Studio8 - Uniting the Arts

I submitted a song to a local (Knoxville, TN) 24 hour film fest that went international this year. All film crews got to browse through the roughly 100 songs that were submitted to pick and choose their short film soundtracks (one of the four required elements for each film had to include 15 seconds...

The past is perpetually pleading to victors of its vast vectors, an enigmatic sea of "never now." Futures are never set in stone, such an evasive intrigue for futurology. Oracles've always had the same dilemmas, Delphi methods or otherwise, but there's a science to psionics, the new meta meta is fas...

Whoa sorry for the long delay, SLD.. for some reason I didn't get notified of replies, or my inbox ate said notifications. I will work on producing a spherical inbox in a vacuum for ideal results. Very cool link Thanks for reading. Very odd, zero_hero, i like it

well, drat, i got in trouble for posting my poem about commonly confused words in composition i. ok, teach, won't try that again, thankfully there's a studio eight, though, so yeah, anyone feeling up to art about commonly confused words? here's what i got in trouble for Lists of commonly confused wo...

Something else that might help could be to also encourage people to still participate that can't make it to one of the actual live events and do not have the availability to organize one for their area by letting people link up live and recorded podcasts of them celebrating, creating art, etc in the...

Perhaps if many of the details or even "optional" details were already streamlined in a sense and the overall details of the event already worked out, it might be more appealing for people to take the responsibility of trying to organize and see through the event in their area. As it is, it is still...

The problem with that is we're all too self-blind, self-unaware, luxuriously occupied, over analytic for all the wrong reasons, under analytic for all the wrong reasons, stuffed up each other's posteriors on Facebook that the subjective definitions of "responsibility" and "duty" and even "good" are ...

Yeah, I'm not much for neoconservatism. I think probably someone like Terry Pratchett or Gene Roddenberry would have had better success creating a truly altruistic and civilized government system. Eff Monsanto up its globally viking arse, raping pillaging and burning Mother Nature..

Thanks, guys

anti-procrastinating is just making anti-procrastinating an automatic habit, add as many things as apply to a reasonable daily checklist, and check off every time you do things from the checklist, use a reward/penalty system and treat yourself for meeting goals, edit and combine and delete and delay...

Thanks, both, glad you all seemed to enjoy it. Just a fleeting daydream that escaped onto my screen, thought I'd share it

Something seems different this time. I think we are finally exploring selfless areas of advancement in our species. Open source technology and practices is essentially about sharing things for free because they are useful to others, and the mighty grip of industries' hands has been wrestled free fro...

the forests no longer arrange the poise of when it comes undone.. (as it wasn't ever meant to be opened) safeguards and safeguards shout throughout the lines but we fought them back to their shields, land ho now we've more to deal with than we'd stayed in the trees but the forest is poetic, nonjudic...

Definitely hit a note for me, it can be toxic to find comfort in the certainty of negativity. Negative is always "there," it doesn't disappoint by being flighty and ephemeral, it can go on for as long as you need something to cling to. I can see why humans can have an affinity towards negativity, we...

let's garden the floor with wine, roll around in passions, cradle each others' worlds and glide into the writhing skin of each others' scents, ride a line of thickening clouds and dance in laughter's chase, you feed me fruits and she'll taste your fingers' juices, we'll watch dawn blush and hide beh...