#midnight studios

[wintercorrybriea]

midnight studios 2022 collection

[forhysterics]

midnight rave in los angeles

[freshthoughts2020]

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[tristinflore]

where do I belong?

[chromet]

Midnight Rave X Reebok

[angusdomo]

Midnight Studios F/W 22

[alexanderdigenova]

1/1 ALEXANDER DIGENOVA BOOTLEG REWORK SISTERS OF MERCY TSHIRT FOR SHANE GONZALES // INSTAGRAM @alexanderdigenova

[howidraw]

Just saw How Do You Live (Boy and the Heron). In short, it delivered but this isn't a review, we're chatting about a single animator. Avoiding all trailers I was surprised to see this opening scene:

That's definitely Shinya Ohira, I thought.

Often I wonder about the process of an artist bringing a concept to reality. Starting life as an idea, it gets filtered, drained and blemished through the process of reaching the audience.

When I see Ohira's scenes I become aware of my heartbeat as if it's synchronizing with his.

Though I first saw his work on Akira, this short from the Animatrix was THE ONE. I still call it "Ya Know, The Skateboard Kid" and people know exactly what I'm talking about.

Ohira's opening scene in How Do You Live was left uncorrected which worked with the nightmarish atmosphere of the sequence. I'd imagine bringing his work on-model has to be hell.

You're watching an anime and suddenly, THAT SCENE pops up. Kill Bill, Howl's Moving Castle, Ping Pong, you know the ones.

In animation, they want you to stay on-model, keep the show cohesive, but speaking as one that works in the industry, I want to be seen.

You're watching something and get asked, "Wanna see something really cool?" and you get this crazy animation flex. I want to see artist go wild. Gimme THAT SCENE!

[flanaganfilm]

Hi Mike!

Words can not explain how excited I am for The Fall of the House of Usher! I've begun rereading a lot of Poe in order to catch the little homages. It's looking like a great way to say Sayonara to Netflix!

I was wondering, the "Flanaganverse" has racked up so many "regulars" with Carla Gugino (whose role in Usher has me super stoked!), Henry Thomas, Rahul Kohli, and gosh that list can go *energizer bunny voice* on and on and on. Will we be seeing some of their faces again as you move over to Amazon (projects permitting)? I know that circle keeps growing, I mean you have freaking Luke Skywalker, but seeing the familiar faces in your projects really feels like coming into a family reunion which is why I ask.

Definitely! These aren't just some of my favorite actors, they're some of my very best friends. A lot of us are family now. And it doesn't matter where I am, I'll always want to work with my family. So yes, you'll see a lot of familiar faces on the various new Amazon series... and anywhere else I happen to be working.

[seawherethesunsets]

worried bf x crying gf

THE MIDNIGHT STUDIO (2024) QUEEN OF TEARS (2024) LOVELY RUNNER (2024)

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[park-hyungsik]

After 100 years, people call this place 'Yahan Studio". It's not some shady photo studio. 'Ya', as in 'night'; 'han', as in 'edge'. It's a photo studio that opens on the edge of the night.

THE MIDNIGHT STUDIO (2024)

[whumperer-86]

Too many whump scenes from currently airing dramas

War of Faith cdrama

Midnight Studio Kdrama ep06

[tristinflore]

Too bright