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model @gothampd from Veil and Lumina, a series exploring surreal beauty through netting, veils, and color-rich lightplay—featuring underwater fantasy, cyberpunk, and fairy tale vibes.
Journal I Showed Up to Light a Film. I Left Wanting to Score It.
I joined a film festival to run lighting, helped make a short called 20% in three days — and walked away wishing I could have scored it myself. So I spent a month learning to compose for film. Here is why, and where the journey goes from here.
Guide Make It Sound Like It Belongs: Seamless Sound Effects in DaVinci Resolve
A sound belongs when two things are right: its space and its dynamics. The free Place It plugin by Soundly handles space by letting you pick a room instead of guessing reverb; the rest is one rule — neutralize messy audio first (only if it needs it), then balance it in context inside Fairlight. Three worked examples: footsteps walking away, a wine glass recorded on a phone, and a blown-out scream.
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Journal The Devil and the Mayor: Hell’s Kitchen’s Two Kings
Episode 6 is a goddamn thesis statement. Matt and Fisk both drop the masks and show us exactly who they are. One protects. One conquers. And Muse? He’s the chaos artist who lights the match. “Excessive Force” proves that in Hell’s Kitchen, the fight isn’t over — it’s just getting honest.
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