"are the damned and the damnable doomed to wander home depot?" Dan Olsen, 2024

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"are the damned and the damnable doomed to wander home depot?" Dan Olsen, 2024
Inportanti lezioni sulla narrazione per immagini: creare aspettative e portarle a termine.
È una cosa che ho visto da mio nipote. Il vasto mondo dei video per bambini di YouTube che vanno dall’innocua filastrocca animata in 3D coi piedi a roba assolutamente disturbante e senza senso.
Bakshi and The Ring
The fascination of fanfiction - an excerpt from a video essay by Dan @FoldableHuman
“[...]but there's this appeal to seeing characters that the audience has already formed a parasocial bond with in synthesized scenarios and novel circumstances. This isn't even all that odd *outside* the realm of fan fiction. DC Comics over the years has imagined Batman as a vampire, as a pirate, as a medieval knight, and as an 18th century detective chasing Jack the Ripper - just to name a few of the literally dozens of alternate universe Batmen that are out there...
At a certain point, characters cease to require their context to be whole, and in fact become their own context, and subsequently the fun comes from taking them and moving them around; playing with them in a variety of different styles and scenarios...
In this way, fan fiction is the literary evolution of childhood play: taking disparate toys and bringing them together; an almost instinctive exercise in creative synthesis. It is not a mystery that fanfiction appeals to so many, because it is naturally what stories pursue: the meeting point between the familiar and the unexpected.”
Credit to Dan from the brilliant channel Folding Ideas. Here is the full essay:
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=qzk9N7dJBec
On this episode of The Film Brain Podcast, it's the Oscars 2019 Special with Dan Olson, The Omega, and Petros Ioannou, as we discuss the winners and losers, and are the awards ever really relevant?
Folding Ideas on youtube produces great video essays. Yeah.
THIS MASTERPIECE