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[mysterioushistorian]

and finally, the last redesigns are here! as always, headcanons are under the cut :)

Lowbloods

Midbloods

Ardata Carmia

been getting a lot better due to her moirallegiance with marsti

doing what her heart desires

still kind of bloodthirsty though

lynera's crazy matesprit (crazy just like her)

the mediiia adores me

marsti may be immune to her psychic powers, but she's not immune to her charm

amazing video editor

?????? Elwurd

irdc abt her so whatever

is over her ex

is there even much to say about her?

has been getting into music too. she plays the guitar.

Mallek Adalov

hackerman sk8erboy, obviously

has a blog for coding advice

nerdier than ever

loves diemen

can play ping-pong pretty well.

Remele Namaaq

buy her arte

great friends with charun and is on good terms with amisia

has been getting into acting as of late

can take someone in a fight

is that a pirate?

aside from acting, also knows a lot about movie directing and illumination

just loves art in general

Amisia Erdehn

still makes her own paint. yep.

actually finishes her projects now. no empty canvas or half done paintings

likes to hide in chahut's hair

been trying out digital art too

aint you too young to use chittr?

Galekh Xigisi

aspiring writer

hates tagora's bullshit, but loves him anyways

please cite an entire wikipedia article

a teacher! finally

reading is great for you, young wrigglers.

wears an expensive watch

Nihkee Moolah

still a muscular theater champion and master of muscular arts!

during her free time, she records videos for grub tube. she does workout exercises for women

WE CAN DO IT SISTERS!

is that a nike shoe

Zebruh Codakk

still the same, that's all you need to know.

Marvus Xoloto

engaged to fozzer velyes. he loves that man.

there are hidden messages about troll marxism in his songs now

welcome to clown town, motherfuckers. honk honk :o)

treats karako like his son

chixie's moirail. he cares a lot about her and hates it when other highbloods take credit for her songs

Chahut Maenad

still loves to scrapbook

might need a bigger room for all those heads she collect

praise the mirthful messias, motherfuckers

whoever invades skylla's ranch has messed with her

big fan of moolah's grubtube channel

Karako Pierot

HONK!!!

bronya is his adoptive mother, marsti is his grubsitter (as much as she hates it)

marvus is like a father figure to him

just a sweet, sweet soul in this cruel world

can juggle now!

Barzum & Baizli

still share everything

still are the same

are circus ballerinas now,

culling tactics didn't change

[theabigailthorn]

what made you decide to get an instagram/tiktok?

Great question! After the NHS video a bunch of people signed up for my Patreon. As far as I'm concerned that money isn't mine, it's my patrons', so it wouldn't be right for me to spend it on myself. I need to spend it on making Philosophy Tube better. I thought about what the show might need, and my ideas were:

A) a video editor, or B) a social media manager

I decided against hiring an editor pretty quickly because I like doing the editing myself - it's often where the last mile of creative inspiration comes. Yes it's HARD WORK but I like giving it that personal touch.

I already knew that if I wanted to show to keep growing and keep reaching new audiences I'd need to get on Instagram and TikTok. Especially TikTok - that's just where the audiences are now. It's one of the most used search engines in the world and it's where the 13-18 demographic are. Whether I like it or not that's just a fact, and I can either accept it and work with it or ignore it and face the consequences.

And you might ask, "Well why does the show need to grow, why not keep it as it is?!" Good question! The natural tendency of YouTube channels and Patreon pages is they shrink: people gradually drop off, they move on to another creator, their life circumstances change and they don't watch as much YouTube anymore - all totally natural and understandable life reasons why entertainment products get affected by entropy. So if you want to keep going at all you need to be reaching new audiences.

I decided to take the money the new patrons had given me and invest it back into the show - put their money on the screen rather than in my pocket. They gave me that money cause they want more Philosophy Tube, and this was the best way I could think of to ensure that more gets made. It's very early days but I'm enjoying it so far and I've also been getting a fair bit of creative inspiration from trying out a new skill set!

It's a bit scary and anxiety-provoking, and I've already noticed an uptick in transphobic abuse since we launched, but I've got a good safety net and good working practices set up to keep me healthy and safe. My social media manager and I have wargamed various worst case scenarios and we're checking in regularly to see what's working and what's not.

[transpersian]

Saw you’re one of Poppy’s top tier Patreons in the credits of her latest slander video. Get fucked. I can’t believe I supported you. Hope the ERP was worth it

Wait what seriously??

*checks video*

Holy shit, I think the editor just hasn’t updated the ending credits since I did it last April. lol

I was their other volunteer editor. You can see the difference in editing styles if you check out their video on Vaush’s bad ace take, the Philosophy Tube video, or the Eden Knight tribute. Those were all me.

