gizkacore.bsky.social
I'm just a simple frog trying to meme my way through the universe. Any pronouns. No minors. newly made Fire Emblem fan (currently playing New Mystery of the Fire Emblem). Otherwise, I'm playing scifi/fantasy rpg & historical strategy games.
👤 Joined on 29 mayo 2025
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would love to! soon as I don’t have to take it super easy because of my surgery anymore
Show Postwhat kinds of solo videos would you guys want to see more of?
Show PostAnd for Lucas having started out as an editor and understanding how the movie is made in the editing room, this sequence is a strong example of the effect of that part of the process -- especially as a "calm before the storm" moment before the ensuing tragedy.
Show PostIt's remarkable that a sequence this slow and meditative, and this quiet in the aural space of the film, still doesn't hurt the film's pacing at all. Revenge of the Sith moves at a breakneck speed, especially from this point on, which presents basically an hour-long apocalypse.
Show PostLucas' style basically placed the actors' significance to the film experience on the same level of importance as all the other building blocks that make up the work -- the set design, the visual effects, the sound effects (or lack thereof), the music, and the editing.
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