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Jeremiah Lewis

@fringeblog

Writing and making movies

Katılım Şubat 2008
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Jeremiah Lewis
Jeremiah Lewis@fringeblog·
We wrapped a day early (with several hours to spare). Absolutely blessed to have worked with the most incredible crew and the most dynamic and incandescent actors. That shoot could not have happened without everyone absolutely bringing it. It Visits Me
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@daniel_knauf It's on Criterion streaming. They've curated a ton of Harry Dean Stanton flicks!
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Thomas Moore@TomAandTom1·
We also have to stop pretending that horror doesn’t come from inside us somewhere If you mostly make films where women are stalked and hacked it doesn’t mean you’re a ‘bad person’ per se But that came from SOMEWHERE
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Jeremiah Lewis@fringeblog·
@daniel_knauf Much of it is planted PR. Publicists manufacturer plenty of "news" for their clients. It's all illusion.
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Mister Knauf 👹🌎
Mister Knauf 👹🌎@daniel_knauf·
Most people think they’re experts on showbiz despite never having worked near it, much less in it. This is a natural result of the rise in popularity of “entertainment news.” It’s made every uber driver, school teacher, plumber, accountant, retiree and homemaker believe they’re some kind of Sammy Glick. In fact, in my experience as an actual insider, about 90% of entertainment reporting is total bullshit.
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Jeremiah Lewis
Jeremiah Lewis@fringeblog·
Bring the fight. Bring the ugly truth. Bring everything the daylight hours will try to water down. Bring the blood. Spill it now. #5AMWritersClub
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Jeremiah Lewis@fringeblog·
Dawn doesn’t negotiate. It arrives, honest, brutal, unflinching. Same with the work. Get in the chair (or couch). The page is waiting like a dog that hasn’t been fed. Feed it your bones and scraps of flesh. #5AMWritersClub
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Ron Drescher
Ron Drescher@rondrescher·
@fringeblog This is a moment where humans, desperate to retain their belief in the primacy of the species, have kneejerk reactions to AI. We are disregarding the merit of ideas in favor of judging the source of them. This phase will end and we can return to evaluating the ideas themselves.
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Jeremiah Lewis
Jeremiah Lewis@fringeblog·
I'm not loving that Pangram flags a lot of my prose as AI. I was curious and pasted a chapter from my 10-year old book Gabriel Lux Is Okay into Substack and ran the AI detection check on it just for shits and giggles and it came back 100% AI. Which it absolutely was not. I have timestamp proof!
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Jeremiah Lewis@fringeblog·
@rondrescher If someone accused you of plagiarism, you would probably be a little annoyed if it weren't true.
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Jeremiah Lewis@fringeblog·
@cairoasmith We did the real photos+Photoshop trick for our film. By and large it's more than adequate for the job, even for close-ups.
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Cairo Smith
Cairo Smith@cairoasmith·
Interestingly, there is largely no place on my film After After where generative AI would actually be a benefit in generating creative assets. It just has terrible taste. I trust myself a million times more. One exception, potentially, is in creating childhood photos of the characters for set dressing—but we're still not going to do it, both because it risks a specific uncanniness and because there's value (especially right now) in being able to just say "zero generative AI in this film" to preserve audience trust. We'll just take real old photos and do it in Photoshop. That's how I first learned to do it, anyway.
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Jeremiah Lewis
Jeremiah Lewis@fringeblog·
Cairo is an interesting fellow, a sensitive young man with large ambitions and is whip-smart and annoyingly productive. Give him a follow, check out his projects. He probably won't disappoint you.
Cairo Smith@cairoasmith

Dear friends and colleagues, I’ve been watching about six hundred acting demo reels a day this week. Each one gets my absolute, undivided attention while it plays. A stranger’s demo reel, after all, represents a life, a dream, two parents and a childhood of hopes. You have to care. If you don’t care, why are you in the arena? We’re making our second feature film here at Askari. It’s our first one since I was injured. In a way it’s a triumph just to get to this point. There’s no recovery, exactly, but there’s definitely such thing as being as stubborn as hell. I’m crawling toward the sun with a knife between my teeth. AFTER AFTER is an American ensemble comedy about young people coming into their own in the tradition of THE BIG CHILL and METROPOLITAN. We wrote it over almost a year with the goal of capturing beauty, friendship through a heartfelt zillennial lens before this moment in history passes. We are pouring our own time, labor, and money into this film, and shooting in our own home, too. Still, three weeks’ pay for a full cast and crew is outside the realm of personal household finance. To that end, we are fundraising through Seed & Spark to finance the gap, and I hope you’ll consider joining in. The film is budgeted. The plan is clear. If we can raise at least $50,382 by August 10, 2026, we have a go picture and we’ll shoot in September. There are a number of backer rewards available, including an extremely rare opportunity to get your own bespoke Cairo Smith short story, but ultimately I hope that you will support this project because you believe in what I do and you believe in a better aesthetic regime for American art. Even just a follow on Seed & Spark gets us closer to qualifying for generous post-production grants, so please click through and follow the campaign. This is the biggest and most ambitious artistic undertaking we’ve ever embarked on, and I really do appreciate your exceptional support. I think we can do this. Link below. All my best, Cairo

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Jeff Howard
Jeff Howard@jeffreyhoward33·
And today’s the day my 8-year old was first called the n-word.
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Jeremiah Lewis@fringeblog·
The room is cold. The mind is fogged. The clock is laughing. Good. Write anyway. Turn the discomfort into sentences that bleed faster than they can be staunched. You're not here to be an EMT. You're a serial killer of clean pages. #5AMWritersClub
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Jeremiah Lewis
Jeremiah Lewis@fringeblog·
@cairoasmith The irony of me responding to this after our conversation tonight. Anyway, go to town with Ulysses Everett McGill from O Brother, Where Art Thou? and Anastasia Steele from Fifty Shades of Grey.
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Cairo Smith
Cairo Smith@cairoasmith·
I have $19.53 in pointless OpenRouter credits that expire in seven days. Give me two existing characters. I will generate bad fanfic with a frontier unrestricted model for you. Top reply wins.
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Jeremiah Lewis@fringeblog·
TIL the Soggy Bottom Boys are based on the Foggy Mountain Boys.
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Jeremiah Lewis@fringeblog·
The morning is a clean blade. Most people sleep through it. You don’t. You sit down and cut the page open before you even remember your own name. That’s an edge worth keeping. #5AMWritersClub
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