#riley morris

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As a gift I made this two Dungeons & Drama Fanarts as prints for my good friend. The book and characters are by Kristy Boyce.

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— riley and nathan headers - dungeons and drama

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She's hopeless with this crush.

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Story: 4 out of 5 Spice: 0 out of 5

Alright, so this was adorable. I had trouble getting into it because the main female character came off as a little bratty and I was not vibing with it. But as the chapters progressed, the girl got more tolerable.

This is one of those books where you know the fake dating is going to blow up in their faces, and it did! I did not expect this story about high schoolers to crush my heart like that haha.

And though I loved everything about the pettiness in fake dating to prove an ex wrong and make someone else jealous in order to make them make a move, I adored reading Riley’s relationship with her father evolve and the new friendships she made.

This book contains no spice/smut and is perfect for the young generation.

* Chapter one and I already dislike Riley. She’s giving off brat vibes and not the fun type of brat either. I hope this gets better soon.

* Eh. Chapter two was slightly better. Riley’s ex is even more annoying than she is.

* Chapter three- enter Sophia who’s jealous of Riley possibly getting close to Nathan. I love pettiness lol. Bring it on.

* I love how Nathan’s friends don’t like Sophia because “she wants what she can’t have” and she only really showed Nathan attention when Riley was there.

* I think this is why I don’t like Riley or her mother. The parents divorced because the dad wanted to open up a game store. The mom didn’t like that he’d be spending so much time at the store, and instead of amicably co-parenting, the mom says petty/bitter comments about the dad. Excuse the fuck outta me. The dad just wanted to do what he loved and you guys hate him for it?

* Chapter four gets slightly better. Riley is fucking cringe tho lol. Why would you tell your ex that you’re dating Nathan, a guy who thinks you’re annoying lol.

* Okay, making Sophia jealous is fun.

* As much as Riley annoys me, I feel bad for her. She’s obviously going to fall first and Nathan is hooked on Sophia.

* I feel so bad for the dad. He’s so happy Riley and Nathan are “dating”.

* And Riley!!!! You’re gonna break your own heart, girl.

* Goddammit, Nathan. Just ask her to homecoming. Don’t make her third wheel.

* She can go to homecoming!

* Whoa… this flirting all the time will end bad.

* Ugghhh. And now my heart is broken.

* Oh no. Not the dad!

* Aww. Nathan helped gather everyone to help with the meeting.

* Oh my god, they have feelings for each other!!!!

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[ two minutes @ loon ]

Riders: Justin Sault, Riley Morris, Randy Garfield, and Zach Ganley

Music: “Promiscuous” by Nelly Furtado feat Timberland “B Boy” by Meek Mill feat Big Sean, A$AP Ferg

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[ "One" Teaser 2014 ]

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In between waiting tables and 'working' as a full time student at TCC, Riley C. Morris produces, writes, shoots, directs and edits short films. He is one of the creators for the local live and sketch comedy group, Shut Up and Prance. He and his long time creative partners were tired of not having better outlets for their efforts, so they took the dive and decided to build a company focused on comedy and the truth itself. 



 He recently took his nearly silent ten-minute short film entitled THE LEGEND OF PIMP JACKET to compete at the Schull film festival in Ireland and was very well received. His group, Shut up and Prance, performs at Four Day Weekend in Fort Worth,Texas (where he just recently graduated from the club's Improv Comedy Conservatory) and also for incoming students at Tarrant County College where he studies American Sign Language and Public Speaking.



We sat down with Riley for The Video Fest Top 4:

  VAD: What got you into film?

RM: My dad got me into film. He showed me the glass in between Indiana Jones and the Snake and ever since then I can't stop breaking films down to their basic elements. 

VAD: What would you say are essential ingredients for a good production?

RM: We need to be having a good time. It needs to be comfortable for everyone, except the director usually... He's always going to feel like shit until it's all over.

VAD: What kind of filmmaker do you want to be and why?

RM: I want to be a successful filmmaker because then I won't have to be a plumber or a math teacher.

VAD: What was your worst/best production experience?

RM: The worst is editing for filmmakers who have too concrete a vision for their project and no flexibility for their own screw-ups. When I have to edit 70% of the script and story because that's all you shot, you can't get mad at me for your story not making sense anymore.