Welcome to Coffee and Celluloid, a blog dedicated to the fine craft of filmmaking from the point of view of a film school student. I realize I just jumped into the action, so it’s about time for a recap of the story so far.
I’m a first year in film school — one of thirty. Though [...]

Or at least in the past 476 years. All of the digits in today’s date add up to 13.
(1+0)+(1+3)+(2+0+0+6)=13
“The phenomenon hasn’t happened in 476 years, said Heinrich Hemme, a physicist at Germany’s University of Aachen who crunched the numbers to find that the double-whammy last occurred Jan. 13, 1520.”
What does this have to do with [...]

The Bard scores one point today as Discovery.com reports:
A computational fingerprint that uniquely characterizes William Shakespeare’s writing style is helping dispel any lingering doubts that he penned his own plays.
The method could serve as a literary device to analyze not only plays attributed to Shakespeare but anonymous or controversial writings by other authors.
Discovery.com >> Analysis: [...]

I tried googling the script revision colors but couldn’t quite find a site that had them all listed. So here they are, all eight colors, some with names you’d think they pulled from a Crayola box. And remember, this is mainly for production, after the script is locked and changes are made. White away when [...]