THIS IS
INDIAN SUMMERS and Seven Love Songs

or just plain ol' ISASLS when I get too darn lazy to spell it all out. These pages are designed to 'spell it all out' little by little.

This is a 25 min or less (or more) original story and soundtrack. It is my aim to produce it in a completely analog context, if that is even possible. I say that because with all of the digital tools available it is somewhat of a feat to go completely analog these days. Consider the fact that the original analog procedure of editing film and audio requires actually slicing the tape or film with a blade and then putting it back together with small strips of special adhesive tape. Digital editing is a procedure that typically requires a point and click drag and drop, and if it does not work out the way it was planned, just click undo. It would be a ludicrous waste of time and effort to attempt a strict recreation of all analog methods but; just think about how much deliberation is required to commit to the analog edit. The term “quick and dirty” became a popular way to describe a practice of video tape production process, one of the first giant leaps towards a more expedient and experimentally forgiving production technology. Perhaps “forethought and perspicaciousity” would be the purely analog sound bite. The point is there are obvious advantages and short comings inherent to both digital and analog techniques; the idea is to utilize the very best of each to create a more than worthwhile final production.

This is the flagship of Third Wind Productions, the predetermination and ultimate focus of most endeavors, the essence of most every effort. This is the reason I have filled my world with a constantly expanding array of sound and image processing devices.

In other words,
this is what I figured I needed to do when the rancid thought first crossed my mind that I might have already accomplished everything I ever would.

THE WHOLE ISASLS POSTER SET

OK OK so there are really eight posters even though it is just seven love songs, thats because the first part is almost identical to the last and the last is really like the first. OK?

The adventure of a lifetime in a lifetime of adventure featuring a boy being a girl being and their extraordinary world of BINGS and other lively things

Starring

• Part-A a masculine humanoid (masculoid) type character on fire with the desire to explore and discover more than most but no less than the rest
• PartToo a feminine humanoid (femenoid) type character on fire with the desire to explore and discover more than most but no less than the rest
• Co-Starring several other Parts not the least of which is a spunky little bugger in the Roadstuff segment, known as Haulassuarous of the great highway
• With the supporting cast a lot of other Parts literally a cast of thousands too numerous to present here as individuals. They are humanoid in appearance but simple, almost harmless beings in nature. Suffice it to say they are parts of the groups of parts that are the various parts of the seven segments (or parts) of the Part-A/ PartToo animated adventure simply known in it's entirety as the Indian Summers and Seven Love Songs experience,

A brief outline of
The Supporting Cast of Thousands (Parts)
follows in order of their appearance

Gungabings originally referred to as Troopnoids

Doobings originally referred to as Makenoids

Boogiebings originally referred to as Boogienoids

BigBukbings originally referred to as BigBucknoids

Gonoids and Stopnoids originally referred to as Gonoids and Stopnoids

Seabings originally referred to as Seanoids

Justusbings originally referred to as AllYaAllnoids

Expanded or more in depth explanations can be found in the ISASLS Character Sketch Files The Thousands of Parts in Part 1 thru 7.

If you'd rather just get on with the Story, go ahead and jump into the ISASLS - PSWST.

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