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I've been told by a few people that they only read my Xanga blog.... and not my professional SilverKottage blog.

Probably because born a Xangan, die a Xangan? Sorry if I neglected you guys these past few years.

Oh, and maybe having people subscribed to me, means that I actually have my blog read... than an unknown blog in the wide internet dome.

Anyways, below is my latest entry! Enjoy

(If there's a way I can RSS feed my professional blog to Xanga, please tell me how)

Rumbling Hearts, or as my girlfriend likes to call it, Rumbling D*cks, for the ridiculous storyline.While I was researching about an anime that my girlfriend described to me as stupid and stretchy indecisive portrayal of high school girls, I stumbled upon an interesting filmmaker's blog: The Great Swifty. Yes, watching other people win awards do gets me SAAAAADDDD But, also pushes me to work harder.The blog is written by multi shortfilm award winning writer and Director, Edmund Yeo. The blog is his journey since 2004 to present day. From humble beginnings in studying film in Perth to traveling across Asia's many festivals to screen his films. How come the maids I encounter aren't as cute? >.< (PS, she's a real life Akihabara maid!)His latest offering is a Japanese short, Kingyo, is edited entirely in split screen. It is about an Akihabara maid (the girls in cute french maid outfits and keeps making love hearts with their hands... their cuteness instantly makes my IQ go down a notch) crossing paths with a University Professor, whom were both lovers to each other. Some secrets are best kept in a jar, swimming with the fishes.Once was a time when a friend of mine suggested that we make a film that follows two people split screen the whole time. Actually, Susanto's SCA film had a 8-10min split screen continuous shot in it.Anyways, reading Edmund's blog really kicks me in the bum for not making any films since I've gotten back from New York. And he's one year younger than me too!Thumbs up to Edmund and his team. Don't give up the dream! I haven't... really! I'm just... well, occupied.Never fear though. Optus/MTV's ONE80Project could kick start me again. Though, we've heard all that before, right? The last time was what? In November for Flickerfest?!

Basically, it's a competition for filmmakers to make a maximum 3 minute trailer for a one hour drama. The winning entry will get $250000 of production cost to bring the one hour to life.

So, if there's anyone that's interested in collaborating... we've got 20 days to get it all together!You never know, my actor might end up like 2008's winning film lead actor, Xavier Samuel and get casted in Twilight (don't worry, even if Myers doesn't keep writing, they'll milk the franchise to it's core) . For the ladies, and the ladies inside of you, Sexy Xavier. The next Heath? Hhmmm...Oh, and to end my post, here's some night photos taken with my 7D of Sydney night lights. I actually realised I've never tried night shots with my camera yet. Enjoy Hot Pink Water at Lumiere. A studio costs AUD$550/w Old vs New. St Andrews Church vs Lumiere.