Was it different writing a film for the Internet as apposed to writing a film for theatrical release?
The challenge was to do something that would work as a feature but that would also be able to be broken up into episodes and since I work in comics it was such a natural thing to do. So I liked the challenge of trying to make it be able to be both. Because each one has to be good on it’s own merit. I figured you could do that for “Raiders of the Lost Arc,” you could probably cut every ten or twelve minutes and it would still be really good that way. But when I wrote [“Angel of Death”], I wrote it as a feature so they knew we’d be doing it this way. I wrote an outline for the whole thing and then figured out, well that’s this episode and that’s this one. Some stuff was shifted from one to another and things like that. But I wrote it, then decided where to break it up because you had to make sure each episode had enough meat on it’s bones to be worth watching on it’s own without the other parts. Scene from “Angel of Death” The best for me was that we got to do this cool low budget action
