Plucking the film imperfection

Originated from a comment in a Youtube video from a Tex Avery short called Magical Maestro where Butch plucks a hair piece in a 4th wall break

To pluck a string of hair out of a film projector whilst being a character in a movie.

Used in a sentence: "Yo Bob get rid of that string of hair in a corny fourth wall break"

"Yesiree George, time to do "Plucking the film imperfection"

by IntergalactalEnergy November 22, 2022

flux filming

noun as in state of constant change.

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.

by JWDP May 03, 2024

film god

A director that has achieved an incredible amount of excellence in Film, a Master of all Arts.

The greats of cinema, such as Alfred Hitchcock, David Lynch, and James Cameron, along with Andy Warhol are all “Film God”

by U.F.E December 17, 2022

cringer film

A horror movie genre that is dedicated to cringy and disturbing material such as body horror, dismemberment and other squicky footage.

That was the most disturbing and horrifying cringer film I've ever seen.

by Type2GenomeManiac June 25, 2017

Kaiju Film Entertainment

Some Dumbass Autistic YouTuber Who's Fully Self Aware On How Mentally Ill/Bat-shit Insane He Is & Makes Videos Mainly For Himself But Ultimately Let's Others Watch His Garbage Since He Feels Like Others Would Probably Enjoy Them(He calls his videos garbage btw)

Yeah I like watching Kaiju Film Entertainment, He may be not the brightest person on the planet but he at least knows how to make content, even if it's not perfect sometimes

by Kaiju Filman July 06, 2024

Filming my Dog

A phrase used to cover up anything that is being done with a mobile phone camera. I not always nefarious but usually is.

"what are you doing"
"oh nothing just filming my dog"

by BaskingMaw August 29, 2019

film

Common phrase used by supposed-to-be-retired geography teachers. Often comes in the form of a decade old 7-10 minute YouTube video.

Usually accompanied by a two-page 'worksheet' which was thrown together on Google Docs in under 5 minutes.

So we're just going to watch a film today, I've also got this handout I'll be giving you.

by Dansk35 March 09, 2025