what they are talking about is the sets
And the star's faces. Apparently plastic surgery and flaws are much more obvious at high resolution.
Buffy ,'Lessons'
[NAFDA] "There will be an occasional happy, so that it might be crushed under the boot of the writer." From Zorro to Angel (including Wonderfalls and The Inside), this is where Buffistas come to anoint themselves in the bloodbath.
what they are talking about is the sets
And the star's faces. Apparently plastic surgery and flaws are much more obvious at high resolution.
we're gonna need more airbrushing.
god forbid we see their flaws.
I never knew how fricking true that thing about the ravages of HDTV on celebs was until I was in Best Buy and saw Best Buy's OWN COMMERCIAL! on one of its HDTVs starring the Black Eyed Peas and OMG, Fergie? Is fucking STANK. She scared me. I would have guessed she was ten years older if not for the fact that she was on Kids Incorporated.
HD is also not kind to compositing, which is bad news for anything set in space.
Fergie? Is fucking STANK. She scared me.
Could you see her pee more clearly?
I could see her thinking about peeing.
Think Depends will go for product placement in their next video?
You know, television and movie props are strangely disappointing up close, for the most part; a face-to-face viewer isn't the intended audience, nor is two feet the intended viewing distance.
I don't know... I loved seeing the contraption used to simulate a stadium crowd that was made of painted Q-tips in a rack and some fans. And Han Solo's belt with the pieces of XLR connectors and plastic bits. I find it all very creative.
When Cinemascope and Panavision and what-not came out, costume design had to be rethought, because suddenly machine stitching would be visible. In the pre-19th-century costumes, that's a problem.
I was just thinking about you, Aurelia! We did the Underground Seattle tour, and at one point we were sitting on a band stage in a bar. Some of the lighting instruments were in two parts, a light and a mirror; the light pointed up and and the mirror focused on the stage. How common is that? Everything's gotten so sophisticated when I was a kid in Junior Players. (Well, everything except me.)