#drama footage

[clairedaring]

He was your first love, but you are my first love. Since I was born, I've never felt affection for anyone, until I met you.

THE EMPRESS OF AYODHAYA (2024) dir. Sant Srikaewlaw

[theholmwoodfoundation]

We asked our Discord Server how to describe Holmwood, and this was the result.

What would you put to get people to listen?

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[lefthandarm-man]

Bucky Barnes // The Winter Soldier Captain America: Civil War (2016)

the way he looks at steve (part 1, part 2, part 3)

(steve vers.)

[juliaschifini]

dead men tell no tales, unless it's found footage media

[lonelyzarquon]

Peter Capaldi as DCI Daniel Hegarty CRIMINAL RECORD Coming to Apple TV+ on January 10

[dirktophat]

how. does anyone take him seriously. he said "toodles"

[technicalthinker]

Jayce & Viktor | Good Luck, Babe! (Arcane S2 Spoilers)

“You'd have to stop the world just to stop the feeling."

[haveyouseenthishorrormovie]

SUMMARY: Summoned to his soon-to-be demolished childhood home, Mason discovers a video camera that can see into the past, driving him to record as many memories as possible before the doomed house is destroyed.

Mod Sus: Judging by the trailer, this looks really interesting, will definitely check it out.

[therarepairestofthemall]

i've only used the comic studio about 5 times, and these make up three of them

[regicidal-defenestration]

To carry on from my last post I'd also like to make something up entirely (possibly) and propose this curve, not applicable in a way even close to being universal, but it does illustrate my point right now:

How Much Does A Form Of Media Need To Explain Its Existence (eg, Framing Devices)?

Where in an established form of media, you don't necessarily need to explain why it exists. A modern book doesn't necessarily explain to you how the words are on the page, or why you know what the characters are thinking.

Compare this to older novels which tend to explain their existence much more. Don Quixote (and indeed, the chivalric romances it parodied) claimed to be translations of works from distant lands. Frankenstein and Jekyll and Hyde are epistolary.

And then, of course, once an idea gets established, people start playing around with it. You get your Houses of Leaves - a book made of an annotated manuscript of an essay of a film (if I remember all the levels correctly) - works that break the fourth wall or play with their own truthfulness.

We start by asking "why does this exist?" and we get told letters, a story found, a story told, and we grow comfortable in these answers for a while until once again we find ourselves asking "okay, but why?"

[total-drama-brainrot]

total drama horror au where after the "contestants" were chosen, chris kidnapped them and dumped them on an island to compete in death games against each other whilst broadcasting it to the masses livestream style. they're forced to comply with their "host" or else their food/living accommodations are stripped away and they're left to fend for themselves in the forest, but participating in the challenges is arguably more dangerous.

each elimination ceremony is taken to it's literal extreme, as the voted out player is just straight up executed on the spot.

the audience think it's some sort of ARG type deal at first, with the campers being actors, but eventually- probably by the first on-screen death- people catch on to it being Very Real.

(chris funds this little 'project' himself mr beast style using his vast amount of tv star wealth, so there's no network/producers that he has to answer to.)

[clairedaring]

Do you pray every night? Not every night. My mom taught me that if I have to stay overnight in another place, I should pray for my peace of mind... and to ensure there's nothing bothering me at night.

THE HIDDEN MOON (2024) | 1.01

+ bonus

[weneedatdcharacterwho]

Conversely we also need a "mean" character who is shown to be unpleasant and rude but everyone loves. they are later revealed to actually generally be nice but got a bad edit from production for something minor on day 1

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[katatty]

Just stopping by to say we miss you over on Youtube! Very much looking forward to the next part of Lilith's story <3

thank you! I am still working on a new episode, it has just been a very crazy Janauary for me with a lot of irl drama bombs and illness, so I haven't had much time to play the game, record or edit, lol! I think I posted 2 weeks ago that I was going to be working on a video and like a day later the shit hit the fan IRL and my plans kinda went out the window, hahaha

compared to tumblr posts videos do take a rly long time to make (and i am still recovering from a pretty bad flu last week), so please be patient <33 realistically this year i think the pace of videos is gonna be a lot slower. but i will finish the lilith series i promise!

[cursemewithyourkiss]

'I think pictures like Great Expectations, This Happy Breed, and Brief Encounter, and a few of those I've seen... seen lately, are wonderful pictures.'

The fact that Ronald Colman was a David Lean fan too means so much to me.

[i-hear-a-sound]

Happy 6/12! Here's the short film teaser