JMS: Question, "Hour of the Wolf"
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b5jms-owner at shekel.mcl.cs.columbia.edu
Mon Jul 29 06:09:05 EDT 1996
Subject: JMS: Question, "Hour of the Wolf"
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+ 1: Jul 27, 1996: bknight255 at aol.com (BKnight255)
* 2: Jul 28, 1996: jmsatb5 at aol.com (Jms at B5)
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From: bknight255 at aol.com (BKnight255)
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In prior posts, you talked of the fourth-season opener, "The Hour of the
Wolf", and implied that the episode would take place almost entirely
within that most worrisome hour.
Which brings up a question:
Have you ever contemplated doing an episode of B5 that unfolds in real
time (i.e. one minute of screen time is one minute of plot time, as done
in the movies "Miracle Mile" and "Nick of Time"), or would that be
counterproductive to the sorts of stories you're trying to tell?
Or is "Hour of the Wolf" a story of that particular variety?
-Bruce Knight
bknight255 at aol.com
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From: jmsatb5 at aol.com (Jms at B5)
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"Have you ever contemplated doing an episode of B5 that unfolds in real
time (i.e. one minute of screen time is one minute of plot time, as done
in the movies "Miracle Mile" and "Nick of Time"), or would that be
counterproductive to the sorts of stories you're trying to tell?"
Actually, yeah, I have considered doing that...it can be a very limiting
structure, and the story has to be just right for it to work. Haven't
quite worked out all the snags yet.
"Or is "Hour of the Wolf" a story of that particular variety?"
Nope.
jms
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