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I personally find really great use of shadows in black and white movies. I think the limit of only being able to use gray scale challenges the storyteller to be more artistic with their use of shadows.
The movie scene in sunset boulevard has some excellent use of shadows that really help capture the mood of the scene, very chilling
Spider man into the spider verse has some amazing lighting for an animation. The combination of realistic cinematic lighting with comic book style texturing makes it, in my opinion, one of the most beautiful animations of all time.
Giant wall torch design using hoppers, fences, and the new campfire block.
I recently watched The Artist (2011), it’s a movie that discusses the change from silent to sound films and how tolling it was for some silent film stars. The movie is mostly silent, with background music similar to the style 1920′s silent films used. The film does an excellent job conveying message of the film to audiences while restricted to only using visuals, bringing you in to the story and feeling a deeper connection to the characters.
A lot of people ask me what some of my favorite movies are. So, here’s a list of some of them:
1. Back to the future- I love how every detail in this film has a purpose. from the election car that drives by, to the clock tower that never ticked. The extreme attention to detail truly makes this one of the greatest films.
2. The Room- While my joy for this movie may be ironic, I still have to include it in this list. Tommy Wiseau has somehow crafted a beautiful masterpiece through the disaster of what we call a film.
3. Inception- When I’m not being completely distracted by the mass use of effects for this film, the way the concept of inception was presented onto the screen is truly a benchmark for today’s movie scene, and we are still left wondering today, was it all a dream?
4. The Imitation Game- I was recommended this movie by my grandpa, and sure was one heck of a recommendation. Imitation game does an excellent job of showing us one of the most overlooked stories of WWII.Â
Who am I as an artist?
While I may joke around with my work, I still believe there is an underlying message with what I create. Fun. Fun is a word that I learned is essential to me when it comes to my work. With what I create, I want to inspire people to forget the status quo and be who their truly meant to be because that’s what will ultimately fuel your creativity for the future.
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This is another segment that I filmed for Spartan TV. While it never aired, I still believe this is one of my best segments.
Back in highschool, I was invited to be on our Spartan TV crew(our campus news TV show). Here’s and episode where many of my segments aired.
This video was made for my sen19or project. I wonder if anyone can read this Twitter 🔜 https://twitter.com/Evanthepic Google+ 🔜 Gone!
Here’s a short interview I filmed with the BOTG cast.
Originally Premiered at the 2019 SLHS YFC Film Festival. Winner of the 2019 SLHS YFC Film Festival Audience Choice Award. Twitter 🔜 https://twitter.com/Evant...
BOTG for short. This is my first film that I made with my friends for my senior year of high school. I submitted the film to my high school’s film fest (which I was a lead organizer of) and won the audience choice award for it.
Intended to entertain audiences in the same ironic fashion Tommy Wiseau achieved with The Room, BOTG follows the life of Mini Cooper, an avid gamer who wants to break free of the stereotype his friends give him, finds an unlikely mentor to help him achieve his life long dream of finding his gamer girl.
DISCLAIMER:Â Any similarity to actual persons, living or dead, is purely coincidental.
Hello Tumblr world!
My name is Evan. I’m a freshman at UTA pursuing a career in film.
I have some previous work that I’m posting and have much more on the way so stay tuned!
