#avoidlying

[saviorandlord]

New podcast up at www.youtube.com/fsspodcast. My latest one is “Four practical steps to lie less.” Let’s dig into some scriptures and common sense in combating this particular sin. Hope you find it useful and it blesses you tonight. Appreciate your support and feel free to subscribe/hit the bell icon for future notifications. God bless! #FSSPodcast #episode44 #GodtheFather #JesusChrist #HolySpirit #Biblestudy #avoidlying #conqueringsin #Biblicalideas #practicaladvice https://www.instagram.com/p/BxbqWgtnqhi/?utm_source=ig_tumblr_share&igshid=unsca0qq4jxo

[la-spooky]

Okay, I’m a little high but it’s getting to me. I don’t know who asked me if I was transphobic, but I’m hurt someone would ever think that. I am such a big ally for trans people to the point that as a teen I didnt discriminate between any gender presentation when dating before I even acknowledged that I myself am queer. My first date was a trans boy. My first romantic relationship was with a trans girl. My friends are trans. If anything I’m cishetmanphobic. I avidly avoidly avoid dating cishets. Anyways just talk to me and tell me what I did to give you that impression. I take responsibility for anything is said wrong. Thank you uwu

[zachknottscuriosities]

Conclusion

For my moving image rotation piece I have made an abstract or ‘experimental’ film, inspired by the avant-garde pioneers of film from the early 20th century such as Storm de Hirsch, Michael Snow and Hans Richter. 

Taking influence from this era of experimental film I have made a short film combining century old ideas with modern day editing software and my own creative style. I have constructed a narrative around the repetitive nature of a pedestrian in a crowd, on their everyday commute, enlightened by the expressive and colourful street art in the Bear Pit. Comparing such a contrast with natural beauty from Snowdonia and a city landscape in an abstract, melodic style.

I decided to create this film partly as a response to the recent decision made by Bristol City Council to remove the giant bear sculpture at Bear Pit. I want to show how this expressive part of Bristol can be a source of inspiration and escape from the repetitive mundanities of every day life in a city. 

My style of imagery is often driven by strong influences of colour and heavily composed by lead lines and shapes within the environment. I have attempted to translate this to a moving image format through use of mainly static shots with a tripod and avoidly too complicated dynamic shots with varying focus and composition. 

https://www.bristolpost.co.uk/news/bristol-news/bearpit-bear-removed-marvin-rees-2610734