Destiny Movie Pitch at Vator.tv
Here's my pitch for my science-fiction movie idea - Destiny - at vator.tv. Here's a link to the text/images version, and here's a link to the video version.
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Here's my pitch for my science-fiction movie idea - Destiny - at vator.tv. Here's a link to the text/images version, and here's a link to the video version.
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made it in the end. like the video, so when are you going to make some cash?
Posted by: blair glass & mum | Jun 26, 2007 at 12:11 PM
Thought of you and Destiny when I read this article on Ridley Scott.
http://tinyurl.com/3dmvgp
Money quote from Scott, "I am continuously looking for that so if anyone has got a science fiction script in their briefcase, give it to me.".
Posted by: Shane | Sep 04, 2007 at 10:56 AM
Hi Shane,
I saw the same article! I just got his UK mailing address and will attempt to contact him re: Destiny. Keep your fingers crossed!
Cheers,
Graham
Posted by: Graham Glass | Sep 05, 2007 at 02:24 AM
Great story Graham!
I hope you find the means to turn it into a movie or a book. I would love to watch it or read it!
How did you like the singularity summit? I had read Kurzweil's books but I had never had a chance to go to a conference until now, I loved it!
Posted by: Francisco Gutierrez | Sep 10, 2007 at 06:29 PM