Back in good-old Indiana. We walked in from the airport at 3:45 am yesterday morning. It would have been nice to make a triumphant return – a ticker-tape parade and perhaps a few “Hail Caesar’s”, but sadly it was much … [read more]
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Okay, I’ve dug through my notes and found my initial rant regarding the Middle East vs. New Mexico issue. What follows is a stream of consciousness and has not been edited. It not only addresses our reasons for maintaining the … [read more]

Last night, my new place saw its first, but definitely not its last official Myst script development meeting.
The lights were low, the futon was comfortable, and Adrian stretched out on it while consuming Mountain Dew after Mountain Dew. Meanwhile, … [read more]

So, I got an e-mail from Adrian late last night with a small attachment. He asked me to prep it, rip it and send it out to share. So, of course, I had to sit on it for at least … [read more]

‘Cause it’s one of the largest challenges that we imagine we’ll have to face in the coming months, and a conversation broke out about it again tonight right after Adrian and I shared a quick smoke outside of our local … [read more]

It’s 4 am and I just burnt the first demonstrative DVD for the concept animatic trailer for Myst: The Book of Ti’ana. I’m freaking out. After months- no- years of dreaming about doing this, it’s finally done. Something tangible, something … [read more]

It’s all starting to slow down, and it’s saddening and maddening and relieving all at once. The last 10 days or so, Ryan, Phil, Adrian and I have only gotten together a handful of times. Most of the work we’re … [read more]

An interesting night full of stolen kisses, political intrigue and Ryan dry-heaving in Adrian’s bathroom. One of those nights not easily forgotten.
It’s been almost a year now since Adrian and I started taking the first steps toward an adaptation … [read more]

We’ve found through this process of assembling the animatic that our original ideas and intentions don’t necessary carry over to the screen as much as we had hoped. One element, a line that Anna hears over and over again in … [read more]


