Monique Tether

I really could. I pretend that Mystic is a shooting star just flying across the night... grass. A big fluffy star. Could we pretend Mystic on the night grass is a shooting star??? Oaoh...

Enough of that.

Okay, since I just finished the book series, it will be so much easier to carry on with the movie.

And now I ask you... A major, MAJOR question...

Should we follow the book series like good little children, or, should we draw outside of the lines and add as many movies as we can make?

Remember this, Drawing Outside of the Lines would lead to:

More merchandise

More time

More Money

and More teenage girls ripping things apart to get to the movie premieres.

Now, I have recently conducted a study, I am having my book reviewed by teenage boys, to prove that the book series is unique and targets each reading group equally. This, my friends, means even bigger bucks when the movies are out.

Of course, it isn't all about the money. Well, it kind of is, but that's not why we are doing it. We are making this movie to prove to teenagers everywhere, a movie doesn't have to follow a trend to be good, in fact, it is the movies that don't follow trends that make the big bucks.

Also, I know it seems like quite a tough goal, but we've got competitors, big competitors. We are making an Indie Film, with NO I.F.H. whatsoever, in a world that worships the big Movie Companys and Vampires. No offense, Vampire lovers, but this is gonna be hard, very hard.

Okay, so what I do is picture the movie as a body. You've got:

Actors = Blood

Producers = Heart

Directors = Brain

Distributors = Skin and Muscle

and in Indie Films (An Indie Film is a movie created by an unofficial company.)

I.F.H. = Liver

We are taking the liver out of this thing and replacing it with Hope, which in this case = a plastic liver

So, what are the chances this thing will survive? Thin. Very thin. Thinner than Paper, but the point is, there IS a chance, and the further we get into this thing, the larger the chance. Want to know how thin of a chance we had seven monthes ago?

Thinner than a mm of thinned, asprinated blood. And it grew, slightly.

But I have faith, for in the words of the great Mystic, DREAMS ONLY COME TRUE IF YOU BELIEVE IN BROKEN ONES!