Sophomoric Savior

So I don't have a whole lot to say about video games at the moment.
GDC has passed but the only news of note had to do with the follow ups for Gears of War and Fable. The former of which I can't say I really care about and the latter of which I never played. I suppose some Crystal Chronicle confusion was cleared up (there's going to be a WiiWare AND a retail game; different titles), but unless you own Microsoft's newest console there wasn't a whole lot of news brimming from the conference; just some interesting talks.
And so beyond the new screenshots from the Tales of Symphonia sequel for Wii looking good, I don't feel compelled to rant or rave about the industry.

So that leaves me with what has been on my creative mind recently: Jesus In Jail.
Since I was recently able to work on it a little bit with the co-creator, my passion for the christ in prison has been resurrected.
It seems I'm compelled to lay down a single track to have as an impressive asset.
Something that I could orchestrate and pull my music theatre resources into helping me out with.
Not only to excite the whole process, but to make it easier to get help in the future.

But that's not entirely what I want to talk about to you guys in this post.
I want to slowly reveal bits about this whole production to you.
Fortunately or unfortunately if you know me well, I've explained the whole plot in detail and maybe played a few very rough recordings.
But if you don't fit that description, this is your spot for the newest information on the potentially controversial musical.

So keep your eye out on the Jesus in Jail Watch on the top of the menu to the right as any new links to information on the work will be revealed there.

But for now know that Jesus in Jail is set in North America and pretty much in the present day.

But that's all for now.
I plan on doing a bit of work in the coming week so I'll keep you posted.

For now,

_ethan