"From Singapore to Widnes, you better watch your step." - Elvis Costello
I have to admit: I'm a bit scared. I've been working hard on the pre-production of my final crossover montage (before I get to work on the series concluder) for the Supernatural crossover series which, this time, is going to feature the likes of "Supernatural" and "Burn Notice" together. And now that I'm finally here - at the point of actually doing the montage - I can't help but to be shaken in my boots a little bit.
Yeah, it would be a waste to stop so short of achieving my goal; Yeah, it would be the first time I didn't complete a goal that I set out to achieve; Yeah, I'd be copping out on my promise to deliver a great montage.... but that's just it: This particular montage is so important to me that I don't want it to fail.
But like they say in showbusiness: The show must go on.
Contrary to my cold feet, I'll be posting up the montage soon enough for you guys to judge for yourselves.
Let's hope it lives up to what I've been hyping up so much.... the next post will be the thing I've been waiting to do for a very, and I mean, VERY long time.
I have to admit: I'm a bit scared. I've been working hard on the pre-production of my final crossover montage (before I get to work on the series concluder) for the Supernatural crossover series which, this time, is going to feature the likes of "Supernatural" and "Burn Notice" together. And now that I'm finally here - at the point of actually doing the montage - I can't help but to be shaken in my boots a little bit.
Yeah, it would be a waste to stop so short of achieving my goal; Yeah, it would be the first time I didn't complete a goal that I set out to achieve; Yeah, I'd be copping out on my promise to deliver a great montage.... but that's just it: This particular montage is so important to me that I don't want it to fail.
But like they say in showbusiness: The show must go on.
Contrary to my cold feet, I'll be posting up the montage soon enough for you guys to judge for yourselves.
Let's hope it lives up to what I've been hyping up so much.... the next post will be the thing I've been waiting to do for a very, and I mean, VERY long time.
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