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Literature Theme Songs 2 Boneshaker

Introduction: For most of my childhood life I have been making movies and thinking about making movies.  And in the brief gaps of me NOT thinking about filmmaking I have been reading.  One of my favorite parts of the film process is music and picking the right songs for the job. 

Whenever I hear a song that starts working my imagination, I like to try an imagine what books might have the song as their Theme Music.  :)

 Book: Boneshaker
by Cherie Priest

Song: Apres Moi
Regina Spektor (again)

--READ--
--LISTEN-- (the moment that I am thinking of begins about 4 minutes and 20 seconds in)

Literature Theme Songs 1 Fault In Our Stars

Introduction: For most of my childhood life I have been making movies and thinking about making movies.  And in the brief gaps of me NOT thinking about filmmaking I have been reading.  One of my favorite parts of the film process is music and picking the right songs for the job.

Whenever I hear a song that starts working my imagination, I like to try an imagine what books might have the song as their Theme Music.  :)

Book: The Fault in Our Stars
by John Green

Song: Fidelity
Regina Spektor

--READ--
--LISTEN--
(both the song and the book are fantastic.  They suit each other)

Hunger Games Review

Seneca's got swag.

For some reason I love this commercial.  

But I couldn't help but wonder where Seneca Crane was in this menagerie of mustaches...

Poor Rory.

Them Hungry Games!

Oh my grod Hunger Games was fantastic, but I plan to do a video on that in a few days.

Good things: I recently finished "Guards!  Guards!" by Terry Pratchett (which was hilarious), I have recently become a zoo tycoon (in the 2001 video game Zoo Tycoon), I listened to Regina Spektor's album "Far" all the way through for the second time (I have listened to the individual songs countless times) and it is still fantastic as always and of course the Hunger Games.  But I don't plan on even going into that now.