Is it Real or is it Green Screen?

devakas wrote:Green screens
Yes, Hollywood is one of the bright nests where they work hard how to confuse even more already confused ones.

Imho Its like a place to release their samskaras (ocean of desires), imprints………. of fake life.
When a mind cannot get what it wants, it creates fake and enjoys. If human mind cannot get to satisfy desires, then drugs help to smooth this pain, this misery. this is not happiness, this is misery.

Confused ones buy it as good deal. useful stuff.

Hollywood is like Disneyland where walls and colors are repainted every night by thousand workers working all night long to remove dirt caused by turists.
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The truth is not appreciated there, not needed, not welcome.....
hmm….however it needs to be restored as soon as possible.

devakas

That is NOT true!

While there are aspects of Hollywood that are to be deplored...for the greater part these people are artists in their craft. Period!

Those same artists who work on Hollywood FILM work on things like this:



I know because you see I know the people who developed this piece of ART. From the music of Jeremy to the ART of dance. Most of those artists work in Hollywood and in FILM.

Steroptype:

A stereotype is a thought that may be adopted about specific types of individuals or certain ways of doing things thought to be the majority of individuals in that area, but that belief may or may not accurately reflect reality

So congratulations Devakas! You win the prize....

For taking the passion of my dead sons craft and reducing it to nothing through Stereotyping.

The "Maya" (illusion) you speak of is ever present when presented through the eyes of a blue skinned GOD like Shiva....sitting on a tiger skinned rug eh?



Perhaps they don't teach sensitivity in the Vedic Scripts eh? I've removed all from the post I took time to gather of photos on green screen.

So you go right ahead and smite the work of my late son with oblivious fervor....who's passion it was to create in this field. While he himself would come home and speak of working on some "cheesy" movie...he also worked on many fine works of art. Like the one I presented in the video added here. Collaborating with artist in their CRAFT. ALL the people in that video I presented work in film as well.

You Devakas are stereotyping people who's passion is in their craft. Period.


While there are many things come out of Hollywood movies I detest....there is some very important work being done as well...created by writes, actors, cameramen, and lighting crews...that depict some real art and some story lines that are far more enlightening than a blue god sitting on a tiger skinned rug.

My son who you stereotyped in such a way was a big part of this collaboration and presentation.

Chris Woods began his studies of the violin at the age of four. After graduating from the Manhattan School of Music he moved to Los Angeles, where he was soon to become one of the most sought-after violinists in the city. Though trained in classical music, he learned to play different styles, from bluegrass to rock to hip-hop to jazz. He has worked with some of the top artists in the world, including Justin Timberlake, Jessica Simpson, Clay Aiken, Faith Evans, Outkast, Rickie Byers-Beckwith, Black Eyed Peas, and Dr. Dre . He also is a composer,arranger,and producer, and has written music for his group Sonication, his quartet Quartetto Fantastico, and MASS Ensemble, with whom he has toured the world.

http://chriswoodsviolin.com/bio.html

Works in HOLLYWOOD and FILM

http://chriswoodsviolin.com/


http://chriswoodsviolin.com/news.html

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Chris wood...those "Hollywood" types...composed this:

devakas wrote:
Green screens.

It seems it boils down to whom we serve.

mudra wrote:I personnally enjoyed your post Brook.
Thanks for sharing a little more of John's talents and
to give us some insight on the universe of special effects.
That was most interesting.
I am sorry you deleted it and wish you would put it back on.
Give a chance to others to come on this thread and give it balance.


Love from me
mudra

Brook wrote:Sorry Emme....Due to the nature of the following post I have to delete this post.

My apologies

Emme wrote:

Brook wrote:Sorry Emme....Due to the nature of the following post I have to delete this post.

My apologies

Brook, I saw your wonderful post. I'm sorry I didn't have time to respond before. Your son seemed to be living his passion - something that most of us only dream of in this lifetime. Thank you for sharing your treasured pictures of John.

Well thank you Emme. I'm glad you had an opportunity to see them. Yes he did live his passion in his work and life in general. You are correct...something many dream of yes..but he worked hard to achieve that dream, and I am very proud of him. But I suppose that shows eh?


Is it real or is it green screen. Good thread Emme!