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the ending made me remember what worlds felt like...
great job Sam, i told you what i thought, so you know
everyone dl this movie.
great job Sam, i told you what i thought, so you know
everyone dl this movie.
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Cool, I was really stoked to see my pixie chainsaw massacre.
It could've been better but whatever.
But enough about me...
Good times Sam. Byrin and I snuggled up with your video, some drinks, some popcorn...it was very romantic. Your video was, at different times:
- emotional
- artistic
- overbearing
- tactless (Byrin and I said aloud a few times, "Oh wow...here come the flames.)
- accurate
- ...?
But aside from all that, it was very genuinely you. So Kudos bro. Thanks a lot.
But enough about me...
Good times Sam. Byrin and I snuggled up with your video, some drinks, some popcorn...it was very romantic. Your video was, at different times:
- emotional
- artistic
- overbearing
- tactless (Byrin and I said aloud a few times, "Oh wow...here come the flames.)
- accurate
- ...?
But aside from all that, it was very genuinely you. So Kudos bro. Thanks a lot.
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Know thy enemy.
F = G*((m1*m2)/r^2)
Know thy enemy.
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dude I'm so honored!! I'm happy to have supported a nice evening with two of my favorite footbaggers!!!!!!!!!
tell Byrin I said whatsup!!
edit:
Also unrefined to a degree. Just like this video could totally be refined more. But you know what. I am happy.
Actually watching this video is a sort of psychological homeostasis (sp?) for me. I'm so happy now. I feel like a giant weight has been lifted off my shoulders!
I got something for ya later
tell Byrin I said whatsup!!
edit:
yo dude.. not even aside from all that. All that stuff you said is sorta me man. I am emotional, artistic, overenergetic/overbearing a little to much for my taste, tactless and accurate, sometimes I have to be because.. life is short and I wanna live intensly.Cool, I was really stoked to see my pixie chainsaw massacre. It could've been better but whatever.
But enough about me...
Good times Sam. Byrin and I snuggled up with your video, some drinks, some popcorn...it was very romantic. Your video was, at different times:
- emotional
- artistic
- overbearing
- tactless (Byrin and I said aloud a few times, "Oh wow...here come the flames.)
- accurate
- ...?
But aside from all that, it was very genuinely you. So Kudos bro. Thanks a lot.
Also unrefined to a degree. Just like this video could totally be refined more. But you know what. I am happy.
Actually watching this video is a sort of psychological homeostasis (sp?) for me. I'm so happy now. I feel like a giant weight has been lifted off my shoulders!
I got something for ya later
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Yo!! I just figured out the quantification of my new camera technique that I used in most of this video.
Its the zooms man!! By zooming in and out sorta randomly during filming shred or basically anything, the viewing eye is presented with different depths of view into the scene. The different focal distances gives the brain different perspectives of what is going on. It's like you walked up and took a closer look when I zoom in. It's like you took in more of the surroundings when I zoom out. But you still focus on whatever you want to focus on, so having the different close and far perspectives quickly and possibly on the beat or so all within a single action or thought process will make the brain feel like it has more perspectives and therefor more information and therefor the sensation of veiwing is more real.
GYEAH!
edit: completely unrelated to that go to 39:50 or so and check out henry G's kung fu stance in the background on the left of the screen!! YEAH!!
Its the zooms man!! By zooming in and out sorta randomly during filming shred or basically anything, the viewing eye is presented with different depths of view into the scene. The different focal distances gives the brain different perspectives of what is going on. It's like you walked up and took a closer look when I zoom in. It's like you took in more of the surroundings when I zoom out. But you still focus on whatever you want to focus on, so having the different close and far perspectives quickly and possibly on the beat or so all within a single action or thought process will make the brain feel like it has more perspectives and therefor more information and therefor the sensation of veiwing is more real.
GYEAH!
edit: completely unrelated to that go to 39:50 or so and check out henry G's kung fu stance in the background on the left of the screen!! YEAH!!
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Man I'm way too tired for that.
The ending nearly made me cry though (nearly
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I never talked to you at worlds and now I wish I would have.
Sheeettt.
Good job Sam.
The ending nearly made me cry though (nearly
I never talked to you at worlds and now I wish I would have.
Sheeettt.
Good job Sam.
Jay (8:06:01 PM): Bu-bu-buu-buug--Looks up, and the feeling goes away like a sneeze-bu-buuuh-BULLLSHITTT
Jay (8:06:14 PM): *wipes bellybutton*
Jay (8:06:14 PM): *wipes bellybutton*
man, that was the best.
i lived a whole week again in an hour. and i laughed about as much as i was sad....
i liked the hindu guy. he likes hacky, like me.
i also like that this was free. otherwise, id have lost alot of memories.
you totally missed the doubles four square tho... too bad.
but with everything else you crammed in there, im glad i was there to see it when it happened the first time. except the acid waterballoon fight. glad i missed that one.
thanks sam.
i lived a whole week again in an hour. and i laughed about as much as i was sad....
i liked the hindu guy. he likes hacky, like me.
i also like that this was free. otherwise, id have lost alot of memories.
you totally missed the doubles four square tho... too bad.
but with everything else you crammed in there, im glad i was there to see it when it happened the first time. except the acid waterballoon fight. glad i missed that one.
thanks sam.
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i didnt cry when i watched it (except when i laughed) but thinking back i really wish worlds could go on forever. that was such an amazing week... and even more amazing was the people.
lol @ steven barnes. man that kid is cool.
i love the postal service, and that dc sleeps alone song was really sad watching dave. emotion isnt a bad thing, it was definately a tear jerker.
what i really like about the video is seeing some of the stuff i missed. you did a really good job, sam. thanks so much for spending all of your time and sanity on this video. it definately paid off.
thanks for putting me in there, sam. there were a couple shots when i wasnt in the view but could hear my cackle laugh. haha!!!!!
youre so rad!!!
lol @ steven barnes. man that kid is cool.
i love the postal service, and that dc sleeps alone song was really sad watching dave. emotion isnt a bad thing, it was definately a tear jerker.
what i really like about the video is seeing some of the stuff i missed. you did a really good job, sam. thanks so much for spending all of your time and sanity on this video. it definately paid off.
thanks for putting me in there, sam. there were a couple shots when i wasnt in the view but could hear my cackle laugh. haha!!!!!
youre so rad!!!
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my sentiments exactly, i loved it sam, so many amazing memories with the awesomest people during easily the best week of my life.hacksterbator wrote:The people Who Didn't Attend wrote:What the fuck? There was like... 8 minutes of shred in an hour???!!!???The People Who Did Attend wrote: Thanks, Sam. <3
THANK YOU SO MUCH
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Wow, that was the best thing to set my alarm clock an hour early to ever.
I really really liked the end, I am not sure if people care about spoilers. But the entire last 10 minutes was really well done. Wait, what am I saying, the entire video was awesome.
You caught a really cool perspective of worlds Sam, and I'm glad that you did such a good job showing us all of it.
I really really liked the end, I am not sure if people care about spoilers. But the entire last 10 minutes was really well done. Wait, what am I saying, the entire video was awesome.
You caught a really cool perspective of worlds Sam, and I'm glad that you did such a good job showing us all of it.
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