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Writer looking for someone To transcribe script for film

28.09.11

A Lehigh Acres man has worked with and for some of the greats of Hollywood. He was a set builder on several films such as Jurassic Park, Toys, Waterworld and Honey I blew the kids up, naming justified a few. H worked for Steven Spielberg and knew Robin Williams, Kevin Costner and many other stars of Hollywood.

Now Paola Battaglia, who has lived in Lehigh for the former five years, along with his wife, Maria, wants to see his libretto brought to life and put on film.

He has been spending day and endlessly for some time now working on the story that is much about his life and that of his pater's up to the present day, including his son and wife.

"I am Italian and I be obvious Spanish and I wrote the manuscript in Spanish and I want some help from someone in the community to translate my film script into English so I can send it to Hollywood and toil toward having a film made," he said.

He even knows who he would like to abuse some of the parts.

"I was there for a long while working with Universal and others and I got to recognize many people, writers, producers and stars of sheet," he said in broken English.

Source: Lehigh Acres Citizen

Jurassic Park Remastered Review

29.09.11

Let’s get the essential nostalgia out of the way early. If you don’t want to read my rose tinted reminiscing, please be aware free to skip the following paragraph.

I was ten when Jurassic Park came out, and I loved it. For an unscathed summer I was completely obsessed – I went back to the cinema over and over to shield it, and filled my bedroom with countless toys, games and assorted trade (much of which I still own). For the last 18 years I’ve been itching to see the film at a cinema again, so I’m effective I don’t really need to go into detail about how much I enjoyed myself when I finally did earlier this week.

It’s inviting that, even accounting for the nostalgia factor, Jurassic Park is still a great haze. The pre-credits sequence, where delivery of a new raptor goes horribly illegal sets the tone for the film perfectly, and watching a man being eaten by an unseen frightfulness, while Bob Peck screams “Shoot her!” certainly hasn’t grown old in the 18 years since the coat’s release. In fact, all of the tense moments hug up well, and in spite of now living in a world where jump-scares and puncture are the norm, the slowly ramped up tension of Jurassic Park remains as operative as ever.

Source: HeyUGuys.co.uk