Mar 16, 2017

it's cold outside

 

Mar 18, 2017

Saw Song to Song with @Vahn ...It's dope as f---! Achingly beautiful, it's definitely more rooted in character than Knight of Cups, which may win back some of the disillusioned. Malick conveys his tale of romantic entanglements as a continuous ebb and flow of emotion with his camera and actors in a perpetual dance around one another. Though there isn't much resembling conventional scenes of drama, the actors nonetheless succeed in grounding it in real feeling (Gosling, in particular, brings a welcome sense of humor). There's an additional emphasis here as well on touch and sensuality that feels new, where even a fleeting embrace contributes shades of depth.

 

Mar 19, 2017

Yes, Song to Song was magnificent, perhaps my second favorite Malick movie ever.

It was so dope in fact, that it inspired me to make another short.

 

Mar 19, 2017

@Twan what is vahn like irl
@Vahn what is twan like irl

 

Mar 19, 2017

A savage, as you'd expect.

 

Mar 19, 2017

Surpasses the myth and legend

 

Mar 20, 2017

w8 due u live in nyc too? i always feel like ur art is shot in a fl suburb

Also, met a few celebs this wknd, for the fanboys out there: darth maul, cowbow from innerspace, dude from orphan black, laurie holden, cpl degrassi ppl

Also just watched the original Taking of Pelham 123 for the first time. a big blind spot for me, considering how into tarantino i was in hs

 

Mar 20, 2017

I used to live in FL so yeah my first two things were shot there but now I live in NJ so NY is only a train ride away. The new short above was shot in NY, @Twan was my guide to the dope sights.

 

Mar 22, 2017

Mother Joan of the Angels (1961)

 

Mar 25, 2017

Is this the most baller picture ever taken?

 

Mar 25, 2017

 

Mar 26, 2017

last 1 before ICED

 

Mar 30, 2017

https://aestheticsofthemind.com/201...p-on-raz-vahn-emerging-independent-filmmaker/

@FilmAndWhisky wrote about ya boy

 

Mar 30, 2017

I wrote a three part article on the supposed death of cinema, the emergence of new digital cinema (for example iPhone cinema), and emerging director Raz Vahn (Yes, that @Vahn) who makes $0 films with his iPhone which are actually good. Click below if you feel so inclined!

The Death of Cinema vs New Digital Cinema. CLOSE UP on Raz Vahn, emerging independent filmmaker.

http://bit.ly/2nAmUzn

 

Mar 30, 2017

Lumiere Brothers, Thomas Edison, Georges Melies, Raz Vahn

 

Mar 30, 2017

I made it

 

Mar 30, 2017

Lol

not quite how I meant it.. but merely that those innovators were seen as crazy and their craft became the norm for 100 years. For all we know, 100 years from now all films will be done on iPhones or some other technology and every human will have automatic filmmaking and exhibition through their own eyelids/contacts and we will each have our own channels to watch whatever we want whenever we want with the majority of content being made by the common man. It's a new ageeeee

 

Mar 30, 2017

 

Mar 30, 2017

Jokes aside "back in the day" I posted on a movie message board w a dude who was my age, maybe a year younger. He would post these pretty ruff short films he was doing in the woods goofing around w his friends. (I was doing the same thing back then)

Anyway he went to Hollywood and is now a pretty well regarded horror director. All u need is a champion - in his case he interned for joe Dante lol. So keep at it @Vahn ily

 

Mar 30, 2017

How you gonna diss Vahn so hard for being an amateur then 180 like that. Literally everybody knows that filmmaking takes years to get good at. f--- out of here with your armchair wisdom you little fairweather dork.