Anybody who thinks you need to understand the subject material to make an awesome movie has never seen Youngblood
well, I haven't... but thanks! am headed over to Netflix to ck it out....
Anybody who thinks you need to understand the subject material to make an awesome movie has never seen Youngblood
I dunno. On my invented Make A Logger Fat day, I took out chocolate bunnies that were left for office people who were trying not to be fat. One guy was in awe and almost in tears and said he had never had a chocolate bunny. I explained the protocol for eating the ears first. That's what we grumpy foresters do--try to explain things.
CW--If you follow through with this, you will be entering a realm of plain talk. Words are not minced. If somebody yells at you to get out of the way, you get out of the way and ask why at a better, calmer time. Don't move without asking if it is OK. I heard a hooktender leave his crew with this advice, "If you have any questions, don't do it." Chances are you're going to be teased. Either give it back or be quiet about it. A well developed Stink Eye is a good skill to have.
It's the land of high testosterone, but they do like freshly baked cookies and chocolate bunnies.
Of course you eat the damn ears first. What are we, animals?
Snowmobiles fer me... skiing just looks like a good way to break a knee and sweat a bunch on yer day off... not that snowmobiles are easy, but your sure go faster doing it...
Go to a logging museum. They exist.
I still think this is a trolling expedition.
Clearly you do care that I don't like your approach - and so you should, as it will be clear to most readers that what I've said makes sense
You're obviously looking for someone to hand you a solution on a plate, and without getting up from your keyboard
As noted, this is lazy and half-arsed and won't result in anything other than a facile understanding of the field
You need to talk to people in the region where your story is set, and see for yourself what the job is about - and you'll also need to ensure that people from the industry proof your script
And for what it's worth, I write for a living ...
I don't know what is your problem.So you've got a script to write, and that includes scenes about logging (in some form or other)
And instead of doing some work, you fire up the internet and type "I'm writing a screenplay about logging & I need to know everything there is to know!"
And having done that, you then wonder why someone out there might consider this lazy and half-arsed ...
I don't know what is your problem.
Everybody try to help. you are the only one with negative position here. Why?
If you can't help just seat back and relax. Lat others do the help here.
Location: Puget Sound...
And?
Amen! catch a swinging log, limb... and you will da*n sure know u have feelings! "ouch!, dang, that hurt!!!"
can't like that one,
Last year about this time a kid got killed near Morton doing just that.
one of my distant familly? not sure which, was tending hook when the chaser tried to catch a shotgun carriage that something broke on, kids skull went through his hat... not pretty
Need @RandyMac in here ,His stories could make up a whole book .
Last year was rough as far as deaths and accidents...
Half wonder if its because of the uptick in new logging, and therefore younger less experienced crews?
btw heading to chehalis this morn... ritchie bros auction tomorrow, gots a couple excavators I'm interested in.
Think B..L.. did say west side of Kent or SeaTac in earlier post. Moved bck from Texas ? BTW, ArthurB is NOT an avatar or relation of mine <G>
@CaliforniaWalnutYes.That what she needs to do: go aggravate RandyMac enough to put a book together on what he remembers.