I was also the one who rebuilt their intro and outro from scratch. That credit scroll was tricky to time right. It might be part of the reason they haven’t updated it.

*checks more*

Yep. Check their videos from four, five, six months ago; well before Poppy and I started talking again. Same scroll and my name is still there.

I’m not a patron and haven’t been since last July. That’s not even a judgment statement, it’s just a fact. Take a minute to check those other credits for yourself and you’ll see.

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Part 4 - Something extra

This is the part where I'm not allowed to take photos. It's the original drafts of all the Pretty Cure seasons, which includes editor's edits and suggestions for the art (in terms of shading, colouring, etc.). However, I did manage to (secretly) take a picture of the tube full of Miracle Light merch over the years.

After this corner was done, I walked past the pièce de résistance of the whole exhibit, the wall of Pretty Cure henshin (transformation). Suffice to say I burst into quiet tears watching, it gave me so much feels. Of course, there was a crowd in front, not only filled with kids and their guardians sitting down in front, but also full of adults like me standing behind them to watch the henshin. The staff had to keep asking people to move.

Sound on for this video!

Unfortunately I couldn't capture any better videos, it was almost closing time and people kept walking into my view. This is something that I strongly recommend you experience yourself, not only because it's the whole history of Pretty Cure, but also, watching it together with other adults who grew up watching Pretty Cure (like me), it's enough to feel connected and emotional (for me at least).

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Becoming Filipino & Digital Storytelling: My Journey and Answers to the Glitch

My digital storytelling journey has finally reached its endpoint - for now, but I'd like to take this opportunity to look back and reflect on things that I really have thought about ever since the start of this course.

My prior knowledge of digital storytelling has made me convinced that my niche and my interests all belong here. This reassured me that by all costs, majoring in creative communication was about telling stories, pushing narratives, and creating striking assemblages that might soon establish a well-deserved place for everyone to see and experience. Digital Storytelling is all about creating, as emphasized, experimenting, and articulating what is above and beyond narrating stories. This isn't very limiting, because really, the sky's the limit, and everything has to move for something to happen.

As for our major project, stretched from midterms to finals, we are tasked to create story assemblages that have three components: Scientific, Social Commentary, and Personal. For our major project, Becoming Filipino was born.

The process of working on it has allowed me to answer the following questions: Why are we here? Why are we doing this? Why did we create this through this? This would ultimately discuss the reasons why Becoming Filipino is what it is today. As the director and an editor of the project, who convinced my fellow groupmates to plan and strategize what we want to do, we are just severely inspired by the events that happened before, happening during, and happening even after today.

The project wasn't a chore to begin with. Conceptualizing what we're aiming for was the first, hence we had a few meetings to really talk about what we want this project to be, and our collective vision for the experiments we're trying to make. We want the viewer to be the center stage of everything, hence the subject of enunciation. Our goal was to attach them wholly to the media content that we wanted to implement via a website, or in our physical experience, in a CTR (Cathode Ray Tube) Television.

We want it to be uncanny, some of our members said. We also want it to be unconventional, and scary, and then we want it to be realistic. Deeply realistic. Relatable to a degree, gaining a feeling that can be horrifying or may shiver down your spine, something that can be replicated by an emotion, or a thought, and something that we always want to remind our audience every day.

We want to lure the viewers first by presenting a facade, something that would eventually tear them apart and make them vulnerable for the first few minutes. Regular viewers might think, that this is just a boring, replicable website, and our team decided on a premise for the project, "Someone should be visiting this site, asking and wanting to get his/her/their Philippine National ID." Ironic, because we want to reiterate the idea that the National ID in the Philippines is horrifyingly delayed, and as I'm writing this now, a lot of Filipinos are still waiting for theirs; some didn't come with an actual ID, but only paper or digitalized. We took advantage of that problem and connected it with the discourse that we're trying to make, eventually creating a fictional agency that mirrored what an agency would look like in the Philippines - left behind, outdated, inaccessible, and poorly made, but then it is heavily idealized by the idea that agencies should have established a smooth connection, especially if these IDs are legalized and implemented by the government.

We want the website to be as authentic and claustrophobic as possible, hence the minimalism and the immediate CTA which is the registration form.

