angels.

a little insight into my life as it stands.

Dynamite.

there is literally so much going on right now there isn't enough time to post much of anything [hence the reliance on music]. let's just say for now, my office runneth over with art dept peeps who are easily among the most talented in the industry, *name* people shuffling in-and-out for meetings, plus the core group of storytellers meeting around the clock for what's sure to be an awesome adventure.

it's insane to think that only about 9-months ago I was a student, but in that short span my education has quadrupled to the point that it's hard to reflect on the naive little neophyte that i was. c'est la vie - it's part of the growing/learning process, and if anything this stage in my life is the only point in which there are no regrets for my decisions.

so for now i leave with more hard work ahead, more long hours to endure, and despite my bosses desire to crack the eternal optimism i exude [haha, little does she know] more glorious days of being apart of this fantasy world i call work!

winner.

so cliche. so ridiculous. so me.

mission stmt. v2.8

'I will change the way you see films. the way you watch them. the way you experience the world at 24fps.'

maybe i'm bored with my insane schedule [12-hour work days then gym then reading/writing and factor in commuting] or maybe i'm just being facetious. whatever the case, I cannot make that statement without completely believing in it. no matter how bold, ridiculous or outrageous that statement is, I honestly believe it 100%.

It might sound arrogant, but I do not believe I'm boisterous enough to be considered that - however I'll preside over the notion of being confident instead. i sincerely believe that when all is said and done - i will not only achieve my goals - i will surpass them. when i left my old life behind, i had an inkling that i was destined for this. i felt i would succeed, not matter how long it would take. and now i say this with complete confidence -

i will.

just watch.

song of the day

i find it fascinating how music and lyrics can transform you back to a time that normally would have been lost to the depths of one's imagination. nostalgia is a powerful reminder of what was once great and what was once special. either way - heard this on the radio and instantly made me appreciate the things that were, the things that are and the things that could have been.

enjoy.