I know things are done differently now that computers have the ability to make video, but just as some people may still prefer a typewriter over a computer, there may also be filmmakers who prefer to film their footage on acrylic. I found a short demonstration about sound manipulation and thought it was right down my alley when I rant about how bad movies from the 1970s used to use popular songs with their lyrics to pretty much explain the motives of characters in a montage. I call this down and dirty technique of subliminal suggestions as deus-x-machina because montages with background music almost never have a justification for it, like a car stereo, an iPod, or a loud neighbor; but if their is some explanation in the film for the background music, it's usually never adequately described.
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Cottonsox TikTok vlogger puts out vids that inspire hiking, fresh air and distancing myself from TV
The trails available to hike at Griffith Park are listed here. I stay on the main trails for fear of rattler snakes which caution signs all…
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My first roll of b&w 35mm film in a pinhole camera
Overlooking horizon on Lake View Ave. I’m using AristaEDU 400 got 11-15 photos out of the 24 possible on a regular camera. I…
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O-no. You’ll be in my memories and my prayers.
My friend was there when I was in a dark place. Nov 17, 2023 Group photo (red lobster) 5 minute…
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