Scientific - Me and You

This is the introductory part of the project, the viewers are required to watch all of the three videos because it is mandated by the website. The first part of the series highly revolves around the scientific aspect of the project - The facts, the numbers, and the pieces of evidence mixed with sarcasm. Me and You highlights Filipino autonomy, and how Filipinos live their lives inside the country. We particularly highlight the notion that gender roles are a big part of society, mostly intertwined with how men and women should do, as reflected by the perceptions of the Global North. We are colonized by Eurocentric views, hence we are not yet fully claimed with Filipino-centered views of how gender should take place, and how we are forced to work in the long run, hence the satirical view of men doing the dirty work, and women just being defenseless as a response, and the hierarchal and structured view of the social classes present and breathing in the Philippines.

The first video is highly patriotic at first, with the visuals of glorifying Filipino clips (recycled and captured by our team) and the static visual elements that symbolize what the narrator is talking about. The feeling is singsong and carefree because we want to make sure that we can brief the viewers first before showing our true colors. We persuade and inform, but at what cost?

Social Commentary - Behind the Smile (Is the Struggle)

One of our members, who is a student activist and is a part of the university's student council, took the part wholly to tell a story of struggle and injustice. The social commentary behind the smile (is a struggle) sums up the atrocities that the Philippine Government failed to protect and serve its people, hence our workers almost embracing the brink of death just to make ends meet.

This is also the part where everything starts to glitch away and analog horror overpowers to send a message to its viewers. What I felt during the editing and drafting of the video was hollowness, not responding and reacting to anything, and ultimately, it felt like I was in any-spaces whatever, frozen on the spot, not knowing that the pictures and the monologue could deeply resonate with its viewers once published and released. We asked the selected students who were recorded in real-time while they were doing the experience, and most were frowned upon in the second part of the series.

The team emphasized the utilization of morbid visuals in the second video because we felt the need to do it to add a degree of guilt and explain the situation of the current working sector in the country. The farmers and factory workers were amongst the most underpaid, considering that their wages were also not livable. Fighting for liveable wages was considered a threat by the state, hence they were also targets for extrajudicial killings in the country.

Personal - Why are you Filipino?

This series is a journey itself that shows a story about us, potential makers and catalysts of change, yet witnessed the atrocities and the dim view of becoming Filipino.

The third and final part of the experience was the title "Why are you Filipino?". Visuals started to drift by and it already felt gloomy because of its VCR overlays and with a hint of uplifting music in the background. "Why are you Filipino" shows the amalgamation of the monsters, the people behind outside and inside the screen; and ourselves, as Filipinos. This focuses on the interactive feature for the viewer as if we're searching for vital and physical biometric identification to complete the process and eventually get the National ID afterward.

What I really want to showcase in the third video is that it really shows how we are boxed with the misfortunes of becoming Filipino. I personally felt such an instance where being a Filipino might be a curse; something that I never wish would have become if I were to be reincarnated in the next life. We are categorized and searched because nothing is peaceful anymore. We have become the monsters ourselves. The need to reflect on the environment we're living in is a must. Our group vehemently wanted to promote havoc in the last part of the series, building angst, and void, and our critical perspective in becoming Filipino.

"We are too conflicted not to recognize ourselves anymore."

The Distribution - Finding for Becoming Filipino's place in the world

Becoming Filipino is published on TikTok, a popular app that showcases different types and categories of videos, and we felt the need to post it there because it can be instantly accessed anywhere and everywhere. Analog Horror is becoming mainstream, with the hashtags #analoghorror and #uncannyvalley having their place in the TikTok horror genre. We took advantage of what we can publish on TikTok, making it an outlet for anything horror and analog-related.

We are grateful that we get to interview and let the experience open to the public, especially with friends and students from the university to pilot test our website, with over 50+ responses and website entries. As we progress, we also want to optimize a much smoother service hence were accepted suggestions on what could make the website run better. The registration form was the main highlight of the website, and the rest is just easter eggs that will potentially be used for future projects, with different narratives (hopefully).

The semiotic stratification was achieved and ended in the distribution phase. I also want this domain to be a documentation for this project, and this project deserves to be seen internationally, captivating reactions of different people and at different times.

Sharing such social awareness in unique storytelling would captivate the viewers' reactions, one that I could vividly remember was when we interviewed a student from the university, who witnessed and experienced the project live. She instantly told us that her experience refreshed her senses and kept her on track to what's happening now, especially when she is still drowning with academic work. This rekindled her commitment to serving the people, a common and similar manifestation from almost everyone we interviewed and shared their thoughts about experiencing the video.

Maybe I was numbed down because I was the one editing all of the good parts (intense parts) of the series, but I also hold the same manifesations as expressed by Paulene Marie Entice, who gruelly participated on the experience. Silence holds a key factor in impacting the series overall, because it just trickles down to the emotional impact and heightens the senses of the viewers, and that would be really seen with their reactions.

