Post by Isabella Antimony Crane on Oct 27, 2005 14:07:49 GMT -8
Right, so I was given something to propose to the LARP group as a whole, just an idea, mind you, but an honest one.
I was speaking with Art “Smokehouse” Lindsey, a producer at RantMedia and the program director for RantRadio the other day, and he insisted that I explain to him just how LARP worked. The mechanics he understands, he wanted to know just how well the acting was done.
I explained to him that we had a group of excellent actors and actresses who are a delight to watch.
His suggestion? He would like to see us on film.
It would be a complicated thing to do, and have several camera men and women to film several groups at a time, but it could be put together like a daytime drama (yeah, soap opera) but he’s pretty confidant that if we decided to do this, it would go over on RantTV rather well.
I told him that we’d want to wait till the warmer months when we can film outside (face it, the atmosphere in the garage will just be harder to get across on film) and of course we’d have to get everyone involved to give permission, plus the difficulty with the cameras…
But just as a general idea, I wanted to know how many people were actually interested in something like this. Talk about plugging the LARP, plus, it would help clear up a lot of the misconceptions behind LARPers.
I was speaking with Art “Smokehouse” Lindsey, a producer at RantMedia and the program director for RantRadio the other day, and he insisted that I explain to him just how LARP worked. The mechanics he understands, he wanted to know just how well the acting was done.
I explained to him that we had a group of excellent actors and actresses who are a delight to watch.
His suggestion? He would like to see us on film.
It would be a complicated thing to do, and have several camera men and women to film several groups at a time, but it could be put together like a daytime drama (yeah, soap opera) but he’s pretty confidant that if we decided to do this, it would go over on RantTV rather well.
I told him that we’d want to wait till the warmer months when we can film outside (face it, the atmosphere in the garage will just be harder to get across on film) and of course we’d have to get everyone involved to give permission, plus the difficulty with the cameras…
But just as a general idea, I wanted to know how many people were actually interested in something like this. Talk about plugging the LARP, plus, it would help clear up a lot of the misconceptions behind LARPers.
