A movie made in the age when nobody knew what a shower was, everyone was anxious, and light reflecting off the skin happened even when there was seemingly no light.
Person 1: Ew. What the hell is that movie you're watching?
Person 2: Just some sweat film that my dad keeps recommending me.
Person 2: Just some sweat film that my dad keeps recommending me.
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flux is a style of filmmaking, blending fast transitional set pieces, sound design & dynamic camera movement with traditional storytelling.
flux is a style of filmmaking, blending fast transitional set pieces, sound design & dynamic camera movement with traditional storytelling.
We wanted to make this piece in the flux filming style so that the audience was really drawn into the story we were telling.
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Get the Flatland The Film 2007mug. One who possesses knowledge pertaining to films that many may find extraordinary, and are usually good filmmakers, graphic designers writers. Besides film Film, Geeks are usually are good with tech in general.
Random person: Hey bro I heard you're like a film genius!
Film Geek: Speaking of geniuses I assume you have seen Jaws? Well did you know part of the reason the cast had time to improvise was because the robotic sharks kept breaking down, halting production. Named “Bruce” after Spielberg’s lawyer, the sharks relied on a complicated series of pneumatic pumps that kept getting fried by the sea water. Breakdowns became a daily occurrence. Undeterred, Spielberg had the actors improvise their scenes while he wrote the dialogue into the script. The impromptu workshops proved a success, resulting in fully developed characters that enraptured audiences — all thanks to faulty props.
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Film Geek: Speaking of geniuses I assume you have seen Jaws? Well did you know part of the reason the cast had time to improvise was because the robotic sharks kept breaking down, halting production. Named “Bruce” after Spielberg’s lawyer, the sharks relied on a complicated series of pneumatic pumps that kept getting fried by the sea water. Breakdowns became a daily occurrence. Undeterred, Spielberg had the actors improvise their scenes while he wrote the dialogue into the script. The impromptu workshops proved a success, resulting in fully developed characters that enraptured audiences — all thanks to faulty props.
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