Media Review Panel: Douglas Story, Jon and Kim Pluskota, and Soni Fitzroy
Two Ways of Looking At You
Marcus Inkpen's The Looking Glass and its contradictions and secrets made me wonder if what we look at looks back at us. An homage to a fantastic build with its noir and its fantasy on either side.
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Comment by Hypatia Pickens on July 29, 2011 at 2:06am -
Since a series of dollies don't strike me as aesthetically displeasing--especially when navigating Oedipal tunnels--I thought you meant by "too many linked tracking shots" the low lag of those pans; posted a whole lot of witty blotto about how I was told to take care of them by someone at MachinimaMondays (a tedious process) and removed it. Note to self: tracking shots mean dolly shots, and too many of them linked together are almost as bad as too many Adobe page wipes. Nods.
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Comment by Hypatia Pickens on July 20, 2011 at 3:08am
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Ha, Douglas--thanks!... a gal's gotta have a little break from clarity every now and then. :) AO is "perfect lady."
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Comment by Douglas Story on July 19, 2011 at 7:47pm -
The story does not unfold with Ms. Pickens' usual clarity, and there's a few too many linked tracking shots for me, but still....the mood is set strong, and I love the time-lapse shadows climbing the walls. Great technique.
Also, I think every SL female's AO should include the walk that the green woman has in this. {This reviewer fans self.}
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