Drew the original for a local movie industry mag back in `92.
I was working in electronic special F/X back then. You spend hours sitting around on the set doing absolutely nothing when you work in Special F/X.
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I was working in electronic special F/X back then. You spend hours sitting around on the set doing absolutely nothing when you work in Special F/X.
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you'll have to explain the blank panel, but I kind of get the others :)
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wooyay
It's the blind person panel.
Don't look at it too long or you'll get live-tazered.
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that was my first thought, yes, but surely that is too obvious?
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The First Assistant Director sees nothing.
It's a bit of a joke in the NZ film industry that the First A.D. is always a wannabe tosser who sees only what the Director tells him/her to see and completely lacks any vision of his/her own.
Sorry I guess some humour just isn't portable. :)
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Sorry I guess some humour just isn't portable. :)
Top tip
Get the head carpenter on board before you start
(if you challenge him/her as to if it is possible, you're onto a winner)
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(if you challenge him/her as to if it is possible, you're onto a winner)
ha ha , I like stuff like this.
Get most of it, but is that a subtle dig at model makers going waaaay too technical?
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