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The Take addresses why film and TV have misrepresented neurodiversity:
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Diane Callahan, the Quotidian Writer, takes a deep dive into how to show, not tell:
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Christian Elder at Film Courage talks about the exposition mistakes screenwriters make:
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The Take examines the trend of period lesbian dramas:
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The Take examines why asexuality has been erased from movies and television:
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Melina Pendulum takes a deep dive into WandaVision and the trope of the “mad” woman:
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Pop Culture Detective takes a look at the idea of men crying in film and what it means:
The third single from the upcoming Professor Rex album “20/21 Vision” is a break-up song. And not a nice one. It’s called “Slam the Door” and it’s by Backyard Necromancy (Professor Rex and Rick Bonet) and the cover art is by Rick Bonet.
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Film Riot takes a look at how to get started on writing your screenplay:
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Shannan E. Johnson (formerly of my alma mater FSU!) has some great advice on outlining. This is 100% in line with what I’ve found…
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Behind the Curtain talks to professional screenwriters about their process of outlining and writing:
Our friend Ken-K’s series of reflections on the Fast and Furious series continues with:
4 Fast 4 Furious:
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The Take examines Rick and Morty and Rick’s real stage of development:
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The Take examines the trope of the Manic Pixie Dream BOY:
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The Take examines the Female Gaze:
Okay, this is probably the final Soundcloud track list for my new album "20/21 Vision," with a runtime of just over 2 hours. Notably, the cover songs that weren't written by my sons or George Carlin will be Soundcloud-only and the remainder will be all-platforms.
In a few days, I'll actually ask YOU to do a feature for me on this album. There's a song that I need a TON of individual spoken voices, so I'll let you know what that is and when I need it in a few days...
Disc 1 (2021)
1. DTGTFO
2. The Seven Deadly Republicans
3. The Mountain Song
4. Wrong f. Shellypopinz
5. Keep Your Hands to Yourself
6. Who Are We? (feature TBA)
7. Be What You Wanna Be
8. I'm Aware That You Stare
9. Revelation
10. Not of This Earth
11. Starticle Parphysics f. Picasso Hutt
12. Thesaurus Rex
13. I Should've Been a Skate Punk f. Bunjie & the Q-Boys
14. Krabby Ran Away
15. Skeleton Murder on the High Highway
16. R-E-X
17. Modern Man (Written by George Carlin)
18. Puffeye the Smoker, Man f. Bunjie
19. Pepper f. Picasso Hutt (Written by Butthole Surfers)
20. Brain Chemicals
Disc 2 (2020)
1. B-Bad B-Boy
2. All My Neighbors Went to Afroman
3. Big (feature TBA)
4. Feces
5. Delusions
6. Meant to Be
7. 21 Guns
8. All You Know
9. Strike f. Picasso Hutt
10. Autobiography of the T
11. Twisted
12. Red Line of Death (feature TBA)
13. Slam the Door f. Backyard Necromancy
14. Leather Teeth f. Black Sheep Contingent
15. Paul Revere (Written by the Beastie Boys)
16. It Takes Two (Written by Rob Base)
17. Regulate (Written by Warren G & Nate Dogg)
18. Pika Pika f. Bunjie (Written by Miles Quinnell)
19. Candy Corn f. Bunjie (Written by Jack Quinnell)
20. Fuck the X-men f. Shakra Bleu
*Currently scheduled for July release.
**Notice there are no songs with "fuck" in the title this time. All the fucks are tucked safely INSIDE the songs.
***This album DEFINITELY will cover the spectrum of autism...
****The genre of this album is "core nerd punk rap."
Our friend Ken-K’s series of reflections on the Fast and Furious movies continues with 3 Fast 3 Furious:
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Broey Deschanel examines the problem(s) with method acting:
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The Take examines the trope of dark academia:
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