Astral Projection

Getting Noukon Studios properly re-launched is tricky business. That little thing called real life with its meandering obstacles like jobs and social responsibilities and such can be fairly pesky. Planning out any kind of film production these days is nearly impossible (and is why you haven't seen anything of substance in... wow, three and a half years now!). Let's take a look at my road map through the current haze, shall we?

If this group had an ingredient list, ambition would be at the top. This, in most ways, is a bad thing - it leaves less room for substance and feasibility. While I always have larger projects on the backburner, I've realized that cycling in some smaller, easier productions into the forefront would help us to actually get something done.

Shadow Age may be my pet project, but it will need lots of development time and production capital. While it stews, there are plenty of ways to create content. Peaches Valentine is now, I think, back at the forefront of our docket, and I've pushed in a couple of short film projects that are "weekend filmable" (this includes a simplified version of A Clockwork Baptism, a project I've been wanting to do for some time).

To drive this, I'm setting a personal goal (backed up by time taken off from work to get it accomplished): Film something by the end of 2008. It doesn't have to be complete, it just has to be in the can.

We can only go up from there.