@Riven_117@32nds (2/2) if you look at a oner and think holy shit, doing all that looks super exhausting, then that's grounded, it has grit and weight to it...
if you look at a oner and think, holy shit there's so much going on, this looks cool/awesome, then it's spectacle
@Riven_117@32nds establishing ext shots to set the scene (space), something in Star Wars/Trek/Gate/etc. (filmed practically back in the day) is not remotely the same as a CGI one-take oner.
oners in cinema are only grounded if you feel fatigue and weight... h5 is spectacle instead (1/2)
@EpicGames just allows an ai generated thumbnail for creator-made @Fortnite maps, and then suggests the mode on the main play page?
mira's hand holding a staff wrong? mira's shirt text, rumi's jacket text
don't get me started on the squashed images in the actual mode...
@DangerBlumkin@realizeren It's not rhetoric.
Latin communities genuinely did invent the term, borrowing from Chicanos who used the X in defiance of full assimilation of Spanish colonialism.
David Bowles, Mexican-American author, has an interview by History Channel, and goes over the history of both.
@DangerBlumkin@realizeren Except it's not gender-neutral, it's explicitly gendered language. Also it's not left-wing, nor did it originate from white people. It's originally from academics. Students and professors.
The first people to use the term were latino(a) themselves.
so, just wondering, why doesnt cover just sell the IP to their talent when they announce amicable graduations, so that they continue being the character but as a free agent and no agency support outside of their live2d software, with exclusive merch licensing for a few years?
@RikaTheWisewolf@pa_wa93@11975MHz@KennyLauderdal3@RiveraNotario they don't unless they are hurting for money. they're famous enough to pull a studio ghibli or trigger and disappear off the planet for months if they need to.
or be like most major studios and take 6-12 non-anime commercials in addition to every season of project they bid for.
@RikaTheWisewolf@pa_wa93@11975MHz@KennyLauderdal3@RiveraNotario science saru chose to do their netflix projects on a bid. every production company (like netflix) sets a maximum cap, and the animation studios outbid each other for the lowest cost they can while still operating in the black.
they didn't have to accept it.
@MTNDEWGaming since you apparently don't respond to DMs... wanna explain why these codes aren't working? (error message is different from already redeemed codes)