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Prince of Spires replied to the thread Hello!.In what sense? -
Prince of Spires replied to the thread What about these says Ai?.Amazon and Reddit serve a very different purpose and have a different audience (even if they're the same people). Amazon only cares...
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pmmg replied to the thread Do you ever have story ideas that are 'too silly' to write at the moment?.Good job getting it published on the first try. -
Scifitimewriter replied to the thread Do you ever have story ideas that are 'too silly' to write at the moment?.I had a short story idea that I thought was too silly to write, but I wrote it anyway just for the practice. I sent it out to a few... -
TThrillhoBaggins replied to the thread Old Movies that you wish you had seen... (In their Prime).They’ve also got movies playing in the sphere, which is also really cool.
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Naruzeldamaster replied to the thread Does Cinematic timing (in movies or otherwise) bother you sometimes?.Another one that I find funny is Structurally unsound structures (Say A wooden Bridge) surviving much more punishment than they... -
casval replied to the thread Does Cinematic timing (in movies or otherwise) bother you sometimes?.Haha, fair, that one is such a cliché. There was a Mission Impossible, I was at a friend's house catching the last hour so I don't... -
Naruzeldamaster replied to the thread Does Cinematic timing (in movies or otherwise) bother you sometimes?.I don't mind it but when they stretch that time too much, it's like PMMing said 'get to the good part already' I know for a fact a lot...
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casval replied to the thread Old Movies that you wish you had seen... (In their Prime).These days all of these movies get re-released to theatres every few years, so I have seen quite a few of the classics on the big...
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casval replied to the thread Does Cinematic timing (in movies or otherwise) bother you sometimes?.Movie timing is a bit like TTRPG timing, in that talking is a free action. 😂 I'm probably not watching a movie where deactivating a...
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Naruzeldamaster replied to the thread Does Cinematic timing (in movies or otherwise) bother you sometimes?.I think MOST of the time it doesn't glare, but when it does glare, it glares so intently it burns a hole in the wall. I think that's my...
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A. E. Lowan replied to the thread What do you listen to?.I listen to a very broad range of music. I listen to music pretty much the entire time I'm awake because it helps me focus and be able... -
pmmg replied to the thread Does Cinematic timing (in movies or otherwise) bother you sometimes?.Sure... Sometimes it glares, other times not. I get this when heroes have to show up at just the right instant to save someone from...
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Sspidercrabb4 replied to the thread What about these says Ai?.Yeah, I mean, I was in there for about two minutes, then left never to return, to be honest. I’m guessing KDP can see that if I were...
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Naruzeldamaster posted the thread Does Cinematic timing (in movies or otherwise) bother you sometimes? in Chit Chat.I know it's commonly used to up the stakes (and it works) and keep the tension of a moment rolling. Plus it gives the protagonists in...