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@JurassicWorld It was a blast to animate!

Had a weekend getaway in Hochatown, Oklahoma. Built this beautiful A-Frame @LEGO_Group cabin while we stayed in an actual cabin. A delightful way to spend an evening outside in 70 degree weather.

I don’t understand a one word in this post but I hope those who do enjoy the read.

Hey @NASA. Remember when @CNN put out this news segment? Your UAP reps talked passionately about the stigma surrounding UFOs. They publicly advocated transparency on this UAP subject. They preached about how we should encourage the much needed scientific analysis of the UAP puzzle. Remember that? Well, I have a few tiny questions... because someone somewhere (a dude named Marcus) once said, "The impediment to action, advances action"... 1. It's been reported that @NASA dodged participation in the recent UAP hearings? If true, was that due to the stigma your bold and brave organization might endure? Were you worried about losing funding - or credibility? I mean... participating in the hearing mighta given you a shit-ton (that's an official space-term for a fuck-ton) of cosmic "street cred" with the public. You know - credit with us - the citizens who pay annually to contribute to @NASA's missions and explorations... for the good of humankind. So what would you need from us - to use our money - to help look at this UFO puzzle? 2. Is @NASA indeed reorienting sensor platforms (with AI assisted algorithms) to capture high-fidelity imagery of UAP in transit? If not - is your (our) organization PLANNING to? If you have tasked assets to do this already - what altitudes and specific geo-locations on Earth or areas surrounding Earth (off-world) is @NASA monitoring? Did you find anything "untraditional" or "exotic" or even "unknown"? Where would you send that data if you captured it? Can the public see the current data (which we funded) that's been acquired so far? Is it classified? Should it be classified if it's of public interest and concerns new discoveries of our natural ecosystem? And if classified - who gets to use that data and why... for what purpose? 3. Has @NASA dedicated resources to systematically look at the sensor data potentially already acquired - for cross-reference with other defense system's platforms for corroboration of AAVs (Anomalous Aerial Vehicles) or UAP? 4. Does your "scientific review board" have access to ANYTHING once it's classified? If not - what high-value data could they possibly be working with? 5. Wait - also - doesn't the @NatReconOfc have hardware utilized and the data analyzed by @NGA_GEOINT? What did they discover? 5. It's stated on your mission page regarding UAP that a "full report containing the team’s findings will be released to the public in mid-2023" Because y'all say the "findings will be released to the public in conjunction with NASA’s principles of transparency, openness, and scientific integrity.”... when is that report ACTUALLY coming out? Final quick question... is your social media representative or Office of Communications (OCOMM) lead, read-in on any of the above? If not; should they be? (considering that you do ACTUALLY represent public interest?) I have a hunch you will be asked all these questions soon by major mainstream media networks - prior to getting your homework turned-in. So, time to hustle? I can bet even your investors - American citizens - will be calling in and asking these questions to your office soon. Always keep in mind three things Mary Poppins taught us... 1. A spoonful of sugar makes the medicine go down. 2. Kindness is gangster. 3. Honey badgers don't give a fuck. Be a UFO transparency honey badger, and be a gangster. ♥️😉🛸 #UAPtransparency #UAPaccountability

I have compiled some of the best moments of the U.S. House UAP Public Hearing, including English subtitles and highlights. #ufox #uapx #uaphearing

I’m not as fresh as breath of the wild but I’m still here holding these tears of the kingdom

Animation is cinema. Animation is not a genre. Animation is ready to be taken to the next step. We are all ready for it. Please help us. Keep animation in the conversation. @RealGDT #Oscars #Oscars2023

“I am your son and I love you” -from the director who brought to life Pinocchio and just won best animated feature. ♥️♥️♥️

Steven Spielberg may have made movies about extraterrestrials, but does he believe in them? “I don’t believe we’re alone in the universe…” #Colbert

@greatbigknope The picture on the left is a production still from 1997s “the lost world.”

@SenGillibrand @SenRubioPress @chairmang #UFOMontana #UFO #ufotwitter #UAP Yesterday I presented to AARO evidence of the 1967 Malmstrom AFB UFO incidents in detail. Now in the official record! Milestone achieved! Please RT.

@JurassicWorld It was a blast to animate!

Fan Fridays is our new series where we feature videos made by YOU. In our first episode we reveal that not only are dinos in our world, they’re getting deliveries. Thanks @masondrumm for your creation!

This tweet is a sign that you should go on a photowalk today 👀

@HeavenlySkyes_ Check out Social Capitol. Should definitely have enough space and the park is right across the street!

What space do you recommend that could feed and seat 100 downtown next week? Already tried City and State, FAM and Skyline.

The holidays can get lonely. Drop one of your favorite images below and follow other creators that you think you would vibe with 🫶

@FujifilmX_US Took my daughter camping for the first time.

Let's see some of your favorite shots from this month 👀

@theChrisDo Depends… if you’re specifically taking credit for work you didn’t do then yes, it’s unethical. Example: Taking credit for graphic assets I paid someone to build for my stop-motion video. BUT l WILL take credit for the video as a whole since I (studio/business) produced it.

Let's debate. Is hiring others to help you produce work unethical and exploitive? Do you feel when someone pays you (who is not the end client) being unfair? Whatever side you take, please provide any real world, first hand examples you've experienced yourself.

One of the most balanced and thoughtful recent articles regarding the UAP issue: nbcnews.com/think/opinion/…

@HeavenlySkyes_ Well I did see a $30 bag of candy at cvs yesterday. And this was not a big bag. Gonna have to start handing out single m&m’s from now on.

For as long as I can remember, Halloween has always felt like a rich person‘s holiday to me. Idk why

Can confirm. The moment I focused on stop-motion animation (as opposed to do-all videographer) was the beginning of growth in my career and one that’s opened up drastically more opportunities then if I stayed a generalist. Focus focus focus.