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Posted on February 18, 2012 via The Modern Mythos with 41 notes
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Posted on February 2, 2012 via The TV Screen with 2,428 notes
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A friend from High Schools gonna be in the season premiere of Portlandia! That kids going somewhere.
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Producer Grant Hill elaborated on this story in hilarious detail. “There was a sequence that Terry had not been able to crack, he had been working on it for six or eight weeks, different editors, and one day he walks into the lead editor Billy Weber and said, ‘Billy, I know that somewhere after cut had been called — so it must have been early in the film – there are about 10 or 12 frames’ and he described what they were,” Hill said. “And of course Billy – who had 1.2 million of feet in front of him – said, ‘You’re crazy.’ But it took 10 days or so, he found the frames, put them in the sequence and I was in the room, and the sequence did just come alive. It was some weird sense of what it took to complete it.
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Tree of Life: The Most Complicated Movie Ever
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In Smithville, Texas, where most of Tree of Life was shot, Malick shuttled production among three identical houses; he would pack up the cameras and run from one to another to capitalize on the day’s shifting natural light. Quirkier still, the three young actors portraying the O’Brien boys—non-professionals plucked from a casting call of some 10,000 kids—were never permitted to read the entire script; Malick meted out dialogue and directions to them in an attempt to keep the boys ignorant of the film’s full scope and focused on individual scenes.
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Vision Quest: The Making of The Tree of Life
Interesting discussing about creating the visual effects used in Tree of Life. I really cannot get enough reading about Malicks process.
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Super Sweet. :)
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The Adventures of Tintin :: Directed by Steven Spielberg :: Paste mPlayer
Saw this movie last night and I kinda loved it. I used to read the comics and watch the animated series when I was super young this this is definitely one of the things that got me pretending adventures and a youngin’ which was basically childhood filmmaking, haha.
“Creation is a drug I can’t do without.” -Cecil B. DeMille
