Workshops Update

Just to keep everyone up to speed... I'm still reading through your first drafts. Next week, I'll be scheduling individual meetings to go through your scripts. After those meetings, I'll schedule our February group meeting.

As always, e-mail me, or come to see me during office hours if you have questions or need guidance.

Lit Class Notices

First and foremost, if you missed the first reading quiz, you have an opportunity to take another quiz (harder and with less time). Make sure you watch the clips before you start the quiz. This will be the only make-up opportunity. If you took the first quiz, there is no need to take the make-up quiz.

Second, the paper topic has been unlocked. You should review it and come to class next week with any questions. I expect you to devote time to prepping this paper, so start thinking about it immediately.

As always, e-mail me with any questions.

Sigh

That's the sound of the old respect-o-meter dropping.

Yes, for those of you who failed to make this morning's meeting (see the previous post), you have been moved to the top of the craptastic list. You need to check this board for any and all announcements, and you need to do it regularly.

The meeting for you people has been rescheduled for Wednesday Morning @ 10 in the seminar room. This is the last time I'll do this. You have a scheduled class time and location this term and it's your job to determine if there's a meeting scheduled.

NB: Your first drafts are due in my e-mail box Friday, by 5:00 PM.

New Year, New Announcements

Greetings, everyone. I trust you are rested and rejuvenated after the winter break.

Workshoppers, take note: The next few weeks are when most people totally screw the pooch. Consult your syllabus. Your first drafts are due next week, Friday, by 5:00. If you start missing deadlines now, you will absolutely have trouble meeting deadlines as the term goes on.

We will meet as a group Monday morning @ 10:00 in the Seminar room. The meeting is mandatory for all. If you slacked off over the holidays, you have some serious writing to do in the next few days, so get cracking.

All over but the cryin'

So, as fall term limps to a close, we bid a fond farewell to our summer campers. They've completed their scripts, they can limp back under the rocks from which they scurried.

For the fall group, do NOT lose momentum over break. Write while you drink eggnog and open presents. You don't have time off... your first drafts are due week two of the new term.

Have a great holiday, but post to your blogs about it, because you're still supposed to be doing that.

Final Wrap Meeting

I'd like to get all workshoppers and senior projectors together for a final wrap meeting before the holidays. It'll be Monday, December 7th @ 10:30 AM. I'm trying to schedule the small screening room for a location.

I need to know in advance if you have a genuine conflict.

Looking For Pages

We're approaching the end of the term. If you're someone in the second term of the cycle, you need to be getting your final drafts to me. If you're in the first term of the cycle, you should be working towards your midpoint.

All of you need to update your blogs on the process of the script.

As usual, e-mail me with any questions.