A consultation is needed to run down and remove unnecessary parts throughout the process to avoid complaints (and hopefully no one was hurt and too disturbed by the experience as a whole :(( ). But at least, the final product still holds the same value as what we envisioned initially.

This project IS the amalgamation of the real world.

This type of unconventional storytelling can encapsulate what we can envision, and what we envision is that this reality is harsh, except if you want to romanticize it. This project doesn't hold romanticization but instead utilizes a satirical element of horror that might be humorous at first, but then as it progresses, reveals the true horrors of our time today.

Becoming Filipino is hard to look at. Becoming Filipino speaks encapsulated words of awareness. Becoming Filipino wants you to be uncomfortable, uneasy, socially armed, and wary, with the monsters and the environment that we're dealing with every day.

This anthology series is not the last of its kind. This unique, bannered, hidden advocacy for social awareness will not stop even if the course is finished, and hopefully, this will spark more ideas and stories to tell that still center on the point of consciousness.

Becoming Filipino is to tell, and narrate stories of freedom and resistance.

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Canva is a free-to-use online graphic design tool. Use it to create social media posts, presentations, posters, videos, logos and more. And the key benefits for content creators are the intuitive interface, massive library of media assets, customizable templates and AI-powered features. This makes it easy for anyone to create videos and other visual content that look professional and engaging in just minutes. While it may not have the advanced capabilities of dedicated video editing software, Canva is extremely user-friendly.

Animaker.com

Animaker is an online animation video maker that allows you to easily create professional animated videos with no technical skills required. You simply choose a style, select from over 5000 animated characters and objects, and Animaker’s AI will automatically convert your script into an animated video. The text-to-animation engine saves loads of time on storyboarding and animating. There are also lots of templates for formats like explainer videos, promos, intros and more.

Biteable.com

With Biteable, you can make standout videos using their massive library of over 8000 templates, all optimized for social media. The intuitive editor lets you customize things like text, colors and layouts, while Biteable’s AI automatically handles transitions, effects, animations or voice-overs. You can also upload your own videos and images. One of the biggest advantages is that the AI does all the design work for you, allowing even non-creative users to make sleek, modern videos.

Videoscribe.com

 is an AI-fueled animation tool that turns your words into animated whiteboard-style videos. Simply type a script into Videoscribe and its artificial intelligence will break it down to automatically create a storyboard. You can also upload an image script. Customize everything with their library of over 6000 hand-drawn assets. The AI helps you create professional whiteboard animations in a fraction of the time it would take to draw each scene manually.

Clipchamp.com

With Clipchamp's Create tool, you can generate a full-length video in minutes by simply typing a text description. AI analyzes the text to create a video script, headline and shot list. Choose from over 25 video styles like vlogs, tutorials, drone videos and more. Clipchamp will automatically generate all video clips from their stock library to match your script. You can reorder shots, tweak the script and headline before rendering a high-quality video.

In summary, AI-enabled online video creation platforms like these allow anyone to make stunning videos in a fraction of the usual time. Their artificial intelligence handles many of the most complex and time-consuming parts of the video production process automatically. This allows content creators to produce professional, high-quality videos at scale.

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Unleashing the Power of YouTube Automation: Navigating Opportunities and Challenges Ahead

Introduction:

Youtube is one of the most popular social media platforms in the world, with over 2 billion monthly active users. Over the years, creators and businesses have been leveraging automation tools to create, edit, and optimize their content. As technology continues to evolve, so does the use of automation tools on YouTube to Make money on YouTube without filming. In this article, we will explore the future of Youtube automation and the opportunities and challenges that come with it.

Section 1: Current state of Youtube automation

Currently, automation tools on Youtube range from simple scheduling tools to advanced video editing software. Many creators use tools like TubeBuddy and VidIQ to optimize their videos for search engine rankings and audience engagement. Additionally, there are AI-powered editing tools like Magisto and Animoto, which can automatically generate videos using images and music. Although these tools offer many benefits, they also have limitations, including the risk of losing personal touch in the content.

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The future of Youtube automation looks bright, with emerging trends such as voice-activated commands and AI-powered editing tools. In the near future, creators may be able to create and edit their videos using voice commands, making the process even more seamless. AI-powered editing tools may also become more sophisticated, generating high-quality videos from simple scripts.

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April 2023 Wrapup

April 2023 Wrapup

It’s a weird relief when a theme month end. Sometimes a theme month is so jammed that I’m glad to have the freedom to post any old stuff I want. Sometimes a theme is so challenging to work with (like, say, romance), that I kind feel like the last few posts are scraping off a very hard surface. Now, I thought that it’d be really easy to make make 30 posts that are mostly just about me, or special, deeply intense interests.

