GCRTOONZ
New Member
Good evening, citizens of RPNation 
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Where to begin. I'm an artist, like some of you are, and I have a very creative mind. I'm also a beginning filmmaker, for a hobby, and I make cartoons. I choose to RP here to help me develop and improve my storytelling skills, writing skills, and acting skills.
A long time ago, in the second grade in school, I used to do some acting and pretended to be a character from Star Wars VI: Return of the Jedi and pretended that I was in one of my favorite scenes. Also, in the second grade, I did some drawings of a traffic light completely in marker and loved how my drawing skills developed. My class had a light box, made by my dad, where I can take a piece of paper and trace-over another picture.
In the third grade, I did some sketches completely in pencil making roads and road signs as if making a map.
In the year 2006, my interest in becoming a filmmaker ignited after watching behind the scenes of Star Wars III: Revenge of the Sith. There is a documentary that demonstrated how a single scene was made. So, I decided to make videos of my own starting with a lightsaber battle video that I wanted to make. Later on, I wanted to make my own Star Wars story. The problem with that was that my mom told me about plagiarism that I didn't know about. I realized then that Star Wars, and the characters and stuff in it, was never mine to begin with. It all belongs to George Lucas. I've also learned about Copyright. Then, after some time has passed, I took it upon myself to make a story and world completely my own from my own ideas and skills.
!Where to begin. I'm an artist, like some of you are, and I have a very creative mind. I'm also a beginning filmmaker, for a hobby, and I make cartoons. I choose to RP here to help me develop and improve my storytelling skills, writing skills, and acting skills.
A long time ago, in the second grade in school, I used to do some acting and pretended to be a character from Star Wars VI: Return of the Jedi and pretended that I was in one of my favorite scenes. Also, in the second grade, I did some drawings of a traffic light completely in marker and loved how my drawing skills developed. My class had a light box, made by my dad, where I can take a piece of paper and trace-over another picture.
In the third grade, I did some sketches completely in pencil making roads and road signs as if making a map.
In the year 2006, my interest in becoming a filmmaker ignited after watching behind the scenes of Star Wars III: Revenge of the Sith. There is a documentary that demonstrated how a single scene was made. So, I decided to make videos of my own starting with a lightsaber battle video that I wanted to make. Later on, I wanted to make my own Star Wars story. The problem with that was that my mom told me about plagiarism that I didn't know about. I realized then that Star Wars, and the characters and stuff in it, was never mine to begin with. It all belongs to George Lucas. I've also learned about Copyright. Then, after some time has passed, I took it upon myself to make a story and world completely my own from my own ideas and skills.
