Bryan Ierardi

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No context Things to Come

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@romanhistory1 Purefoy FTW

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@agraphafx So iconic.

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YouTube Music link: https://t.co/UJLsnqcylP

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Tinkering with a music video for ‘The Transfiguration on the Mountain.’ Ambient prog rock meets that powerful biblical scene. Still early in the process, but the world is starting to feel alive.

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Here's the song's Spotify link: https://t.co/EwX2KE6XR0

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No context anamorphic The Office

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@KubrickPoint https://t.co/sdKURivFuq

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1/ FUN FACT: There is an Apollo insignia "encoded" into a frame from the first Gold Room shot in Stanley Kubrick's The Shining.

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@gleb_alexandrov Trying to settle on a final shape for this GunMech Assault Ship.

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There’s a wasp building a nest in the workshop. I fear he’s inciting an uprising… I’ve named him “Mud D’aub”.

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@QuantumAlteredX

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@DavidJo2437 @w_bitterman Exactly

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@agraphafx

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More cinematic 1978 television sci-fi spacecraft miniature photography. (Kling 2.5)

“A massive spacecraft carrier performs a graceful fly by through deep space with illuminated open hangar bays. Practical model miniatures filmed with motion-control cameras on a black stage. Hard cool-white studio lighting creates bright specular highlights and deep shadowed hull recesses. Analog optical compositing softness, subtle blue-screen matte fringing, photochemical film grain, slight gate weave, halation around bright lights. Camera executes a slow 85mm motion-control push-in with heavy cinematic inertia. Spacecraft movement is deliberate and weighty. Miniature photography scale cues visible throughout. Shot on 35mm Eastman Kodak film. Late-1970s sci-fi television effects aesthetic. Non-CGI appearance. slow physical inertia, heavy drifting motion, miniature photographed at high frame rate, deliberate spacecraft movement, weighty cinematic motion”

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@GrowingUpRetro I’m not… I’m heading to Radio Shack!

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@B_Garelick Just love that vintage defense industry ad creative.

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@thinkingwest “Home security, but for siege warfare.”

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Finally looked it up… LTX Fast.

Prompt: Cinematic 1978 television sci-fi spacecraft miniature photography. A massive spacecraft carrier performs a graceful fly by through deep space while small StrikeMech fighters are waiting at the ready in illuminated bays. Practical model miniatures filmed with motion-control cameras on a black stage.

Hard cool-white studio lighting creates bright specular highlights and deep shadowed hull recesses. Analog optical compositing softness, subtle blue-screen matte fringing, photochemical film grain, slight gate weave, halation around bright lights.

Camera executes a slow 85mm motion-control push-in with heavy cinematic inertia. Spacecraft movement is deliberate and weighty. Miniature photography scale cues visible throughout.

Shot on 35mm Eastman Kodak film. Late-1970s sci-fi television effects aesthetic. Non-CGI appearance. slow physical inertia, heavy drifting motion,
miniature photographed at high frame rate, deliberate spacecraft movement,
weighty cinematic motion”

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I have no idea how I prompted these. They creep me out TBH

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My wife hates this type of comedy, but I’ve watched it 42 times.