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VERTIGO (1958) - the iconic shot of Kim Novak under the Golden Gate Bridge was initially planned as a wide shot but Paramount Pictures didn't want to pay for the 3 background actors. Hitchcock paid $6593 to embrace early AI and create the wide shot as he envisioned it.

This is me putting on a brave face at the second event in a row nobody's turned up to. I find it really hard to psych myself up for these things - putting myself out there in public is tough. And when nobody comes, it breaks me inside😭💔 Pls send cute cats 🙏 #authorlife

Yes, please.

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Set your alarms for Thursday 23rd November, as this year, we are holding our biggest ever Black Friday sale EVER! Editors will receive discounted access to not only LumaFusion, but the three in-app purchases: StoryBlocks, Multicam Studio and FCPXML export. Here's Amy with the details: youtu.be/Ck1Qe78CVGI

My wife and the author scheduled after me were the only two people to show up to my reading today. I read an excerpt from my novel ACCURSED SON and part of my short story THE BLACK CLOAK. Yeah, it’s lonely at the bottom, but one day I’ll fill the room with people. #philcon

Behind the scenes pic of the day! Back to the Future Part II (1989). Robert Zemeckis DoP: Dean Cundey CamOp: Raymond Stella Boom Op: Earl Sampson Grip: Dave Wachtman Photo by: Ralph Nelson #filmmaking #bttf #bts