Socialite wanted to interview L’Artiste about the film and looked everywhere for him. Finally, she found him sitting high up on a ladder in the studio contemplating. Socialite, even though she tries to climb the social ladder, is afraid of heights so she had to shout at him. That meant everyone became privy to their conversation.
It turns out that L’Artiste doesn’t want to talk about the film unless our viewers have particular questions. Socialite tried her best to convince him of the film’s artistic merit, but he couldn’t see it and he stubbornly denied her the interview. Instead, it became clear that I can add him to the list of Dedes who un-friended me. He is annoyed because he believed we were just fooling around and it was only a trial for a bigger film we wanted to do. He thought we were trying things out to see if it was feasible. On the day of the shooting he was very frustrated and he acted ridiculously, exaggerating everything. He was very surprised when he realised I had uploaded the film to Youtube and the blog without further consultation. He would have had a thing or two to say about the storyline and he certainly would have had a different ending. He is thoroughly annoyed because now our wider audience thinks he is a shallow chap. He is adamant this isn’t a fair depiction of him at all.
“Get over it!” Socialite ended the conversation “Nowadays you always have to be on your guard.”
L’Artiste still moped: “Honestly, it never occurred to me that friends could do such things to each other! She really has to consider our feelings a bit more.”
Driven by emotions but true. You shouldn’t have uploaded it to Youtube…
By the way, my postcards?
Haven’t the postcards arried yet? Everybody else has got their stuff. I’ve sent it off on the 11/3.
Give it another week and let me know if they don’t show up!
i am exited to see l’artiste in a next movie with an ending he’ll love.
all my greetings to him :))
First he has to talk to me again :)
Yes, that is the danger of social media. Something you might be less than thrilled with is now too out in the public. What did L’Artiste think would eventually happen with the film?
He thought we were only playing around and the result will end up in the big hard drive graveyard of forgotten files.