Links
Moser Brothers – This site’s root.
These links are all great, and we use each one often. If you have a link you’d like us to include, please send it to us.
Friends
Camp Chaos – Our close friends and home of the most biting, irreverent cartoons on the web. Early pioneers in web entertainment.
Eric Hester – The composer on our short film “The Fountain”, an excellent musician and a great friend. Loaded with samples.
Dawn Westlake – Our good friend and associate. Dawn is a talented L.A. actress, producer, writer, and director.
Victor Davila - An old friend in Orlando. Victor is an extremely gifted illustrator and character designer. Hire him.
IKatharine – The homepage of Katharine Leis, beautiful actress, model, writer, director, and producer based in Orlando, Florida. We met Kat recently, but she’s already an old friend.
Craig Mullins – “Talented” doesn’t begin to describe Craig. He’s a mind-blowing artist and mentor. Check out his site if your mind needs blowing.
Gearhead Pictures - Our friend Dan Myrick’s production company, home of The Strand.
Web Essentials
Google – The current King of search engines. The name is now synonymous with online searching.
The Internet Movie Database – There is none other. This is the best utility on the web. Every actor and crew member of every movie is a search away.
The Onion – Awesomely funny online newspaper/parody.
Slashdot – Slash is the tech news community, home of “Profit!”, “in Soviet Russia”, and “I for one welcome our new _______overlords.”
Blogger – The site and service that started the current explosion in online publishing. Blogger allows the maintenance of a site without running software.
Movable Type – Another software package for online publishing, but MT sits on your own server. And it’s free for personal use!
Wordpress – Another blog software package, free and open.
Winamp – The most popular, and best, MP3 player.
Blogwise – Blogwise is a directory for personal journals like this one (aka “blogs”).
Google – The current King of search engines. The name is now synonymous with online searching.
The Internet Movie Database – There is none other. This is the best utility on the web. Every actor and crew member of every movie is a search away.
The Onion – Awesomely funny online newspaper/parody.
Slashdot – Slash is the tech news community, home of “Profit!”, “in Soviet Russia”, and “I for one welcome our new _______overlords.”
Blogger – The site and service that started the current explosion in online publishing. Blogger allows the maintenance of a site without running software.
Movable Type – Another software package for online publishing, but MT sits on your own server. And it’s free for personal use!
Wordpress – Another blog software package, free and open.
Winamp – The most popular, and best, MP3 player.
Blogwise – Blogwise is a directory for personal journals like this one (aka “blogs”).
Resources
Wordplayer – Home to Terry Rossio and Tedd Elliot, collectively the number two writer in Hollywood. They’re kind enough to include a catalogue of insightful essays on the subject of screenwriting.
Complications Ensue – The blog of Alex Epstein, a successful screenwriter and author of “Crafty Screenwriting”, a very good book on the subject.
John August.com – Personal blog of John August, screenwriter of Go, Big Fish, Charlie and the Chocolate Factor, and Charlies Angels. He gives advice and answers questions on screenwriting.
Wordplayer – Home to Terry Rossio and Tedd Elliot, collectively the number two writer in Hollywood. They’re kind enough to include a catalogue of insightful essays on the subject of screenwriting.
Complications Ensue – The blog of Alex Epstein, a successful screenwriter and author of “Crafty Screenwriting”, a very good book on the subject.
John August.com – Personal blog of John August, screenwriter of Go, Big Fish, Charlie and the Chocolate Factor, and Charlies Angels. He gives advice and answers questions on screenwriting.
Notable Personal Sites
William Gibson – Author of the influential novel NEUROMANCER, the father of the cyber punk genre, and creator of the term “cyberspace”. Gibson’s site contains a journal, which we read daily.
Wil Wheaton – Wil Wheaton starred in Stand By Me and Star Trek The Next Generation. Luckily he’s also a tech nerd and author and runs an insanely popular blog.
William Gibson – Author of the influential novel NEUROMANCER, the father of the cyber punk genre, and creator of the term “cyberspace”. Gibson’s site contains a journal, which we read daily.
Wil Wheaton – Wil Wheaton starred in Stand By Me and Star Trek The Next Generation. Luckily he’s also a tech nerd and author and runs an insanely popular blog.
