More redacted poetry from song lyrics. “Embrace the light” by Crowbar for brain injury recovery.

More redacted poetry from song lyrics. James McMurtry’s “Hurricane Party” for brain injury recovery.

More redacted poetry from song lyrics. Blind Melon’s “Change” for brain injury recovery.

More redacted poetry from song lyrics. Fugazi’s “Epic Problem” for brain injury recovery.

One of the projects we did, redacted poetry. The lyrics from “Hurt” applied to brain injury recovery.

Andrew Davie

 “the only true currency in this bankrupt world is what you share with someone else when you’re uncool.”

“We don’t make mistakes, just happy little accidents” – Bob Ross 

When Sony began fast-tracking development of The Quick and the Dead, the studio commissioned a series of rewrites from Moore. The writer was eventually dismissed and replaced with John Sayles, who, according to Moore, was chosen because the studio did not like the semi-serious tone and instructed him toward “making more of an American Old West film”. Moore was rehired and filming was to begin in three weeks because Sayles’s script was approaching a 2½-hour runtime. When rewriting the shooting script, Moore omitted Sayles’s work without Sony noticing. A week before shooting, Sony considered the script good enough to shoot; Moore described the rewrites as “a completely f–king pointless exercise”