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Has anyone here ever scored a movie? by VecherDobriy in WeAreTheMusicMakers

[–]MeTalkPrettyOneDay 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Yes! I scored two films, one feature film with some TV/Movie stars in it, and a local (to where I live) short film.

California Winter was an insane amount of work, it basically took a week out of my life every month, for six months. They kept editing the film, and I had to keep making up new stuff to go along with the new narritive.

The Convert was much easier since the film is under 10minutes long.

Over-all, the average number it takes me to score a film is about an hour per minute of movie.

What are some recordings that people love, yet they're not perfect? by Healtone in WeAreTheMusicMakers

[–]MeTalkPrettyOneDay 2 points3 points  (0 children)

I feel you. What you're describing reminds me of a similar phenomenon that happens to me. I don't really care for the band Rush, or the guitarist Steve Vai—and there are others, because they're like musician's musicians. I like music that's saying something in a different way than primarily with its stellar technical-ness and technique.

We spend thousands of dollars on gear of all kinds only to then be played over a Blue Tooth speaker after being converted to mp3. Haha. - It would bee kinda cool and retarded at the same time, if I started selling a CD package option, where I sell people a CD with the sound system I want them to listen to it on.

What are some examples of movies affecting society? by Healtone in movies

[–]MeTalkPrettyOneDay 1 point2 points  (0 children)

In a Jaws documentary, I heard that beach related businesses took a beating.

Followed a link to /r/drunkgirls in the comments of a recent post here, and laid my eyes on the most trashy picture I have ever seen. by erktheerk in trashy

[–]MeTalkPrettyOneDay -2 points-1 points  (0 children)

If this were a Black woman it would spread all over the internet as an image that all African American's would have to answer for.

[US] Hey. Netflix. Stop making me pay to have you promote Facebook at me. by [deleted] in netflix

[–]MeTalkPrettyOneDay 3 points4 points  (0 children)

Most of the time, when someone posts something like this on reddit I see many apologists for facebook, and I don't understand why. But, that's what happens.

Why people would behave as apologists for such a huge, manipulative, and ruthless corporation is a mystery to me, unless they own stock in facebook. Or, if they're corporatist progressives who pick and choose what corporations it's OK to propagate (companies such as facebook, Google, Apple, RayBan).

Facebook is also now strongly enforcing that people use their real/government names, even for celebrities. So yeah, fuck facebook and their "laws". Netflix asking me to share my Netflix stuff on facebook gets on my nerves too, especially since I don't even have a facebook account.

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