Tuesday, 23 February 2010

PS - Phil...

...yes, I did know that she was Jamie Lee Curtis's mother! Meant to say that in the original post...Tony Curtis for dad and Janet Leigh for mum - with such an acting pedigree, Jamie Lee was destined for greatness !

And you must be a nutter, feeling sorry for Norman Bates! :)

Psycho!

It's been years since I last watched this brilliant film, and even though I obviously knew the twist at the end, it didn't take away from the tension at all; in fact it almost made it worse, as you knew what was coming!
Norman Bates has to be the creepiest motel owner in the world - I haven't seen the remake, but can't imagine anyone else playing the part with such detached madness...that look he gives the audience at the end....*shudder*!

Looking forward to tomorrow's talk...

Saturday, 20 February 2010

BBC Audience info...

Here is the link for getting your hands on BBC show tickets...

http://www.bbc.co.uk/tickets/

Friday, 19 February 2010

Video tutorials as per Alan's class today...

Here's the address in case anyone didn't catch it!

www.videocopilot.net - Free tutorials..

Thursday, 18 February 2010

Well done everyone!

I bet you are all glad that today is over and done with!
I'm sure a few lessons have been learned, and not just about Romanticism either... take today's experience forward, and remember it for next time!
On a lighter note - Final Cut Pro was hilarious, what with all the odd sound effects flying around...and the 'extra' entertainment provided by those sitting between me and Ruben...you know who you are! :)

Anyway, sleep well tonight - back to the grindstone tomorrow!

Wednesday, 17 February 2010

Good luck, all groups!

Hope you are all just about done now... looking forward to seeing the results tomorrow! By the looks of it, you have been working hard!

Saturday, 13 February 2010

Jazz, anyone?

Just another quick reminder that on Sunday lunchtimes in the Eagle Tavern, Rochester High Street, you can hear some brilliant jazz musicians - band start around 1pm until about 3.30. Tomorrow it is Henry Lowther (trumpet/flugelhorn) with the Jim Mullen Quartet.
It a really good atmosphere, free to get in, lots of different ages of customer, and if you're lucky, free roast potatoes!

http://theeagletavern.org.uk/

Maybe see some of you there!