Ummm, that script done yet?
You've had two extra weeks to finish it.

Good tip: NEVER give a release date for anything unless it's already completed. I stick to that policy and have never missed a date yet. A generic "Soon" (Not very soon)  or "The script is coming" or even "I'm finishing up the script, and will release it as soon as possible." They're more ambiguous and give you a lot more wiggle room on getting stuff done. And on top of that, you won't have people pestering you if you didn't finish it when you said you would.

If you do give a date and miss it, give an update as to why, and how much longer it may be.

* A very sad Update*

I have awful news people, today when I went to work on the script I signed into my google account and I clicked on google docs. soon after I clicked on it I saw that this script was gone! I have emailed google a few times already and I am really living on a prayer that they will recover it. I am also doing all I can to try and find it and if anyone has suggestions on what to do or an idea of how this happend please tell me. Also I did not delet it nor did anyone else I know. so please give me some time and if it is gone for ever we will have to rewrite the whole thing and that will take a lot of time which I hope never happends.

Please tell me if you have any suggestions

That sucks bud and I feel for you. But one thing you should always
Do is back up your work to a word document or something just
In case stuff like this happens. Unfortunately sometimes you
Have to find out the hard way.
Hope things work out for you.

Sweet! Glad to hear it.

I'm ready for that to finally come out so you can get filming on this.

Well... it's the middle of July (technically tommorow, but hey). Any news about this masterpiece's release?

Take your time. None of us are really expecting a beginner like you to make a half-hour film like that. It's a really tough nut to crack.

Last edited by Mickey (July 28, 2012 (01:36pm))

Chill, dude. You haven't posted any videos, so it's not an unreasonable assumption.

I wasn't trying to be rude. There are lots of beginners out there who have probably never even heard of BiM. But, a 30 minute brickfilm is really big. I couldn't even do it if I tried.

Wait....What's the projected running time?
In my experience, one does not simply make a 30-minute film in 2-3 months.
(Unless you mean November/December of 2013.)

Anyway, have you made any more progress in the last few weeks?