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This Is - Batman Begins
🕑 Added 2019-08-21 19:03:34 +0000 UTCThis is the FIRST VIDEO EVER created on the Filmento channel, published in early 2013. It's a series I called "This Is", where I guess the main gist is that I present the basic aspects of a movie in a super funny way. Yeah, don't see any signs at all that I was trying to copy Honest Trailers.
I thought I would cringe hard watching this -- and I kinda did -- but I actually at the same time also weirdly liked some of the jokes in it. And you can definitely see small roots of the style of comedy found in my videos today.
No, I didn't have an accent. No, I didn't speak slow. No, the jokes didn't usually fall flat. No, most of my points about the movie weren't weak and nonsensical.
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same here
Your yt channel has been constantly recommended to me in the past few months on a daily basis. So finally today I watched one video at work, then another and another... There are not that long so I will run of videos soon, but no worries, haha XD. However they are very good, you simply talk about the point, give very good examples and the "fixes" for the fails are very useful to me. And this is comming from someone that's been in creative industry for some time now (movies as well). However I'm in completely different production stage of the movies, post-production CGI. And for some time I've completely lost interest in the projects I do. I'm mostly doing technical job (so called VFX, or FX - depends on the field you work on), I don't really care about the story of the movies, because in the end I know they mostly would be a big fat flops, haha XD. But in my spare time I'm working on few game projects, that I would love to expand one day to be a full time job. And the storytelling stuff is so fucking useful to me. So yeah, I decided to support you here (and believe me, it's not easy to convince me to support anyone on patreon). I know how hard it is in the movies industry, so I hope you will show all those who lost their ways to come back on the track. And btw, where is this Krakozhia now? Even google has problems finding easy answer.
