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Post by shiftyeyes on Jan 30, 2011 19:46:21 GMT -5
When booking in the past, I've always made sure to try and book characters who would have good chemistry both in the ring and on the mic against each other, and to try and have moments that if the pic fed was a real show, would make you want to tune in next week to see what happens next. I agree with you, as I like to put guys together that I think would be compatible, but could you please link me to some of the shows you have booked in the past? Go ahead and watch most of the WWEF stuff from episode 1 - 20 or so. I helped book most of that:) |
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Post by N1SF on Jan 30, 2011 19:48:40 GMT -5
When booking in the past, I've always made sure to try and book characters who would have good chemistry both in the ring and on the mic against each other, and to try and have moments that if the pic fed was a real show, would make you want to tune in next week to see what happens next. I agree with you, as I like to put guys together that I think would be compatible, but could you please link me to some of the shows you have booked in the past? He could have booked his a fed with his figures, like playing with them. I know for a fact he has a fed on the sims board. |
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Post by June on Jan 30, 2011 19:53:36 GMT -5
I agree with you, as I like to put guys together that I think would be compatible, but could you please link me to some of the shows you have booked in the past? Go ahead and watch most of the WWEF stuff from episode 1 - 20 or so. I helped book most of that:) I think it's awesome that you have booked shows before you even put one on. That just tells me that your much anticipated pic fedding debut is going to blow the roof off of this place. Since I have such a big roster, and not that much time, I'd love some booking help from you if you can help me out. |
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Post by shiftyeyes on Jan 30, 2011 19:56:32 GMT -5
I agree with you, as I like to put guys together that I think would be compatible, but could you please link me to some of the shows you have booked in the past? He could have booked his a fed with his figures, like playing with them. I know for a fact he has a fed on the sims board. I have done both of those in the past man, put my personal figure fed down for good in the summer of 2009 sadly! RIP RDETV! :') Being on the sims board does take a lot of booking and changing of plans at the last minute sometimes as I well know! I also do a kind of 'old-school' booking if you like since I'm booking the 2005 time period at the minute which is quite fun! I'd love to help out anyone with booking, have a lot of time for anyone who needs it! |
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Post by tirva on Jan 31, 2011 11:18:42 GMT -5
When it comes to booking I try to mix many things together. Sometimes I can't decide on what I want so I try something and if ppl crapon it, i'll change it. i.e. Tajiri beating The Rock for the IC Title then Rock goes over in a squash and ta-da, Tajiri is out of The Page Family. I try to add things people know, like the nWo along with something original, The Page Family which is a modern version of the Heenan Family. I like modifying things that are already established so people can relate. I'm a huge fan of established guys with simple in ring styles (Orton, Hall) those kinds of guys that just punch and kick then bust out only a move or two per match. Then I added Angle vs. Morrison to my last show so it was closer to a PPV quality match while just enjoying pic fedding.
I like listening to the people that give feedback on my shows because those are the people that will be viewing a future episode. I personally never cared for my Hall vs. Taker storyline but it's the biggest thing I have going. I would've never guessed it. I now like producing it. At the end of the day, I book what I like, with what I think will work, give them something to tune back into and add a dose of their fantasy booking as well.
That's how wTw works.
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Post by carly1988 on Jan 31, 2011 13:46:59 GMT -5
Be original. Be creative. Even if you're doing a classic/old school fed or a tribute to a era like the Attitude era. Be original and creative, don't copy what you saw as a kid or what you watch on ESPN Classics or WWE On demand. Put your own ideas into the project. Make it come to life. Make it interesting for even those that aren't interested in that time period.
