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Of courshe. 😄

That's @R1s1ngs0n for you. He will break any heart without regret. @R1s1ngs0n 😄

Dieser Hase redet zu viel. Er ist definitiv kein Deutscher. 😁 Oder ist er es doch?

I'd normally refuse such a thing since @hal56 won fair and square, but since he is a good mate of mine, I don't want to seem rude by declining.

Great idea! 😄

Damn! I had a Bingo too. 😅

@extantsrevenge Tomorrow's numbers will be 11 - 29 - 45

@Psycho Bunny Look at that. 0 to hero.

From @R1s1ngs0n With Love. 👌

Lasst uns auf deutsche Art feiern. 😁

@Gladiator_MV Prost.

Dude, that's bananas!

Has anyone seen @Psycho Bunny? Just want to have a chat.

@Psycho Bunny

Really appreciate the detailed insight, mate. Especially from someone in the industry. I kind of suspected this, but it's hard to gauge as an outsider. When I left high school, I seriously considered pursuing filmmaking as a career, but ended up choosing the "sensible" route of going to university and getting into IT (which in my experience is also becoming oversaturated at the entry-level). But you also end up wondering "What if?"

Ditto for mine. 😅

Well, I'm about as far removed from the industry as you can be, but to me, it looks like that's where things are headed. I know the guys who made "Talk To Me" were Aussie YouTubers who spent a good decade amassing a large following from their wacky, action-packed short films before making their film debut.

I know Proyas is actually experimenting with AI and trying to make his films that way (if you go to his Twitter or Instagram, you'll see some of what he's done). This is actually something I've been interested in. You hear about more opportunities being afforded to people within that industry that weren't there before, but you also hear about how much easier it was for studios back then to take chances on new, upcoming filmmakers like a David Fincher, or Alex Proyas, or even Michael Bay, who started out making music videos and then transitioned into feature films. Do you think it was easier back then, or was it a case of having rose-tinted glasses?

This reminds me of something I read a couple of days ago. So, Alex Proyas (the guy who made The Crow, Dark City, iRobot) has been trying to get some original projects off the ground to no avail. He's created his own virtual filmmaking studio actually not far from where I live where he creates original short films and is trying to get an original feature off the ground via those crowdfunding campaigns. It's a shame because he was born and grew up in the exact same area I did and was planning on making an original sci-fi movie right here based on his own personal experiences growing up. It was called "The New Country" with Guy Pearce set to star, but the studios ended up pulling the plug before they could start shooting. I imagine there are many other stories like this.

Das ist eine sehr schöne "Workstation“, die du da haben. 😎