@guardian_sport@maxrushden Am assuming that Barney’s anecdote about Hugo Lloris enjoying his time in London so much he’s named his son Boris also had bad audio.
@Davehussey As demonstrated here. I remember seeing this and thinking the reflections were all the wrong colour, until I started looking for it and noticing the same thing in friends’ glasses in real life. - https://t.co/bMKIjDpdNQ
#KnivesOut subtly features art by Matt Mania, Key Grip. We had many closeups of characters with eyeglasses, so he cleverly sculpted mattes to reshape our lighting equipment into scenery you'd realistically expect to see reflected in the glasses.
#NerdyFilmTechStuff
A poetic visualization of the restless mind by David Findlay. Inspired by his own tendency to make the occasional idiosyncratic gesture, “You Know Where You Belong” is an exploration of human behaviour “in all its mysterious beauty and specificity” > https://t.co/tm5g2DLtDT
@AndrewChamings No you were quite accurate, esp as someone who was based at Wheatley. Which made moving to California with the road trips/Mexican food/“omg you have an accent” etc transformative. But I do feel that I’ve been away for long enough now that I appreciate home more when I’m back.
Nice music video movie tie-in by Dave Ehrenreich and Dave Galloway. Made for the song “Crimson Tide,” in celebration of the forthcoming film Ashcroft (2020) and the new Destroyer record Have We Met. Cinematography by Jeremy Cox. Watch: https://t.co/6CCKovNodZ
Great energy to this video for Gabe ‘Nandez by director David Findlay. Drawing on ‘Nandez’s multicultural roots, “I.D.” incorporates the sounds and iconography of Mali, instruments and emblems of Western Africa, into his current day to day reality > https://t.co/70WbA2wNMC
Premiere: A powerful video for singer-songwriter Jordan Klassen by director Farhad Ghaderi . “Virtuous Circle” explores the volatile relationship between a young boy and his self-destructive older brother > https://t.co/AVkNbx3hto