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Post by deskjet on Jan 31, 2011 20:50:40 GMT -5
When it comes to booking I try to mix many things together. Sometimes I can't decide on what I want so I try something and if ppl poop on it, i'll change it. i.e. Tajiri beating The Rock for the IC Title then Rock goes over in a squash and ta-da, Tajiri is out of The Page Family. I try to add things people know, like the nWo along with something original, The Page Family which is a modern version of the Heenan Family. I like modifying things that are already established so people can relate. I'm a huge fan of established guys with simple in ring styles (Orton, Hall) those kinds of guys that just punch and kick then bust out only a move or two per match. Then I added Angle vs. Morrison to my last show so it was closer to a PPV quality match while just enjoying pic fedding. I like listening to the people that give feedback on my shows because those are the people that will be viewing a future episode. I personally never cared for my Hall vs. Taker storyline but it's the biggest thing I have going. I would've never guessed it. I now like producing it. At the end of the day, I book what I like, with what I think will work, give them something to tune back into and add a dose of their fantasy booking as well. That's how wTw works. I'm sorta along the same lines. I try to modify current character/storylines, etc. I also take feedback into consideration to help push feuds. etc. I want people to tune in so I try to give a little bit of what everyone wants. |
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Post by carly1988 on Jan 31, 2011 20:56:40 GMT -5
When it comes to booking I try to mix many things together. Sometimes I can't decide on what I want so I try something and if ppl poop on it, i'll change it. i.e. Tajiri beating The Rock for the IC Title then Rock goes over in a squash and ta-da, Tajiri is out of The Page Family. I try to add things people know, like the nWo along with something original, The Page Family which is a modern version of the Heenan Family. I like modifying things that are already established so people can relate. I'm a huge fan of established guys with simple in ring styles (Orton, Hall) those kinds of guys that just punch and kick then bust out only a move or two per match. Then I added Angle vs. Morrison to my last show so it was closer to a PPV quality match while just enjoying pic fedding. I like listening to the people that give feedback on my shows because those are the people that will be viewing a future episode. I personally never cared for my Hall vs. Taker storyline but it's the biggest thing I have going. I would've never guessed it. I now like producing it. At the end of the day, I book what I like, with what I think will work, give them something to tune back into and add a dose of their fantasy booking as well. That's how wTw works. I'm sorta along the same lines. I try to modify current character/storylines, etc. I also take feedback into consideration to help push feuds. etc. I want people to tune in so I try to give a little bit of what everyone wants. Then you need to take into consideration that the world wants to see "Luxurious" G.D. Money in TNA |
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Post by raabhimselffanv2 on Feb 2, 2011 21:52:55 GMT -5
I usually try to mix shitty wrestlers with half-assed matches to be honest. I take a "joke" or a "fun" feeling in each show that I have booked so far, nothing uptight. I have really edgy gimmicks that are borderline offensive for uniqueness, and mine isn't straight off of a tape, it has ORIGINALITY.
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Post by The Warsman on Feb 2, 2011 22:34:03 GMT -5
I usually try to mix poopty wrestlers with half-assed matches to be honest. I take a "joke" or a "fun" feeling in each show that I have booked so far, nothing uptight. I have really edgy gimmicks that are borderline offensive for uniqueness, and mine isn't straight off of a tape, it has ORIGINALITY. Where are these shows? Wars |
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Post by deskjet on Feb 5, 2011 14:31:32 GMT -5
I'm sorta along the same lines. I try to modify current character/storylines, etc. I also take feedback into consideration to help push feuds. etc. I want people to tune in so I try to give a little bit of what everyone wants. Then you need to take into consideration that the world wants to see "Luxurious" G.D. Money in TNA I made him. I killed him. and I'll bring him back when I'm godd and ready ;D |
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Post by carly1988 on Feb 5, 2011 19:52:07 GMT -5
Then you need to take into consideration that the world wants to see "Luxurious" G.D. Money in TNA I made him. I killed him. and I'll bring him back when I'm godd and ready ;D You didnt kill him, you sold him remember? lol |
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Post by tirva on Feb 5, 2011 20:22:44 GMT -5
i had to vacate the wTw Intercontinental title because i sold the benoit! I kinda laughed because I had to think of what to do because i had just shipped the parcel and was just filming the IC title segment!
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Post by shiftyeyes on Feb 5, 2011 20:25:30 GMT -5
i had to vacate the wTw Intercontinental title because i sold the benoit! I kinda laughed because I had to think of what to do because i had just shipped the parcel and was just filming the IC title segment! Seriously?! Lol! |
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Post by deskjet on Feb 5, 2011 21:25:19 GMT -5
I made him. I killed him. and I'll bring him back when I'm godd and ready ;D You didnt kill him, you sold him remember? lol DOH! i had to vacate the wTw Intercontinental title because i sold the benoit! I kinda laughed because I had to think of what to do because i had just shipped the parcel and was just filming the IC title segment! Double DOH! |
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Post by raabhimselffanv2 on Feb 7, 2011 20:16:39 GMT -5
I usually try to mix poopty wrestlers with half-assed matches to be honest. I take a "joke" or a "fun" feeling in each show that I have booked so far, nothing uptight. I have really edgy gimmicks that are borderline offensive for uniqueness, and mine isn't straight off of a tape, it has ORIGINALITY. Where are these shows? Wars In progress of filming bro. Don't worry. I have an extremely hectic schedule based around basketball team, which season ends next week. |
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Post by Deleted on Feb 8, 2011 16:50:06 GMT -5
how do I book: I build off f matches and emotions that I commonly see on the television I have this based on the attitude era fusede with our current TNA era along with some of my own original stuff
inspirations: I am inspired by so many of the pic fedders but I have to say the majors for me are warsman and deskjets TNA blitz
other bookings: I love alot of the feds like USWf and the ones that are new either have good poses with a hard to follow story or stiff poses with an awesome story but everyone does good in their own way some do excellent and the fun never seems to stop
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