“The ending of one story can be the beginning of the next.”
Continue reading “Out of the Blue Fire, into the Superior Yet Unwritten Frying Pan”
“The ending of one story can be the beginning of the next.”
Continue reading “Out of the Blue Fire, into the Superior Yet Unwritten Frying Pan”
About 30 minutes into Breaking, a realization dawned on your boy:
Continue reading “Staging”
While by no means the noteworthiest element of I Love My Dad — that’d be the [redacted for spoilers] story, hun — how the movie shows the ways that incessant texting splits our everyday reality is rather adept.
Continue reading “Splitsies”
Does anyone remember last year’s movie Dream Horse??
Continue reading “Credits Call”
Perv alert:
Continue reading “More Life”
Even though both cinema and theater are predominantly observational mediums, they sure do like to avoid steeping the audience in observing the minute face of the act of artistic creation and audience consumption.
Continue reading “Creation and Consumption”
Scripts — or is it audiences? — are too wedded to cause and effect.
Continue reading “What Does Lars’ Fox Say?”
I’ve been thinking more about how art mingles with an attentive audience’s sense of perspective, specifically the differences to this equation posed by various mediums.
Continue reading “Two in One”
Art is about exchanges of perspectives.
Continue reading “Perspectives”
The physical canvass of a book is each and every page of said book.
Continue reading “Title on Top”