A second here, a second there.

Having a general outline in place as a guide, today began an approach that should arrive at a completed screenplay for the short film in a time frame from one to two months. You see it's all a matter of a second here, a second there... .

Since the short film project is to be based on drawn medium, indeed broken down into discrete drawn parts each representing discrete short units of screen time, focus is needed only to be attended to a few of these parts each day, something like from three to six per day, whose total time allotment corresponds to mere seconds, something like 20 to 40 seconds, perhaps up to a minute.

By applying focus on a second here, a second there, each day, amounting by day's end to from about a half minute to a minute ( and then next day, another and another ) worth of screen time, within a month to two months, the entire short film script should be done. Furthermore, on route, the various previously done short segments can be ongoingly updated and revised.

At very least, it seems a sure-fire means of ensuring a process that will wrap to storyline's conclusion within a two month max, deadline date certain. Besides, these segments can be given once a week feedback at the writers-directors-actors session.

So for those looking for new postings of material on the Sunman sites, don't fret that there's nuthin new going on..., cause I'll be earstwise pecking away at the short film project, and from time to time likely take some time out to also attend to getting together a new page here, or there, to post of the latest ( now Ep. #3 ) online Sunman Prequel comic book series.

Clock's been started, first "play's" been run, a quarterback sneak straight forward a yard, and now it's six seconds into the game. Time to run a few more rushing plays today, and move those yardsticks ever closer towards the endzone, grinding out the clock and yards til touchdown ! Luckily the next few plays are a sure gimme, already well pre-conceived on the sketch pad.

Gotta go, the deadline referee's whistled time back into play.