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Well, now - that's an introduction! (and a refreshing change ;) ) :hi: Greetings, from another subscriber to the "head in the clouds, feet on the ground" philosophy.

"A [three-day] timelapse shot of a coastal town, wide-angle view as seen from from the sea" or "Panoramic view of a town seafront, as a [number of days] timelapse"

Ah yeah, I'm very familiar with that particular piece ... though I'd stop short of describing it as cool. More "alright-ish" - good background music. :devil: To the best of my knowledge, I've never been insulted, abused or otherwise psycholocigally traumatised by a harpsichord, but ... I dunno...

Thought it was more a case of Cinderella at first, when she disappeared on the stroke of midnight 2am just as I hurrying towards her to ask for one last dance. Gone, just like that, and not even a glass slipper left behind ...:abduct: But she was back for the next evening, the whole of it. And...

Agreed. I think a huge amount of "content" on the Internet is nothing more than a substitute for the kind of low-investment discussion that takes place around water coolers, in bars/pubs, or any other gossip-friendly meeting space. In most of those situations, you'll get a few "talking heads"...

It seems to me that you're confounding two different concepts in that statement. First, that automation is a/the solution to practical problems (yes it is, sometimes, and sometimes it isn't); and secondly that all creativity is ultimately transactional, and financially transactional at that...

🤔 Does Indietalk offer therapy sessions ... or exorcisms? Am convinced I've been bewitched ... can't stop thinking about my Bohemian Girl ... ... and can't wait till next July to dance with her again at my local festival ... :no: She said she'd be at another one next month. In Switzerland...

I don't like the harpsichord, and I'm not all that keen on baroque music even if you take the harpsichord out, but I'm listening to (or rather watching) this over and over ... ... because I got to dance with her several times during the weekend. Though we've intermittently occupied the...

:hi: Greetings, Ramon. I'll be peeking over the Swiss border at the end of the week - jump up and down so I can see you! :D

:D Funny you should post that as a counter-point: over this side of th'Atlantic, there are now hundreds of municipalities in Europe that have decided enough is enough, and cars are just outright banned from town and city centres. And life is so much better there without them. :cool:

If it's of any help, I don't recognise any of the songs or bands on that list, so in themselves, they wouldn't date the film for me ... other than to make it "recent". :D

Forgive me for quoting my own post, but I've just come across an article in The Guardian newspaper (online version) from which I offer this heavily edited excerpt: Computer-assisted writing, computer-assisted publication, computer-assisted recommendations. The only "human" aspect of the story...

The selection of screenplays posted here over the last few years gives more of an impression that these "new screenwriters" are struggling with writing generally, rather than screenplays specifically. I'm not sure that getting an "intelligent" computer to correctly format a slab of vaguely...

Do you mean The Usual Suspects ? :hmm: In any case, the story as written portrays Tucker as a brutal, cold-blooded murderer from the outset, so we have no reason to care whether he's a liar or not. I'd have assumed he was untrustworthy in every respect, so (again) that makes it pointless to...

I'm still not seeing any link. :(

I got that, but a flashback is something "internal" to the person having it, and in such a short work it doesn't make sense to create a whole false flashback sequence when neither the false one nor the real version has any particular relevance to Tucker's conversation with Harley. If it does...

:hmm: I'm not seeing any screenplay - is it gone?

As the others have said, it's a struggle to read. Unlike @Unknown Screenwriter , I wasn't (initially) bothered by the killing of the Tesla driver as I gave Tucker/you the benefit of the doubt and thought we'd get an explanation later on. But we didn't. And like @mlesemann , I was pretty sure...

I like the concept and the tracking in general. I wouldn't be too bothered about the occasionally shaky camerawork, but those spots on the lens were very distracting (especially against the blue of the sky in the later clips) Although I haven't used it myself, I know there's an Adobe tool that...

One of these days, one of these Nostradamuses will get the date right, and no-one (other than themselves) will be ready ... :scared: