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Yeah, hey Deborah, I’m gonna be late coming in. There’s another friggin mech battle happening on the highway, and I just know this is gonna be a killer pileup. Might be here for hours.
Yeah, this is some real bullshit, if you’ll pardon my french. Can’t believe our tax money’s going towards this. Anyway, I’ll keep you updated.
Uh huh
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Okay see ya
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In this short video, augmented reality startup company Magic Leap used their cool technology to make 3D magic happen in a school gym.
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Nakey Nakey Man was the first time I was exposed to augmented reality storytelling. It wasnt as common back then and even people that did know about it got thrown for a loop because it came out of nowhere from someone who has nothing to do with creepypasta type stuff. It was like Adam Ellis's Dear David.
Tru. I was involved with creepypasta and spooky shit back then but I kept it to side blogs and stuff and kept it pretty separate from my normal content so not many people knew.
I actually just looked up when Adam started doing DD and this all went down like a year BEFORE he started his thing and I feel like considering he was already a famous Buzzfeed dude, his story popularized the genre so I’m glad I got my story out beforehand lol.
In middle school we had a required class that was literally intro to vfx and like we all had to take it in 7th grade but fucking why??????? why was it required for me to know how to add vfx elements to a film but not like fucking,, home economics
So you know this reaction image
well today I learned that this video was a fake made by a vfx company to promote Into The Storm (which sucked)
mentally i am here
I like to imagine that the reason you can whip around those floors at warp speed and so smoothly is that you’re running through the museum with a pair of wool socks on.
i thought the eyewitness vhs museum was a real place when i was a kid. i wasn’t a total idiot, i knew there were a few vfx things going on, but i thought it was filmed in an actual museum
I wonder what kind of symbolism they’re trying to get at
“There are a lot of giant robot shows in Japan, and we did want our story to have a religious theme to help distinguish us. Because Christianity is an uncommon religion in Japan we thought it would be mysterious. None of the staff who worked on Eva are Christians. There is no actual Christian meaning to the show, we just thought the visual symbols of Christianity look cool. If we had known the show would get distributed in the US and Europe we might have rethought that choice.” -Kazuya Tsurumaki, assistant director/art director on Neon Genesis Evangelion
eva is literally fake deep
tbh the Japanese sprinkling Christianity into their media like a cheap vaguely spooky seasoning is a tonic for my soul
gotta love roller coaster tycoon
i like this video because its a relic of the Before Times, like i love the 6-second cinematography that goes into vines but sometimes we forget the value of delayed gratification
whatW WHAT
gotta love roller coaster tycoon
i like this video because its a relic of the Before Times, like i love the 6-second cinematography that goes into vines but sometimes we forget the value of delayed gratification
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whatW WHAT
gotta love roller coaster tycoon
i like this video because its a relic of the Before Times, like i love the 6-second cinematography that goes into vines but sometimes we forget the value of delayed gratification
