Annihilation

So the auction scene in Jurassic World 2 is p good, but how would it flow with some big band jazz and snappier editing? (pls forgive me my memes)

Castles in the Air, Episode Four:

The Frame

Castles in the Air is a bi-weekly horror anthology series in the vein of The Twilight Zone. The podcast is created and owned by Will Donelson.

After a lifetime of work, a scientist and his team finally succeed in creating a working time machine. However, he quickly finds the device taken away fro him and turned into a commercial product, and people soon begin taking "tours" of the past. The scientist ponders the nature of recorded history, and the worth of documentation holds in a world where the past can so easily change.

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Written, directed and edited by Will Donelson

This episode features voicework by Hameed Mourani

Closing theme is “Blood on the Snow I" by Black Tape for a Blue Girl

Opening theme is "Consumed by Love" by Giles Appleton. This episode also features music by Wren.

Episode art by Skye Liberace (http://dieskye.space/)

Castles in the Air is owned by Will Donelson.

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Thank you for the patience with this one.

The tragic tale of why Movie Sonic ended up so Uncanny

We've all seen it. We all hate it. It was always going to turn out this way. Tumblr: https://infranaut.tumblr.com Twitter: https://twitter.com/The_Infranaut ...

I made a video about how stupid movie practices and product placement lead to nightmare sonic. Give me a like and sub you old so and so.

I, a lesbian, find you very attractive

This is a strangely consistent demographic for a skeleton to have. 

Howdy everyone. Please take a moment and watch this quick video I made about the best film of last year; Sorry to Bother You. If you enjoy it, feel free to give me a sub/like/share/the good stuff! If you don’t like it, pretend you didn’t see it!

At the moment of conception, the story exists as a superposition of possibility, idly waiting for someone to crack it. Waiting for someone to skip to the last page.

Castles in the Air, Episode One: Callisto

First episode of the Podcast is out!

Castles in the Air is a bi-weekly horror anthology series in the vein of The Twilight Zone.

An astronaut awakens, frozen in place. He quickly realizes that he has regained consciousness and exited cryosleep ahead of schedule, making him unable to move. He desperately fights to keep control of his withering mind, and figure out if there is a way out of this nightmare.

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As this is the first episode of the podcast, all ratings, subscriptions on iTunes and shares are greatly appreciated.

Written, directed and edited by Will Donelson. This episode features voicework by Zack Furniss.

Music used:

"Bedroom Window" by @sloth-hooks

"He is Like this Wall (Coda)" by Jeff Morton

Opening theme is "Consumed by Love" by Giles Appleton

Episode art by Sage Parker

He could never shake the calamity of time from his face, nor the persisting ache of life from his demeanor. Without knowing a thing about the man, you would look at him and think "My God... he survived all that?"

Stage notes from "Lilytooth”, a work in progress

Hello everyone! In this video (which is probably the single one I’m most proud of to date), I examine one of the most famous shots in all of cinema and try to figure out what makes it so special.

Soy Cuba is a strange movie; a Cuban film funded by the USSR, meant as a piece of Propoganda but abandoned for not being radical enough. Check out my video and let me know what you think, and if you have any other suggestions for films I should take a look at, speak up!

My first video essay. I talk about the film “A Ghost Story” and how it uses things like aspect ratio and literal temporal editing to get across tone. 

Would really appreciate any likes/comments/subscriptions at this point. Let me know what you all think!