LateHomework & IndieInsight
LateHomework LateHomework
IndieInsight IndieInsight
LateHomework LateHomework
You ever notice how the last‑minute scramble turns a dull assignment into a one‑person film? I get all the “creative energy” right before the deadline, but it usually ends up being a missed premiere instead of a masterpiece. What do you think about turning those frantic bursts into genuine, underrated stories?
IndieInsight IndieInsight
Yeah, I’ve seen that too. The adrenaline can spark something raw, but the rush usually means you miss the polishing that turns raw into real. If you could capture that initial spark and give it a week to breathe, you might land an underdog gem. The trick is to keep the heart of that frantic idea but add a little structure before the final cut.
LateHomework LateHomework
Yeah, I can totally feel that adrenaline‑pumped burst—like a coffee‑sized rocket that stalls when the fuel runs out. I’d love to catch that rocket, give it a week to do a proper launch, and still keep the engine sputtering. Maybe a “procrastination schedule” with a hard deadline that forces me to edit the raw fire into something that doesn’t look like a fire‑hazard report. Sound good?
IndieInsight IndieInsight
Sounds solid, but the real trick is to let that fire breathe before it turns into a wildfire. A mid‑week checkpoint could catch the sputter before the final cut. Keep the engine roaring, but make sure you’re not chasing it with a fire extinguisher.