a feeling that he may need more RAM in that sucker, unless he's doing the show off his Alienware, in which case, I have no clue why I would have an easier time of it than he.

Next show, though, I have a couple of ideas that we're going to test out before hand, and I will make sure that the acoustics on my end are better off. I'm sure Will would do so, as well. If you guys know how to help out with some of the issues you're hearing, by all means, e-mail us!

--Logan

-- Sketch (Dictionary)

-- Fresno? Fresyes!

-- Pulp Fiction (iMDb)

-- Blair Witch Project (iMDb)

-- Poor Man's Steadycam

-- IFC Media Lab

-- Channel 101

-- YouTube

-- Internet Archive: Moving Image Archive

-- Stephen Graham Jones

Music

-- Psycheasthetic

-- Cursive

-- Revolution

IN THIS EPISODE:

-- An all filmmaking show!

-- Logan talks about his student acting gig and gets overly self-absorbed

-- How independent filmmaking has never been better

-- The various methods of filmmaking publication

-- Announcing our first interview

-- More!

We were supposed to record last night, but one of my cords - the one that's not supposed to die - did. And the sound was really horrible.

Tonight's a really thick night for me, so we'll try again tomorrow. First rule of cords - if you think you need one, buy two. If you think you need two, buy eight.

However - don't fret, we've got three interviews lined up, and our first one is imminent, so we'll be recording it and then putting it up ASAP.

Hang with us!

--Logan

A whole lot of incomprehensible talk, and then some stuff on the different forms of literary publication.

Will's taking his sweet time getting me his raw audio.

We will probably be late for show #10.

That is all.

Antagonists, The Cut-Away Technique, MC Frontalot, Pilotdrift, The Metrosexual Segment, Logan Fails at Love, and more!