NATHAN HERNANDEZ: All right.
So day six.
Another audio thing.
Yeah, my script needs a lot of work.
I've done about the first round of revisions.
Last night I was supposed to get people
on my hall to give me feedback, but I got distracted,
and that never happened.
So this morning, hopefully before class,
I can get some feedback from people who are, I guess,
random people.
I guess MIT students are a bit higher than the educational bar
that I might be aiming, but they should still, I think,
at least be able to give some sort of valuable feedback.
Not just, I guess, on the content,
but also on like-- I guess you forget
that some MIT people also are better at writing than others.
And what I mean by that is better than me.
So some feedback from them, and then in class, hopefully
a bit more.
Yeah.
Just, yesterday was helpful.
Told me things that I don't know if I wanted to hear,
but things that I needed to hear.
So yeah.
And some of them were-- as we were
going through other people's, I knew, OK.
This is going to be a flaw that's
going to come up with mine.
So yeah.
I think that taught me a lot.
And seeing examples of people who
have better scripts in there I think also helped.
So I don't know.
That's where I am right now, is just-- you know,
you're definitely at crunch time.
The shooting date got changed.
I don't know how I feel about it.
Mainly because of that it's a lot shorter time
between the rough and final cut.
And yeah.
I mean, I guess a three-day weekend is kind of annoying,
in a sense, because I feel like if we had this class on Monday,
actually, that would be a pretty good time
to have a rough cut done, and then a couple of days
in between that and the final cut.
But eh.
I don't know.
I'm not necessarily going to complain about a day of no cl--
where I don't have class or anything.
But I think the timing kind of has made it a little bit more
difficult by that.
But I don't know.
Just move on.
Keep on chugging.
And yeah.
See everyone in class.