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- nudge the whole beat to the right of the grid, then nudge the kicks a hair back to the left… see what that makes the beat feel like
Cy Boogie retweeted
One of the best things aspiring filmmakers can develop is a POV.
What is YOUR unique creative point of view that shapes your work as a storyteller?
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The Tim Hardaway “UTEP Two Step”, is only one of maybe 3 Signature Movements that no one in today’s current game have yet to figure out, copy and Master!
#IHaveTheAnswersThough
#MonStarLab 😈
Oh the memories! I remember first hearing this and being MINDBLOWN!
When it was originally called “Bored” on MySpace. @RiggsMorales1’ tweet just made me go dig for it…shocked I found it so quick. 😂
Here’s some of it.
Cy Boogie retweeted
Fun lil fact about the Muddy Waters vinyl pressing from '96.
The opening song, "Iz He 4 Real" actually carries a 3rd verse.
The CD & streaming version goes into "Rock Da Spot" after the 2nd verse
This brother has some takes that I disagree with emphatically… But this one is 100% spot on! And this speaks to RZA’s genius! He knew his formula would cover ALL BASES! GENIUS! That 5 year plan of his was MASTERFUL!
Cy Boogie retweeted
"Over the past two decades, the number of doctoral programs at Morgan has grown from 14 to 31, while master’s offerings have increased from 38 to 46."
Graduate programs at Morgan State offer students opportunities to explore unique, mission-driven fields with the support they need to be creative, innovative thinkers.
In this feature in Science Magazine, learn more about the growth of the School of Graduate Studies.
💻 Read: pulse.ly/4dp73vcfty
Cy Boogie retweeted
in the 2000s you could throw on a $4.99 DVD bin thriller and it would look like this
This is a great outlook and attitude!!!
Marlon explains to the #1 High school basketball team in America how to get flawless skin 👀
- Organic foods
- Water
- No processed food
- No Creatine
- No skincare products
“It’s all gut health, In America there’s a lot of processed foods”
Cy Boogie retweeted
Cinematographer Grieg Fraser is known for using a process called "film out" in which he scans his footage captured on digital cameras onto 35 or 70mm film prints, & then scanned back in order to achieve a more organic look which adds the more grainy, warmer shadows, and chemical based colors of film.
And it allows the flexibility & convenience of shooting with digital cameras on enormous sets, & for a skilled DP like Fraser, completely gets rid of the flat look of digital often seen in blockbusters.
He's done it with both Dune films, The Batman, and now Project Hail Mary. My favorite DP in Hollywood, maestro.
Maaaaan… I usually keep to myself on THIS APP! But this is a BS TAKE. WHAT A BOZO thing to say! AND this dude is supposed to be conscious! This post is the antithesis of CONSCIOUSNESS !
What the black man and woman is to basketball
Is what the white man and woman are when it comes to film
They are really just great at film/acting/writing/directing
Yes we have some amazing actors And actresses as well
Denzel being one of the GOATS
Viola Davis and more
But white people are really great at theater and acting and have been since the 1600s
And they have a great appreciation for dialogue in art
It’s nothing wrong with saying this
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Dee Rees was rejected from USC film school.
She applied anyway to NYU and got in. Her thesis film Pariah became a Sundance hit.
Then Mudbound earned her an Oscar nomination.
Think about that. A rejection letter and she didn't stop.
Make the film. Submit it anyway. The door they shut is never the only door.
Turn no into yes.





























