Coreetta S Buchan's Lounge Discussions

@debbieCroysdale You aren't kidding!! Recovery I believe is impossible if you don't take back who the hell you were before you met those people. I love how fierce you are with your content writing. It's so engaging!!

@Nickassunto I've never seen that yet, but I will this week!!

@CameronLeighjames Wow, I'm also sorry about your friend. Lawyers are the WORST for this. I remember getting into a debate with one when I was prosecuting someone and he used so much suggestions but how I responded made the judge warn him for over implicating and he had to stop. I had to listen to his sh# t for 30 minutes. I never backed down. I kept eye contact. I never agreed with him. I said " Can you explain that again in a non biased way"?. That is not the events that took place, or that was not what the witnesses saw OR are you asking me to lie? There was so much twisting what I said. Etc. I won the case though. I can't imagine what your friend went though living with it!!! It is soul sinking. I'm so glad your friends ex fell in his own urine swamp lol!! Sorry about the description. It's just they are that toxic!!

@Coreetta Many thanks for reminding me of the fact “we need to remember who the hell we were/still are before we met these people.” I have learnt to lead a stronger life viewing these encounters as an inoculation for a nasty disease, hurts for a time but gives longevity to a higher level of existence. @Cameron Yep lawyers are paid to defend ANYBODY, trust them with bargepole not. They can “Suggest” anything they want to weaken someone in the dock however at the end of the day the Truth always will out, maybe in mysterious ways but it comes.

@debbie thanks so much for your additional insight and support.

Happy Monday, Coreeta.

So great to have you as a part of our community Coreetta S Buchan!

Great message Coreetta S Buchan . Let's keep sharing the positive energy!

Happy monday back to you @phillip Hardy. @Maurice you are a kibd soul. thankyou. Thankyou @jason Mirch! Thankyou @Roberto @Nick Assinto I should be thanking you! ::~)

Sounds amazing Diane!

Wow Coreeta, That is awesome. Tell us more! What is the film about? You give hope to all of us that our work can see the light of day! Would love for you to share your background and what kind of things you write!

Hello Vicki!! Journey of Three worlds is a short film based off a feature I wrote. Lt Harvey is a Marine suffering from Post traumatic time travel disorder. Which is a new rare diagnosis. Professor Yeni is a "Neuroscientist" who intially thought Lt Harvey was sufferingfrom PTSD. Lt Harvey has special powers he inherited after an injury he had in Afghanistan. He experiences Time travel. Past, Future and Predestination but as different characters. . As he explains these experiences to his Professor, she is amazed and intruiged because she believes what he is experiencing is supernatural. She is also the first one to believe and initiate the new diagnosis of PTTD. LT harvey is on a mission to stop A Robotic Military initiating the new world order and wiping out humanity. I've done these concepts with all my films and broke down particular script scenes into short films. I hired anazing actors ( most are on stage32 ) So really they are a huge part of the sucess. It was a hobby I started but then things just took off after that. So really this was my way of bringing my films to life before going into production. Journey of Three Workds ( the retake) is in my profile. If you cant find it Ill send a link. Curtis Mcgann performs as LT Harvey a d his wife as " professor yeni". They are both amazing actors ((married couple) and we been supporting eachother for years.

Hi Coreeta, thank you for sharing your summary. This sounds fantatic. I'd love to see the movie. You are truly gifted. I could see why it won 18 awards! By the way, what kind of songs do you write?

Hello Ricki. The awards span across different short films I have done. Trials of Volkore Part 1 2 3 &4 had the similar concept but this is a Superpowered military based theme which all won awards aswell. I tend to produce and steer towards very dramatic and intense themes and sounds all the time in my music. There's a producer on here Allen Lynch who did incredible voicework as secretary of defense and other characters in Trials of Volkore. but hes exceptional with film music production aswell. He has a ton of credits in huge films. ( that I don't) He just doesn't tell anyone I wish he would.

I love spaghetti westerns both watching and reading their scripts the minimal dialogue and rich visuals nothing like them.

All the ones Clint Eastwood is in.

This is one of my favorite genres and I would love one day to write my own homage to it!

WL Wright that and the ones with Terence Hill and Bud Spencer,.

Most think spaghetti westerns faded out 70s but there's been a number of films made more recently with similar components. I met Carlos Gallardo in London a few years ago when he was guest teacher Goldsmiths. His film El Mariachi early 90's was shot in a desert town for seven thousand dollars, Hollywood took a liking to his old school approach and Desperado was made for millions. Westerns will never die because the location is a character in itself, a third dimension to the story and often outwits all the players themselves. I took Carlos to heart and followed his advice getting a small team in a village to work together in rural Spain but Covid has put our film on hold. Stay safe@All

Job postings, too.

Wuao ... it seems like an epidemic ... it happened to me too ... but I already recovered them

Yep = all back now.

I like the Kint reference, Owen Mowatt

Mine are back too, they restored everything a few days back but I just received a bunch of notifications (30+) about this post, every single one showed up in my e-mail at once.

Hello Andrea! Phones have their own mics and pick up all kinds of background noise especially if you are holding it. Any vibrations, tiny movements or bustle will come out in mastering when sound engineers are working in it. Either get a good set up at home ( including acoustic foam tiles ) in the room you are using with pop filters for the microphone and a condenser microphone with a good audio interface or sound card for your PC or Laptop. A good DAW ( Digital Audio workstation ) Second thing to try is to do this at a studio or send it to a producer to get the audio quality up to the standard required for commercial use. The industry is highly competitive and you deserve to have the best quality sound. Poor quality recordings is every sound engineers nightmare. It is your choice however but excellent sound quality is everything.

Thank you so much for your helpful info! I'll cherish it, forever!

I already got a Ploture mic and so far it's working great!

My voice demos with the Ploture Mic are on IG: @AndreasExcellence