What do you think about EXO's new song 'Love Shot'?
Love Shot is a very addictive song. I loved the aesthetics, the visuals, the vocals (damn fantabulous!) and the rap parts. Basically, everything. The thing I liked the most was that the 0t8 had almost equal screen time. You just could not fix your attention on one member (maybe except Kai. The song is tailor made for him it seems. Haha!) The Naaaa… Na part had me hooked to the song. EXO had a great comeback with Tempo, but Love Shot is on another level. I felt that this song really did justice to all the members and showcased the best in each of them. It was a brilliant comeback. Also, the new songs on the repackaged album are beautiful. Trauma is kind of 3D at first (listen to it with earphones) and Waiting is a beautiful ballad.EXO never fail. They prove their mettle again and again with every new song they make. Their voices add a texture to the songs. Like in Love Shot, the chorus and the solo part between D. O. and Suho had a velvety feel to them, if you can relate. It is a very smooth song that melts and freezes at the precise moments.Finally, I feel that the Teaser did the song justice. The hype was real at the start. Love Shot is Love!Hope this helped!
What do you think about the term “shoot your shot”?
According to Urban Dictionary, it means to let go of your pride and pursue someone you are interested in. I have never heard of the term. So, I have to googled it. If it is true, that is great. I don’t think that kind of term is good. Unless for works, I think it is hard for you to shoot your shot in relationship. Sometimes, if we are the one who chase him/her, he/she might feel burdensome by us. They also might think they need to be with us since we are keeping chasing them. They might have false impression on us that when we stop doing so (after marriage), confusion happened. But it is not necessary a bad thing. A kpop fan married her idol after chasing him for 10 years. They even had a baby girl recently. So, I don’t think it is bad. Sometimes it is good. Sometimes it is bad. As for me, when it comes to your dreams, works or hopes, that is good. When it comes to relationship, wow, human brains might intercept that as a bad thing like a stalker or something else.
What do you think about my archery shots?
That sounds normal, just some tips for greater consistency though:1: Mark a spot on the bow string to always knock the arrow, this can be done with a “nock point” which can be bought online or elsewhere, an easy substitute is to use electrical tape, string or something similar, it doesn’t matter if it’s a centimeter off from perfectly square, it’s reliability which counts in this case.2: Doubtless you’ve been told this in your class, and if you’re using a compound bow it’s much less relevant, but always draw the bow back the same distance. Drawing to your ear, cheek or lips as markers help with this.Anyways, that’s all I can think of right off the top of my head for now, I hope this helps! : )
What does it feel like to get shot in the head?
Initially, their is this very loud buzzing, almost a sort of "ringing" type sound as to when it happens. Surprisingly it is very loud, like two bees inside of your ears, but sounds more like how your ears would normally ring, just uncomfortably loud. The initial "ping" as I call it, can be heard before the ringing commences, like someone hitting metal on metal, but it's high-pitched. After that, very loud and scary ringing commences, but no pain is registered at that moment. You feel very very tight pressure where you were shot, and you can feel warm blood seeping out, regardless of what people tell you. Your vision is blurred too, instantly, so as soon as you get shot imagine your vision like a light switch, going from perfectly normal to blurry. You also see these very dark red/black "lines" that are in your eyeball, like blood vessels that are actually there on your pupil. Every step you take you fumble around, like a drunk. You usually either don't know what has happened, or you're too scared to reach your hand around your head and see your fingers stained with blood. Usually after you black out, you're either in a hospital, or you don't wake up. If you don't pass out the pain will set in once the first "round" of adrenaline subsides. The pain is unbearable, like someone cut a hole into your skin, drilled a hole through your skull and is burning your scalp and brain. It can't be described, that's how awful it is. It is so unbearably painful, you think about every second that goes by, days feel like years until the pain completely diminishes. It is also very traumatic, thankfully the bullet didn't hit my brain or anything, it entered but thankfully I'm not screwed up or nothing. Perfectly okay :). Oh and with each heartbeat, it throbs like no other, and stings with each one. If you're considering testing this on yourself, do not, it sucks. Period. :) hope this helped!
What do you think of my poem?
A LESSON IN MATRIMONY Which should I choose? \the 9 iron, or the 5 wood? Purpose follows my every movement As i thoughtfully pick up the 9 iron. Lining up my shot, I take a few practice swings, Under the ever watchful dull glow of the basement light bulb. "I see the fear in your eyes" I casually remark. The club hits home. A meaty crack, followed by a muffled scream, Oozes thgrough the cloth in her mouth. "Now now, we don't want to disturb the neighbors." I gently rebuke. I look in her fearful blue eyes. "Did you really think I wouldn't find out about you two?" Again and again I swing, Again and again she screams, each one successively weaker. She ceases to struggle long before I finish. Wearily, I lean in and whisper in her ear, "Remember dearest. Till death do us part."
What do you think about my short film, "ColorShift"?
Great little film. Love to see creativity like this. I have few pointers to help you out.You need to have different shots. This is a must to break up the monotony of the film. The same shot, one after the other is hard to watch without wanting to fast forward. Most shots should be short as this is a short, but this also holds true for most filmmaking. Pick your favororite show or movie, the shots rarely go over 6 seconds, in fact more often they are much shorter (2 to 4 seconds),unless establishing some sort of dramatic tension, establishing a location or setting up blocking for multiple characters or events.Lets use your film as an example. The final repair scene for the ColorShift takes roughly 40 seconds without a single camera angle change. You could break this up with a mid shot of you putting the laptop away and opening the unit, cut to, Closeup of your hands working, cut to, your face in some sort of determined look, and back to the closeup of the repair. After the repair is complete you could go back to a mid shot of you in black and white, hit the button and voila, color again with a satisfied look on you face. End it there, no need to return the package, jut walk off screen and flicker the color.Establish the location of the building with a wide angle establishing shot, (it doesn’t even have to be your actual building, no one will ever know). Show us where the action is going to take place. Establish the room you are sitting in. Staggering the type of shots from wide or mid to closeups will draw more attention when the closeups are used and will make them more powerful and much more effective.Instead of the same static shot changing color take stills or 2 second long shots of the actual world outside your door and color shift the color on those images, it adds a more personal feel and creates more value for your film. The static long shot changing for ten seconds seems mechanical and impersonal.That all having been said, I hope you understand this was meant to be constructive. I really enjoyed your film. Great work, great concept, great story. Keep making films, you really have something there. Hope this helps.Take care,Jim
How do I measure my shot put when it lands up hill?
if you want to know exactly how far you are going to have to use a long drawn out equation, but if you are just doing this in your back yard there is a simple way to determine about how far it went....measure the distance from where you threw it to where it landed=a, next measure how high up from the ground you threw it...by using one of those level things with the bubble you can find a parrallel plane...that distance will =b now a^2+b^2=c^2 c is you distance