World-building storyteller who performs inside his own creations. @cableafterdark Novella online. Merch + more @carlemilestore
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Joined March 2009
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It’s here! @CableAfterDark: The Lost Broadcast | Analog Horror youtu.be/j8cxLLI-ss0?si=Chp7…
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It's fun watching younger people discovering how unhinged the 80s and early 90s were about putting very adult content into otherwise goofy, kid-friendly movies. It seemed to be a particular Ivan Reitman specialty (ghost blowjob in Ghostbusters!)
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Consumption of an art form doesn’t make you an expert of it. Studying it does. Practicing it does. Executing it does. Watching a lot of movies doesn’t make you a filmmaker. Listening to a lot of music doesn’t make you an artist/record exec. I’m not a chef cuz I eat a lot of food
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just like with the oompa loompa videos: it's funny when the AI misreads a prompt that's clearly meant to be hateful and makes something that feels laudatory towards the subject.
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Legitimately never knew we even got VHS + DVD + Blu-Ray Players.
Times were rad when the expectation wasn’t just to ditch your older physical media.
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Every billionaire's "started in a garage" story conveniently skips the parental loans, elite connections, and safety nets. Bezos got $300k from his parents. Gates' mom sat on IBM's board. Musk's family owned an emerald mine. The garage is just aesthetics; the capital was inherited. Stop calling it self-made when it's generationally funded.
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It's so funny that this poor guy's replies are full of American racists asking snidely if it's black people and him explaining the kind of people who do this in Europe are far and away drunk young white guys. – at Eberswalde, Germany
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was about to say this is elder abuse then saw his little smile at the end,,, i think part of him enjoys this
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It's such a grim reminder of how evil the animation industry can be that this man dedicated his life to his craft and voiced some of the most iconic characters ever created for a massive corporation and his family ISN'T set for life after he passed away
A GoFundMe has been launched to support Eric Bauza’s son, Ryker, and Ryker’s mother, Jessica Borutski, following his sudden passing. 🤍
Organized by Oliver and Natasha Vaquer, the fundraiser has raised $44.8k of its $70k goal.
If you’re able, please consider donating or sharing to help the family.
(link: gofundme.com/f/support-for-r…)
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The idea that creatives need to post a lot of content daily is the reason why a lot of artists have loose touch with their authenticity as a creative. Creativity shouldn't be forced a lot of y'all have turned into algorithm saturators. Slow to down.
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Meet the artist behind some of your favorite superheroes' suits
Mexican artist and designer José Fernández is the man behind some of Hollywood’s most famous superhero costumes.
Through his company, Ironhead Studio, he helped design iconic costumes like Chadwick Boseman’s Black Panther suit, along with looks for Batman, Thor, X-Men, Hellboy, and many other blockbuster films.
[📸: @/ironhead_studio ]
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I started off my career as a compositor, the studio saw my talent and moved me over to art direct a series.
The same thing happened at Marvel Studios, I got hired to help composite on Spider-Man and I ended up becoming the Character Art Director.
GenAI has no place in art!
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The camera and lenses won't make your footage look cinematic. Lighting will. nofilmschool.com/edward-croc…
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I think a lot about how James Cameron started as a matte painter