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Every Frame a Painting Shuts Down

Discussion in 'Article Discussion' started by Melody Bot, Dec 11, 2017.

  1. Melody Bot Dec 11, 2017
    Melody Bot

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    This article has been imported from chorus.fm for discussion. All of the forum rules still apply.

    One of my favorite YouTube channels, Every Frame a Painting, has decided to call it a day. The two creators have shared a postmortem on Medium that’s full of some advice and a look behind-the-scenes at what went into making the videos:


    Every Frame a Painting is officially dead. Nothing sinister; we just decided to end it, rather than keep on making stuff.

    The existing videos will, of course, remain online. But there won’t be any new ones.

    The following is the script for what was supposed to be the final episode, voiced by both Taylor and myself. We were never able to make it. But we think it may be useful to some of you making your own work on the Internet, so we’re publishing it here.
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  2. smoke4thecaper Dec 11, 2017
    smoke4thecaper

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    Fuck, this news sucks to hear. I majored in critical film studies in college, so I enjoyed their videos immensely. They did a wonderful job at explaining well-thought evaluations in both laymen's terms while catering to a film-loving audience.
     
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  3. TJ Wells Dec 11, 2017
    TJ Wells

    Trusted Prestigious

    I enjoyed some of these, but the dude could be really catty about movies that he seems lesser. To an unnecessary point.
     
  4. DarkHotline Dec 11, 2017
    DarkHotline

    Proud To Bathe With A Rag On A Stick Prestigious

    What a shame. At least we still have Screen Prisim and CineFix
     
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  6. Malatesta Dec 11, 2017
    Malatesta

    i may get better but we won't ever get well Prestigious

    damn shame, always had a good eye for film. to that point, a friend and i are tossing around the idea of starting a podcast with an emphasis on classic/arthouse/foreign film with a similar style to them
     
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