@RoyPrice I think we are in an incubation period where people are testing lots of different ways to consume this new medium. Here’s one example where users can continue stories started by other people: https://t.co/4mfq4NpPDP
AI video pricing changes constantly.
So we’re starting to track it.
https://t.co/sgVuGIp1tb now has a live pricing index covering the major video models with the source for every price we publish.
Because when someone says “this model is cheaper,” you should be able to check.
@JEStew3 HOLLY WOULD
When the machine that replaced Hollywood needs to prove it still has a heart, it borrows one from Mike Holly - a washed up producer too far behind the times to notice he’s being used.
@JEStew3 It’s a good call out because I think a lot of writers will try to treat undeniable as an objective end state. Better to study the patterns of scripts that became undeniable and measure yours against that
@DiscussingFilm Count me as one of probably a dozen screenwriters that tried their hand at writing this script only to see it land on the big screen through someone else’s eyes. Screenrwriting is an incredible hobby.
Just released: Killer Summer — a three-part podcast about growing up in the San Fernando Valley during the 1985 Night Stalker murders. I was nine years old that summer. This is what it felt like from the inside.
https://t.co/jKODhBlRQO
#truecrime#podcast
Charleston is a narrative podcast set at one of the most explosive moments in Charleston history - the decade before the Civil War.
Episode 2 is live. #CharlestonHistory#podcast
https://t.co/dJXYnn4I6L
@leigh_coulter@HoldenSlattery @Nutri_Science_ You cannot decrease your LP, but use it as a marker that if your levels are high, take preventative measures in other ways. Diet and exercise are important, but you can’t fight genetics. Trust the medicine.
@leigh_coulter @Nutri_Science_ If levels are high, I would recommend cholesterol medication, blood pressure meds, depending on levels as well as a daily aspirin. Consult with a cardiologist don’t take your general practitioners opinion as law.
Charleston’s City Market in 1856 was full of life.
And nearby, at the slave mart, another kind of commerce was taking place.
Human lives were bought and sold in the same city, on the same streets, at the same moment.
#CharlestonSC#CharlestonHistory#CivilWarEra
In May 1856, violence entered the United States Senate.
But what lingered afterward was not only shock. For some in that chamber, there was something else: relief.
Listen to Episode One of Charleston: https://t.co/IwgFTY9NcK
#charleston#civilwarhistory