In which we discuss the things for which we are paid...

[Faldor]

Poor Chad, he decided to bring the forum back so he'd have some companionship and all this talk has left him feeling more lonely than ever.

[Tony]

Oh, hey!

I am living in Virginia now, spent about 3 years living in Hawaii prior to that. I am an intelligence analyst in the Air Force.
My wife and I now have 4 daughters (ranging from 9 to 2), and the younger two especially enjoy watching Tumble Leaf.
Haven't done anything film wise in quite some time.

Virginia?! When the hell did that happen? Hell, I still assumed you were in NorCal. uh... lol. WELCOME BACK with your FOUR CHILDREN. WTF tony!

I got here about 2.5 years ago. I ended up not going to California, someone traded me for the position in Hawaii.

[Chad Peter]

Poor Chad, he decided to bring the forum back so he'd have some companionship and all this talk has left him feeling more lonely than ever.

So true. lol...

[Nic]

'Sup all?

Has it truly been sixteen years since we all e-met here? I feel like I've known most of you for a long, long time. People from various places in the world, sharing similar interests, all coming together on an obscure web forum, catching up two decades later. Hell, there's a possible script in there somewhere.

I don't work in TV or movies or entertainment at all. I have no fun or interesting stories to share about that sadly. I'm still a landscape photographer, and I do still write though, which is where my aspirations have always been, although life has taken me on a few twists and down some dead end streets in the past few years.

Right now I live in Las Vegas and scrape out a pitiful existence working for The Man.

[Adam Bertocci]

I got here about 2.5 years ago. I ended up not going to California, someone traded me for the position in Hawaii.

[Faldor]

^ That is less Jurassic Park than I had first assumed...

[Adam Bertocci]

I get the sense, and I could be wrong, that "Seinfeld" never really took off in England the way "Friends", the other NBC giant of its era, did.

I read a fascinating article recently on doing the German (I think…) dub for "Seinfeld". It's a very difficult show to do, apparently, because so many of the gags came from the little words and phrases they coined, invented, etc.

[NickLong]

My wife stills watches Seinfeld DVDs here in the UK. I don't hate it, but it wasn't huge over here.

[Heiliger]

There is a chance I will be meeting Jonathan Frakes (Cmdr. William T. Riker, duh) through my TV job in the coming months. Surely this will culminate in a great and lasting friendship and we'll send each other funny greeting cards and shit.

[Lank]

Tell him you loved "Clockstoppers".

[Faldor]

Can I come?

[NickLong]

He always posts on Twitter "Where am I?" And then a photo. Maybe buy him a map.

[Heiliger]

Guys, everything sucks. Jonath-- erm... Mr. Frakes will not be coming in to work on his director's cuts of his episodes.

I was going to make him a pie.

[Chad Peter]

Guys, everything sucks. Jonath-- erm... Mr. Frakes will not be coming in to work on his director's cuts of his episodes.

I was going to make him a pie.

Boooo! Even Robin Wright comes in for her director's cuts. What a slacker.

[Faldor]

Even Robin Wright comes in for her director's cuts.

We'll just ignore the name dropping

I bet she's all like "Chad, could you fix this shot here?"

and Chad's like "As you wish"

[Chad Peter]

Even Robin Wright comes in for her director's cuts.

We'll just ignore the name dropping

I bet she's all like "Chad, could you fix this shot here?"

and Chad's like "As you wish"

"Would you like your toast buttered?"

"1% or 2%?"

"Coffee or tea?"

[Lance]

I was feeling all nostalgic and look what I found. I went by "omen" back in the day. I still art all over people, push suspended pigments around on various surfaces, scribble mindless images on dead tree fiber, move a stylus around on a wacom, and still have absolutely nothing to do with the film/television industry aside from consumerism. Good to briefly make your acquaintances again.

[Chad Peter]

I was feeling all nostalgic and look what I found. I went by "omen" back in the day. I still art all over people, push suspended pigments around on various surfaces, scribble mindless images on dead tree fiber, move a stylus around on a wacom, and still have absolutely nothing to do with the film/television industry aside from consumerism. Good to briefly make your acquaintances again.

Hahaha, that's awesome. Welcome back, man!

Funny, I was just about to open a "who uses a Wacom" thread...

[Lance]

Hahaha, that's awesome. Welcome back, man!

Funny, I was just about to open a "who uses a Wacom" thread...

Daily. If I wasn't a poor, starving artist I would have and be glued to one of these like a teen is to their cell phone: http://www.wacom.com/en-us/products/pen ... ompanion-2

[Chad Peter]

Hahaha, that's awesome. Welcome back, man!

Funny, I was just about to open a "who uses a Wacom" thread...

Daily. If I wasn't a poor, starving artist I would have and be glued to one of these like a teen is to their cell phone: http://www.wacom.com/en-us/products/pen ... ompanion-2

Nice. We had one of the larger screen wacoms at work, but no one liked it for editorial work - so it's sitting and collecting dust now. I only started using a wacom a year ago, when my wrist finally gave out and I just couldn't use a mouse anymore without my arm feeling like it was going to fall off. Now I'm on a wacom intuos 4. Love it.