u/New-Efficiency-1972

Hello all - watching Conduit (E4S1) at the end where the mom says "As far as I'm concerned (my daughter) spent all weekend on the back of a Harley." Mulder: "Is that what you're going to tell Kevin (her grandson)? YES MULDER, she's going to tell her own grandson about mom's proclivity for being a biker mama! Like a LOT of our fave pro-and-antagonists (I'm also bingeing House), a lot of 90s shenanigans are SO bad it's like expecting legal advice from Law n' Order! Also, how often did they try to find dates for Scully or Mulder?

Hello all. Working on two shorts right now, & I like to storyboard as I'm putting the script together. I just realized I don't know if there is an industry standard for storyboarding, whether material size, "panel" size, etc. Or is it just for planning with the cinematographer, light, blocking actors, etc. Thanks!

Hi all. Watching season 3 with Tritter, the cop who was screwing with everyone to out House in prison. IRL I'd like to think Tritter wouldn't be allowed complete free reign of hospital records, meeting rooms at all hours, blatant intimidation, manipulation, general assholism...but then again I live in Alabama.