Film Maker
Someone you creates electronic crack that is designed to warp the brain of the viewer into a certain way of seeing a subject. Also see propaganda
Film Maker by no use for a name August 28, 2005
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FileMaker Pro
A relational database application owned and run by Apple. FileMaker Pro has all of the complications of a SQL database, with all of the programming/functionality capabilities of a calculator duct-taped to a potato.
Boss: Hey, I think we're going to make our customer database work via IPad, so I bought the FileMaker Pro business edition. Get to work.
Employee: *commits seppuku*
Employee: *commits seppuku*
FileMaker Pro by cammy cam cam June 24, 2016
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FileMaker Pro
I guess filemaker doesn't deserve the word "sucks". Almost everything that sucks would reject to putting FileMaker in its category. FileMaker Pro passed this level a long ago and now it should make a new word for this level of irreliability and inconsistence. From now on when I hate something so much I won't say it sucks but I would say it's so close to FileMaker.
FileMaker Pro by Database Libertarian October 18, 2012
Filmmaker
A filmmaker is an individual who is proficient in all aspects of movie making. A filmmaker writes, directs, edits and produces their films. The founding fathers of this form (which can be argued) is Charlie Chaplin and Roger Corman. However the founding father of the modern filmmaker is Robert Rodriguez, whom exemplifies this type of artwork.
Filmmaker
A filmmaker is a child - typically anywhere from 13 to 43 - who posts videos on YouTube about how they are definitely a filmmaker and how you can totally be one too if you follow these 10 easy steps I wish I knew before I became a filmmaker.
source filmmaker
Source Filmmaker or sfm for short is a 3D computer graphics software tool published by Valve for creating animated films, which uses the Source game engine.
also, it gets Crashes constantly, is severely outdated, and hasn't had support in years
also, it gets Crashes constantly, is severely outdated, and hasn't had support in years
source filmmaker by soundwave's bitch December 16, 2023
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