More From This Author (Films)

“Again”

An original work, written and directed by Tanyeno Wotorson (coming soon).

“No”

An adaptation of “No Exit” by Jean Paul Sartre, written and directed by Tanyeno Wotorson (coming soon).

OLDER SHORT FILMS:

This following is a LOOK BOOK for GLO, a feature screenplay.

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Thank-you again.

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  1. Hey there! I just wanted to drop a little thank you note. I was looking at my ‘Blog Year in Review’ that WordPress gives their users, and you were one of my top commentors in 2013. I just wanted to take a moment to say thank you for your words and interaction on my blog… it means so much!

    Best wishes, Caitlin

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    • Awwww, how sweet! Wow. No one does that. Thank-you so much for even noticing that!

      And further taking the time to reach out – say thank you!

      Thank-you Caitlin. 🙂 Best Wishes to you and happy new year! xo

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    • Hi Jackie!!!

      Thank-you so much for this nomination, how lovely. 🙂 But I don’t accept awards, only because they are a little time consuming and I prefer to spend my time blogging, reading and commenting really. But I will be sure to check out your blog. 🙂

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    • Hi Lala!

      Thank-you!!!! I sincerely appreciate the curiosity that got you here!!! 🙂 Thanks so much for the compliment and I hope you do stick around, read and comment.

      Love to you! xo

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  9. *Hand over my heart.* OH THANK-YOOOOU!!!! I don’t typically do these things, as I’m not on my blog as much and when I am I prefer to spend the time reading new entries by followers or penning an update. I really don’t want to get tangled in on all the extras? Not that much time..

    BUT, it’s lovely you thought of me for this World Bloggers Award. I accept heart-to heart, even if I won’t be doing the actual exercise of this. Sincerely hope you understand..

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  13. Wow. That “Mask” short film was really intense. Of course it was also quite sad at the end. I kept thinking during the movie how rude these people were everywhere she went like.. not one of them can return the smile?! For real.

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    • LOL. NY. That’s all I’m gonna say, since New Yorkers who love this damn city will find this.

      This is how I see it in moments. RIGHT. Not one of em.’ That was my whole point. That’s great you were right there! Love that you were there for her in the end too.

      Working on 4 new ones. Hope to have 2 up after the summer. *Money issues.* But Thanks for watching Caleb, it means alot to me!!! xo

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      • I’ve heard this was very true of New York, but I’m always hesitant to believe something based on what other people say. But since it’s coming from you and you illustrated it for me through this film, I’m convinced now.

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      • Hahaha. Right. Then again I’m a *very* emotional person. One of my friends (another New Yorker though) once teased me that a bug could b crossing the street and having difficulty and I would be like: Oh! The Bug needs HELP!

        That made me laugh.

        I don’t think so, but I notice things that don’t really register on rector scale to anyone else here (it feels like sometimes). In other words, this is how I experience it… add in story… 🙂

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      • Yes, I’m only one person. I know loads of people who don’t have any kind of problem with the disembodied, disconnected affect of New Yorkers. In fact don’t even see it. Haha. Definite personality thing… 🙂

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