I've studied screenwriting and other Liberals Arts subjects, which is ironic, considering that I'm quite moderate. But my college didn't have a "Moderate Arts" program, so I had to take what I could get.

I've been raised by both a physicist and a librarian, but i've decided to follow neither path, and have blazed out on my own into the creative arts. This explains quite a lot.
I enjoy reading, which involves deciphering pictorial symbols printed on pulped wood fiber and arranged in a particular order to represent an idea.

I also enjoy extreme sports. That's an outright lie, but extreme sports are all the rage at the moment, and I'm just trying to fit in.

Now my entire individuality shall be distilled into vague interests that will let readers know as much about me as a thirty-word singles advertisement in the local paper:, I enjoy reading, which involves deciphering pictorial symbols printed on pulped wood fiber and arranged in a particular order to represent an idea. i read more non-fiction than anything else, and my favorite topics are Film, Photography, Science (Physics and Mathematics, though i can't solve a theorem to save my life), humor (I'm currently reading back issues of Doonesbury and PVP on the internet), and the English Language., I am a Mac nut, which i became upon learning Final Cut Pro for work, while my copy of Adobe Premiere was one of the worst programs i've ever worked with in my entire life.

Touch of Evil, Bringing Out the Dead, Local Hero, Flirting, Ikiru, Fearless, The Fisher King

Anything on the Science Channel or the Discovery Channel, The Daily Show, Invader Zim, Farscape, Futurama and Family Guy

The Lord of the Rings, Surely You're Joking Mr. Feynman, Good Omens, America: The Book and the Harry Potter series