November 18, 2011
This is not what I expected to see this morning.
#5amwakeuptocheckscoreswasabadidea
#whydidyouhavetotellmethreetimes?
After waiting HOURS with no word, I get a half a$$ update telling me to "just wait a little longer"
#alreadywaitedsixmonths
#iknowtheyaretryingbutimsuperfrustrated
umm... so now you are giving up?
#donotsayscoresarereadywhentheyarenot
#icouldhavewaitedlongerifyouhadnotsetadate
Linkage:
Read the link before watching the video. It explains:
You know the Kuleshov Effect, illustrated by the famous Soviet montage experiment in which an actor's performance seems to change, depending on whatever image (a bowl of soup, a child in a casket, a beautiful woman) appears before identical footage of his face in close-up. Performances in the movies only begin with what the actor does on the set. They are created and re-created every step of the way, from editing to final sound design and mixing (effects, looping, punching, music, etc.). There's also what I would propose we call the "Russian Unicorn Effect," after the amazing music video parody by Bad Lip Reading.
The real video is an abbreviated "meet-cute" story, and the Russian Unicorn video is the exact same footage but feels completely different. (Also, the song is a JAM!)
Other News:
I added a new feature to the blog on the right hand side of the page. A list of upcoming events I plan to attend or want to attend.
November 26 - Neptune Theater
December 9 - SIFF
December 28 - Showbox at the Market
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