Current mood: accomplished

First of all, my vacation in Texas was grand (Houston and Austin). Will post pics when I have time.

I have a new IMDB credit that can be seen here:

Michelle Osorio on IMDB

It’s funny how long I worked (about a year) to get Safety with Scissors on IMDB (Internet Movie Database) to no avail. Then recently, I discovered it had been listed. But, I wasn’t credited as writer, producer or director! Finally, after more work bugging the support team with emails I got a credit… but only as producer. They also changed the release date with my amendments, thankfully.

I wonder why they only credited the special effects and film score guys originally? Anyone can do a google search and see I directed it. Also, what about the actors? Well, I’ve bugged them enough, I won’t bug them again. I’ll just let the people who were in it know and see if they can’t get the credit up. Maybe they need to affirm my entries…

Anyway, it’s cool, man. Hopefully the Creepshow 3 credit will show up too eventually, as my contract promised a credit. Cheers!

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The Strides Against Breast Cancer walk went great! I’m a little delayed on this post, due to schoolwork. It was actually on October 23rd. It was a great success though. I was able to put together 6 people on my team. That was only half of my goal, but we still raised over $1000!

Many thanks to Aly for putting together the Think Pink concert and to Daisy Rock Guitars for donating our big raffle prize, the heart-shaped bass guitar. It was a wonderful event. I hope to walk another 4.5 miles at Balboa Park and on the freeway next year!

Kristy, Kim and David makin’ strides (above).

In other news, I am talking with David about his sci-fi screenplay. It’s a great story that deserves an organized production. I believe he’s going to be directing it with IcePants behind him, and I think I would make a great producer for it. I just have to consider the time element. First, I will be spending the winter break finally editing Micromatic’s Roller Coaster music video. Then there’s all the work of next semester, which should be my last intense semester of non-film related subjects.

Also, there is a good chance I will be returning to the Divas Direct program, but this time as a full-fledged instructor. I will be giving teenage girls hands-on instruction in filmmaking. The work is very similar to what I did for the San Diego Media Arts Center. I love it… Whew. It’s going to be a very busy, but exciting Spring.

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