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Movie Makers Meeting #2

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We had our second meeting of the Movie Makers last night, and it went really well! Merritt proposed an idea for our project that everyone agreed was really awesome.

You all remember my blog post about Scott Pilgrim: the movie and the comic, right? Of course you do! Anywho, Merritt thought it would be cool to do our own version of Scott Pilgrim where, to win the affections of Ramona Flowers, Scott must battle her 7 evil exes. Only, instead of the evil exes from the books we've chosen book/movie/tv characters for our Scott Pilgrim to battle! Here they are:

  • Howl Jenkins (Howl's Moving Castle)
  • Lady Macbeth (Macbeth)
  • Peeta Malark (Hunger Games trilogy)
  • the creepy twins from The Shining
  • Captain Jack Sparrow
  • Voldemort (well, you know)
We're thinking that Edward Cullen will also make a quick cameo as well as other favorite characters like Katara, Kingdom Hearts characters, and Frank J. Brown.

So the homework for next meeting is to watch/read/research Scott Pilgrim so you know what we're talking about when we plan out the episodes! If you haven't come to Movie Makers yet, you are definitely welcome, there are lots of characters to be cast and lots of other things to do if you don't want to be in front of the camera!

DFTBA,
Sti
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