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Is anyone else but me boggled by why thIS Rhyhorn is BLUE?????
#noevir #beauty #cosmetics #premakeup #premake
On Desktop Documentary (or, Kevin B. Lee Goes Meta!)
Premakes
Na da hat SLEM mich doch glatt auf eine Idee gebracht! Wo wir gerade "Charley Varrick" mit Walter Matthau hatten und wo es doch glatt um filmisches zitieren ging, werde ich mich mal wieder einem meiner Lieblingsthemen widmen: DEM (P)REMAKE Und SLEM sei dank. Fange ich mal direkt mit einem Matthau Film an: Die Entführung der U-Bahn Pelham 123 (2009) mit Denzel Washington war meiner Meinung nach nun wirklich keine Glanzleistung, weder schauspielerisch, noch filmisch! Doch was hat es mich gefreut, als ich herausgefunden hatte, dass es sich um ein Remake handelt, mit einem meiner absoluten Lieblingsschauspieler: Walter Matthau Original: Stoppt die Todesfahrt der U-Bahn 123 (1974) Schaut ihn euch an, ich finde, dass er sich lohnt! Und ein kleines Rätselraten für alle die ihn gucken wollen: Schaut doch mal, ob ihr Wilson Wilson Jr. (Earl Hindman) aus "Hör mal, wer da hämmert" findet ;) (MS)

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The art of Copy and Paste? This is "desktop documentary" http://www.rogerebert.com/balder-and-dash/kevin-b-lees-transformers-the-premake
TRANSFORMERS 4 PREMAKE
http://www.alsolikelife.com/premake/
What Is a Premake?
There have been fan remakes of movies for years – as kids, my friends and I would videotape ourselves acting out favorite movie scenes. The idea of “premaking” a movie has now come into play because of the incredible access people now have to Hollywood’s pre-production and production activities. Through the internet they can find out all kinds of information on story leaks, production schedules and location details. And they can go to locations and film their own footage with cameras as small as their palms, and then upload almost instantly.
One has to wonder how this is permissible; why doesn’t Hollywood shut this down? Perhaps the companies realize that it works in their favor; that that by letting people film bits and pieces of the movie and circulate it through social media, the movie gets to enjoy free viral promotion through the unpaid work of fans. But what if one were to take all the footage that’s available and make a version of the film, and actually release that version before the actual film is released? We now live in an age where consumers are their own producers. How does this new power transform the dynamic between big media corporations and audiences whose traditional role is to passively consume entertainment?
Originally I wanted to try putting together a version of Transformers: Age of Extinction purely with the YouTube videos, but in working with the material I kept paying more attention to all the things going on around the filming: the physical details of the locations, the people behind the videos and how their personalities and fixations came through. I became less interested in the final product and more interested in the process of filming – both Hollywood’s and the YouTubers. I feel there’s more to enjoy and learn from exploring the process of making than in viewing the final product. It makes sense given that most of the activity behind a blockbuster goes into the build-up: by the time opening weekend is through, no one cares anymore. So that period ofanticipation is critical, because it’s the period most full of imagination, engagement and possibility. That’s where the creative power of the premake lies.
Transformers: The Premake is the most creative use of the material I could come up with. But I could imagine others doing any number of cool things with the same material – and it’s out there for the taking.
(A 'premake'? That's new - The 'Transformers: Age of Extinction' "Premake" Is a Summer Blockbuster, Guerilla-Style / Un 'premake'? Esto es nuevo - el 'premake de Transformers: la era de la extinción es un blockbuster veraniego estilo guerrilla )