[ SECRET POST #2692 ]

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⌈ Secret Post #2692 ⌋

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[(Anonymous)]

Yes and no. I'm not a Film major, but I know my way around the technical stuff that goes into film-making.

At the beginning I had a hard time trying to turn my brain off because I kept getting distracted with every single minor detail, especially editing and lighting. Nowadays, not so much. It's become easier for me to just kick back and watch movies without constantly trying to figure out how the crew achieved a certain technical trick or other. If anything, it's made me appreciate films more because now I'm more aware of how exhausting making a film, even if it's a shitty ones, is.

That said, learning about sound editing destroyed movies and shows for me for a while. It was horrible to find out that literally every sound in every movie ever was fake.