Im starting the first complete draft of my first movie project, my plan is to continue developing it all throughout university so when I finish my film production bachelor’s degree and start my film direction masters degree I can have it completely finished and polished. The project is named “They we’re supposed to bloom yesterday” and it’s an artistic musical set in a world we’re everyone has a personal magical garden (There’s more than that ofc but I’m gonna be here all day if I explain it all). It’s a work of magical realism with themes of neurodivergency, familiar relationships, dealing with a world in which everyone has their own path while you seemingly don’t have one and how we as a society deal with empathy and compassion. I’m really excited but I’ll have to wait a long time until I’m ok with it.

peace by vengeance 

once i get my shaky ass camera footage on my laptop then you'll see

'54 Goji in honor of Monster March and Minus One's incredible Oscar win last night. I'm so proud history was made <33333

can we talk about this?

how long have audiences been complaining that Hollywood has only been churning out sequels, remakes, adaptations, biopics, and/or Disney helmed projects? Don’t get me wrong, that is not to say that great cinema can’t come out of such projects, but we all know the fatigue is starting to hit and audiences crave more.

If you’re so tired of these things, I am asking you to go out and support original filmmaking. Go support indie filmmakers, international filmmakers and their projects when and where you are able to. When you see something you enjoy and think is worth the time, talk about it, share something about it. There are artists out here making things and putting it out for the world, and by making the small effort to watch and share their work, we can finally say that yes, we do want to see more original art from artists of all backgrounds, experiences and skill sets. We do want to see new work from new people and expand what we know the art of storytelling to be. Because I know that I want that, but I need more people to want that too.

Two weeks into tweeting at Netflix for a Midnight Mass physical release and I’m starting to worry that there is a younger generation that is so far removed from Blu-rays/DVDs that they don’t even understand the appeal of them over streaming. Blu-rays/DVDs = Blooper reel! Deleted scenes! Audio Commentary! Behind the Scenes/Making Of Features! Concept Art! More in-depth interviews! Sometimes hidden easter egg fun stuff! If you’ve ever searched on YouTube for the blooper reel or a deleted scene of a favorite show recently made, a lot of the time it’s only on YouTube because someone ripped it off their Blu-ray/DVD copy and uploaded it!! If the Blu-ray/DVD doesn’t exist in the first place, that doesn’t happen!! I’m just...are we really doing this? Are we really letting society as a whole forget about how fucking great owning a physical copy of your favorite show/movie is?!

NEW VLOG! 💡 Week in my life vlog #293 Filming an interesting documentary & all the power went out! 🤯🎬

Just starting the AD for The Fellowship of the Ring (it'll be the first time I've watched the theatrical cut in a while). So far it's pretty good, given the tall order it has. I understand the forced naming, or stating a character's name in their initial description, because it might be confusingly long until that character is clearly identified by that name.

I wondered how they would deal with fantastical races, and so far, I think they've done a good job. They leave the audience to fill in the blanks on elves, orcs are "gray-skinned" and "snaggle-toothed." When Frodo is introduced, the narrator says that, "like all hobbits he is short with big hairy feet."

I will say, I think they should have gone with a British narrator. The American accent is jarring, at least for me.

The aspiring filmmaker bit in my intro gives me the most rancid pretentious vibes and i like it that way bc then when i actually talk about the movies i like people will realize how utterly horrible my taste is

I am not a Film Person™ so I would just like to annotate this bit from the second draft of Azalea WIP by saying that it took an unreasonable amount of thought for a single paragraph 

Writing dialogue is the worst for me. As a person who struggles with human interaction, the mere task of writing people talking to each other organically is painful. And I’m a fucking perfectionist when it comes to writing so I’ll just be stuck in a single page trying to make the character not sound like fucking aliens trying to imitate humans.

“In my time we all destroy ourselves and that doesn’t terrify me because I’m not born in your decade, I’m just a cell in someone’s body that hasn’t been revealed to the world. But now that I’m here I can help you guys and I will prove to everyone that we can choose our fate and we don’t need other people to let us decide who we are on the planet….. we make our own future.”

— Captain Phillip “Phil” Axel: American, born in the far future, in his time he thinks the world is always against him, but when he creates a time machine, he find the team and they show him not to be doubtful and they are the ones who show him the path of a bright future in the most healthy way possible, He becomes good friends with Chloe and Bart, because they both have the sense justice for not just life, but time they save and use, Phil Axel is my definition of Time.

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A Movie Get Away-Best friends, Felicity and Connor are back! This time, the filmmaking duo are gearing up to take a couple of aspiring filmmakers on a trip they'll never forget.

Wait a second, before this, you’re gonna wanna read, or re-read ‘Oh How Times Have Changed‘ first.  “Lovey, you’re going to be late! Hurry!” Vivian yelled from her spot at the bottom of the stairs.    Up in her office, Felicity read over the checklist she and Connor had made a few days prior. She had all her lenses, her favorite point-and-shoot, extra batteries, her laptop, and her drone.…

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In the Loop with Lisa Mason Lee: Unveiling Hollywood's Realities & Artistic Passions

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Dive deep into the dynamic world of Hollywood with Renée Michelle Merrifield and JasonAaron.pro as they welcome Lisa Mason Lee to this special episode of In The Loop. Lisa, a multifaceted artist, takes us on an inspiring journey through her diverse career in the entertainment industry. From her intriguing experiences as a stand-in for major TV shows like ‘Twin Peaks’ to her creative exploits…

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