🎥🎬🌊🍔 Filmmaker, animator. Cinematics Lead previously at EA/Ridgeline & Activision/Treyarch. BATTLEFIELD 6, CALL OF DUTY BLACK OPS I-IV

Los Angeles, CA
Joined December 2014
i wonder if spanish speaking people read The Los Angeles Angels of Anaheim as The The Angels Angels of Anaheim
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A promo reel for the 80s cult studio, CANNON FILMS.
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On June 21, 1985 “Lifeforce” was released in theaters! Directed by Tobe Hooper (The Funhouse, Poltergeist and The Texas Chain Saw Massacre)
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🎬 Phase IV (1974, Dir. by Saul Bass)
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Space: 1999
What’s the best TV show theme some of all time Don’t overthink it I’ll go first: the fresh prince of bel air
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I found these old photos of my band in the 90's. For fun I made some action figures and an 90's style tv spot of us using Image 2 and Seedance.
🤖 Made with AI
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Just got this cool little tv for my desk #halloween3
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The bean scene in THEY CALL ME TRINITY
What is your favourite scene where someone eats?
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THEY LIVE
What is the first film you think of when you see KEITH DAVID?
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BACKROOMS was great. Kane Parsons is the cosmic progeny of David Lynch
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I'm all for the democratization of filmmaking, but there's a real downside. The more content gets pumped out, the more fragmented attention becomes. The economics are brutal now. It makes less and less sense to make a film if you can't get enough eyeballs on it to fund the next one. Movies from $200k indies to mega blockbusters are forgotten within days to weeks now. I remember when E.T. was in theaters for a full year.
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WILD BEASTS - When the water supply to a zoo is contaminated with PCP, the animals lose their minds and turn an Italian city into a blood-soaked apocalypse.
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As much as I'm pro AI, my favorite movies were all shot on film with practical effects. Generally speaking it's been all downhill since 1987.
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The barrier of entry to making movies was much higher, movies were events, there was a market for riskier mid budget films, and theaters were packed. I miss those days!
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Anyone can make a movie with an iPhone. But you can count good movies shot on an iPhone with one hand. Yeah, the kid down the block can make a pretty picture in AI, but making something compelling, with heart and intention is an entirely different story
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I'm pro AI, but there's a tradeoff. AI will dramatically lower the barrier of entry, much like digital did. There will be a massive increase in supply, fragmentation of attention, and a shift in what "a movie" even means
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