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1. Kneepads. Kneepads. Kneepads.

2. Master’s remixes!

3. Stillness/Levels/speed

4. Movie songs

5. Fugues

6. Burple Babee

7. Ryan’s monotone monologue

8. Different languages

9. Rule of thirds

10. Characters!

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1) I woke up, showered, ate breakfast, brushed teeth, and left for school at 7:50am. Then I woke up at 7:50am.
2) A glass box room that floats around the universe, taking me to the worlds of the books that I happen to read.
3) A trio of witches were hunting me but I ended up befriending them.
4) I fought the mafia with a banana and won.
5) (to summarize:)

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Brandon Sanderson's The Final Empire was the first book I read in English, and the legendary character Kelsier became one of the most important inspirational figures in my life. While I was struggling with many personal battles, Kelsier became a symbol of strength, hope, and resilience. I included some of my favorite quotes that had the most impact.

“Let them see my weakness, and let them see me overcome it.”

“There’s always another secret.”

“...Do you stop loving someone just because they betray you? I don't think so. That's what makes the betrayal hurt so much—pain, frustration, anger... and I still loved her. I still do.”

"If you're always on time, it implies that you never have anything better you should be doing."

And lastly, while this isn't a spoken quote but an internal thought, this is the one that had the most profound impact on me:

"Kelsier kept smiling. He'd do so until it felt natural. Until that numbness, tied to a knot within him, started to unravel and he began to feel again. If that was possible.
It is. Please let it be."

Pic Below: Kelsier fighting Steel Inquisitors and swirling in the Mists, his Mistcloak fluttering around him.

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"Sun is Rising" by Kings of the City is a song I want to play during the battle climax of one of the movies that I'm working on. It builds to such a strong crescendo, and the rhythm is so versatile that I have choreographed dozens of versions of how the fight can go down, and can't choose which because they're all cool!

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Just like "Theme from Paradise," this song carries such an energy and atmosphere that fits what I have in mind for what is essentially my final movie. The first verse and chorus of the song will play during the beginning and the second refrain at the end. (I have planned this long ago)

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"Theme From Paradise" will play at the beginning of one of my movies, as it captures a certain beautiful vibe that I really appreciate in film.

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сергей копытов

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The first thing that came to my mind when you posted this assignment was this video of pianist Glenn Gould playing a piece of Johann Bach's "Die Kunst der Fuge" (The art of the Fugue). Aside from the music itself being a great example of fugue music, the conversation Glenn has with the piano and the piece is powerful and moving, as he puts so much soul and energy behind every note.

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Glenn Gould-J.S. Bach-The Art of Fugue (HD)

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Γιαγια & Παππου 

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Γιαγια & Παππου 

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I am worried for my grandparents who are isolated by themselves in their small apartment in Munich. My grandpa has cancer, and both were lifetime smokers, and they are vulnerable during this time. I call them almost every day to check up on them, and they always respond with enthusiasm and wit, but I'm still worried for the day where these calls stop.

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I get to relax and be creative by myself for a while!

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lofi hip hop radio - beats to relax/study to

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Why would someone make this oh god why

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It feel like that

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I never really watched Grey's anatomy, but I remembered this scene from one of the few episodes that I watched over winter break. I think it's really funny and shows a lot of human emotional states that can be communicated greatly through the body, such as shame, frustration, empathy, etc.

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Nick Cave And The Bad Seeds

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Red Right Hand - Nick Cave And The Bad Seeds

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Red Right Hand - Nick Cave And The Bad Seeds

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Arctic Monkeys

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PJ Harvey

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This image was taken during the last few weeks of my high school senior year, where my friends and I decided to push a giant discarded TV to another friend’s house. Over time, the four fragile wheels had been completely worn out, and we were effectively pushing a heavy block of malfunctioning technology for no rhyme or reason— other than just to do it. I laugh every time I think of this moment, and all other bizarre memories I’ve shared with friends.

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Αδριανός Καραχάλιος

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There was a lot of upward movement and pointing at the sky!

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DENNIS: Why don't we show them what all the fighting is about? Why don't we show them right now??

MAC: Woah woah Dennis calm down!

DENNIS: Don't you tell me to calm down.

(Beeping firealarm noise)

MAC: There's that chirping again, how are you not hearing that?

DENNIS: NEEEEWSFLASH, ASSHOLE! IVE BEEN HEARING IT THE ENTIRE GOD DAMN TIME!

MAC: THEN WHY WOULDN"T YOU SAY SOMETHING??

DENNIS: BECAUSE I HAAAATE YOUUUU

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(Signature Move)