I can't begin to tell you how much it drives your soul to know you have brought real value to the world. On my way home along a tourist-laden Robson Street, I ponder the afternoon's events as if I'm writing a script. The reporter is the protagonist. We want this to open wide, so she's actually younger than me. Girl loses interview.
Girl gets interview back.
McKee is Obe Wan Kenobe. His people are the black hats. McKee does that to you. I don't think a day in my life has gone by since I first took his seminar in 1988 that I haven't viewed most things I see and do and feel as a movie. Beverley Wood is Vancouver Film School's Web Editor.