Okay reposting this without promoting the fake headline from BrickCenter but this prompt got me thinking.
“Olivia Miles is what everyone thinks Caitlin Clark is.”
You know what? I agree.
Because apparently people still have NO IDEA how good Caitlin Clark actually is. 😭
Last 10:
Clark: 26.3 PTS | 9.4 AST | 68.9 TS%
Miles: 21.8 PTS | 6.8 AST | 61.2 TS%
AST%: 42.8% vs 29.6%
Rim AST/G: 4.6 vs 2.6
Miles has the edge in rebounding and taking care of the ball.
But Clark is scoring 4.5 more PPG while being nearly 8 percentage points more efficient, generating 2.6 more assists per game, assisting on a dramatically larger share of her teammates' baskets, AND creating nearly 2 more shots at the rim per game.
That's the real gap.
Clark isn't just scoring more. She isn't just passing more.
She's carrying a larger offensive load while creating more and better scoring opportunities for herself and everyone around her.
Olivia Miles is having an incredible rookie season.
Caitlin Clark is playing at another level that I think a lot fans are not truly grasping.
Before digital VFX, Alfred Hitchcock was crafting illusions with practical filmmaking.
Much of NORTH BY NORTHWEST is live actors, huge sets, optical tricks and matte paintings by Matthew Yuricich and Lee LeBlanc.
Hand-painted onto sheets of glass & composited with live action:
Most people don’t even know this version exists let alone have seen it.
But exist it does & shows off brilliantly the creativity, ingenuity & artistry at work in ‘Old Hollywood’ at the time.
ALICE IN WONDERLAND (1933)
Low Budget Forced-Perspective Shot
• 1:18 scale Hummer model ($23)
• 24mm lens with aperture set to f/11
• focus favors foreground object
• lots of light. Thank you sun!
• camera 3 feet from Hummer
• camera 40 feet from background
• car door sound effect helps sell it