Hi hello!!! #PortfolioDay I'm Justine, and I'm in my final (!!) year of school at the Pacific-Northwest College of Art. I'm interested in visual development and pre-production, specifically layout design and painting! π²
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Zendaya, Tom Holland, and R. Patt all are gonna have established fan bases thatβll watch whatever theyβre in. A film like The Drama wouldβve made like $2 if they werenβt in it. A big actor signing onto a project basically is insurance that itβll actually get picked up/made
I do like all of them but yeah itβs just further indication of the corporatization of the industry + the way things are shrinking in terms of the established studio system. An executive would rather have someone well known whoβll get butts in seats over casting a random nobody
I really like Pattinson (not so much Zendaya) but doesn't it feel like there's like 6 actors working at the moment? Like she's in this, Odyssey, and Spider-man. Tom Holland is in two of those. Pattinson is in two.
Glad I live in the timeline where Paul McCartneyβs brother seemingly has nothing better to do than scroll Pinterest and reenact the old man yells at cloud meme
US pop music is always gonna be a bit moreβ¦in your face and a bit perverse. Not saying itβs vastly different in the UK necessary but there seems to be slightly more self awareness. Idk maybe this is all stupid/doesnβt make much sense but ππ
also #thinking a lot abt this recently but I find it so fascinating how different pop culture/pop music is approached in the US vs the UK. Not to glaze the Brits lmao but I feel like they flirt a bit more with intellectualism/doing new things compared to us over here imo