Re:‘F for Fake’: Orson Welles' masterpiece of oddball art ci...
by kirrent on Wednesday July 19, 2017 @11:05PM
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I'm glad I'm not the only one who feels that way about Nerdwriter1. I loved his Shane Black and Lord of the Rings leitmotif videos but some of the more conceptual stuff can be pretty hard to take. A good example would be his Bon Iver video which mostly seems like conceptual waffle.
Re:‘F for Fake’: Orson Welles' masterpiece of oddball art ci...
by jrimbault on Thursday July 20, 2017 @06:03AM
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I think he [the Nerdwriter1] tries a bit too hard to keep a regular schedule.
Compared to Every Frame a Painting who seems to release videos when he finished it.
Re:‘F for Fake’: Orson Welles' masterpiece of oddball art ci...
by bbctol on Thursday July 20, 2017 @10:10AM
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Nerdwriter also branches out more into subjects he doesn't actually have expertise in, while Tony Zhou is at least a professional editor who sticks to talking about editing.
Re:‘F for Fake’: Orson Welles' masterpiece of oddball art ci...
by shallot_router on Thursday July 20, 2017 @01:36PM
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It's really interesting and awesome to see channels like Every Frame a Painting putting out videos with better production value/editing/content quality than what you'd get from most serious networks with millions in funding. And these are typically solo creators writing, narrating, producing, and editing everything themselves or with 1-2 others.
The Akira Kurosawa one, the Ensemble Staging one, the Satoshi Kon one, the Wolf Children one are some of my favourites.
Nerdwriter1 does similar stuff but it's a bit more hit or miss for me. Some of it I love, versus some is a bit too out on a limb.