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My name is Jimmy and I’m a filmmaker with a low tolerance for thick-witted nit wits, fools, hacks, bunglers, incompetents, dummkopfs, dunderheads & sissies.  This is my blog where I offer my experiences, insight and commentary on the filmmaking process, movies and my work as I pursue a career as a writer/director/filmmaker.

The question I am asked most is “why do people in the entertainment industry always betray their friends?”.  Of course, this is a stupid question.  Who else can you betray?  You can’t double-cross enemies.  Another question people always ask is why I chose a life of evil and rottenness.  I think it’s because when I was young, my mother refused to buy me a sled.  Why wouldn’t she buy me a sled?  Could it be because we lived in Florida?  But when all is said and done, I have been in Hollywood for over ten years.  Stealing, robbing, lying, killing, murdering.  And what did I get out of it?  Nothing.  Just a lot of fun.

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9 Responses to “Who Is CineMoose?”

  1. DSW Says:

    What happened to the moose? Are you running a different site now? Or just tied down by your own work? Regards, DSW

  2. admin Says:

    Thanks for your interest. The Moose has been busy with a new baby and his work as an Executive Producer on a film currently in post-production. I hope to return to this site soon.

  3. M.Dawg Says:

    Why do you consider Scorsese a hack? Just wondering

  4. admin Says:

    Because rather than focusing on telling a good story, he prefers to show the audience that he has technical mastery over moving the camera at the expense of story or anything else for that matter. I go into it a little more in this post: http://cinemoose.com/5-most-overrated-directors/

  5. R. A. Rayneford Says:

    Did you know if you were pontificating on television you could masquerade as telemoose (Bullwinkle to your pals, of course).

    Why did you stop e-blogging?

    What are your opinions on the talent levels of Sam Fuller, N. Roeg, the Wild Bunch guy and the guy who did Kelly’s Heroes?

    I just retired and need activity/income. Since you are an Exec. Producer, consider throwing me a bone. I will happily be your personal sycophant.

    Adoringly, R.A.R.

  6. Deet Says:

    After not watching the Oscars and despondently wishing you would blog again I started my own blog.

    It’s so bad it just made me miss you more.

  7. admin Says:

    Thanks for the kind words. I may get around to blogging again sometime, but at the moment I’m too busy with work. Have a feature film that I was a producer on being released later this year and a movie that I co-wrote in production right now. Glad you enjoyed the site.

  8. J Says:

    So does that mean Scorsese is one of the greatest technical film makers ever but you just don’t like him because he’s self indulgent? How do you feel about Kubrick? He’s way more indulgent than Scorsese.

    Anyways, I’m curious, who are your favorite film makers?

  9. admin Says:

    No. He is a better than average technical filmmaker in terms of knowing how to stage a shot and move the camera. He gets more credit that he should because he likes to show off all the time. You can’t help but notice his technique. Wouldn’t consider him in the same league as the great technical filmmakers though. Not even close.

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