This month did not go as planned.

First of all, the Game Pile. I knew I wanted to cover two of these topics a year out. I knew that when I had ten years behind me, I wanted to review how I treated Bioshock Infinite, an aggressively mid game that, as a work of true art, reflected its culture and values perfectly, in that we all kind of sucked (which was a point I made about Duke Nukem 3D, too). I knew I wanted to make a video out of my article on Volume, partly because I like Volume a lot, partly to make it more shareable to a friend who likes my videos, and also, because Volume has only gotten more interesting with time.

I revisited Dishonored, because I know I love Dishonored, and that meant finding a new thing to talk about, and led to a video on the The Dishonored TTRPG, which I found interesting and engaging and it gave me some solid material to pull apart and explain. Then finally, I had to bring in at least something new this month, and that led me to stumble down an old road looking for creative work I engaged with a long time ago, something that’s been on my mind a lot (for some reason), and that brought me to the article on the Original Starcraft, but really just the map editor.

It’s funny how many RTSes I ‘love’ that I have never finished.

Then we move on to the Story Pile. Again, I had plans ahead of time. I set myself a rule that I had to finish Gideon The Ninth by my birthday. I don’t read enough, I told myself, so I’m going to try out this thing that means a lot to my friends and has that giant looming asterisk over it. I put that off until early April and then I finally read it and man it was great, and then I had to grapple with that asterisk. I’d also set out ahead how I wanted to talk about Lycoris Recoil, as how even a fairly modest fun anime has deep stuff to crunch away on that I find interesting. I also wanted to talk about Unseen Academicals, because it’s an old favourite of mine and it’s about games and about queers taking care of one another and it’s also about being a wonked up monster who has to learn how to be a person.

And I thought I’d have another slot, maybe for a movie I liked or a TV show that I’d enjoy and Summer Time Rendering came out of nearly nowhere and poleaxed me and the anime with a hot lady with a big hammer made me go ‘oh yeah I’ll check that out’ and then I blew through it in three days because it’s so good and well okay, now I had to fill in a slot there in April.

Basically, I had two things I’d never seen before April that became two of my favourite things in April. That’s pretty rare for me!

What about other articles that you might wanna check out, built on my particular interests? I talked about the Confederacy’s currency, and how much a bunch of awful people who sucked ass were bad at even making themselves look cool. I wrote two pieces on the Beastfolk of Cobrin’Seil, because we love furry animal people and we love spaces where they get to hang out and it doesn’t have to be weird. I also did another D&D-based two-parter, on the idea of the Warlock and the Paladin’s relationships to power, and while on the topic of D&D, I wrote about the Epic Level Handbook’s monsters, trying to dig into those interesting ideas that were executed just dreadfully. When reviewing my old work on a horror nation, I struck on something I really liked, which is the folding chair fluorescent tube lighting brain-rotted evangelical magical thinking.

The special the ongoing examination of an OC universe and the connected lore that reminds me of my beloved friends by talking about Ironworks, which means a lot to me because it’s basically treating fanfic my friends and I write together like it’s important. Because it is.

And I guess I should direct attention to the archive dive I did on PC Format magazine, and A Software Pirate Looks At 40. Because I think I’m okay, but man those articles don’t make it seem like I am.

Hey, this is this month’s t-shirt design! I’m happy with it, as someone who seems to just want to recreate the DOOM logo aesthetic in dozens of different ways. I had a little period this month where I just pumped out a few different designs and they went up on Redbubble and will get blog posts later, and haha, then at the end of April, Redbubble may? have screwed me? Oh well. The design is there for now, but I’m definitely thinking about alternate places to put my stickers and shirts.

Man, this month, this month. We dogsat a little dachsund. The weather turned rainy for the first time in a while. I got to play Wingspan with the really neat new expansion that added nectar. I watched a bunch of anime that turns out to be really great, like, 2022 was absurd. I hit a backlog of 40 posts on the blog. I did a bunch of graphic design, I got to play and finish Lunark (more on that later), I marked my students, and I managed to finally get one of those early nights I have been trying to get.

It hasn’t been great. Like, one day this month, Fox said to me ‘I missed you yesterday.’ Like I was in such an isolated, unconnected mood that she felt like I was absent. And that’s, you know, probably not good? And reading back on my writing at the tail of the month I’m kinda struggling with something.

What’s weirder is that I’m writing this as the last thing in the month…

… and like…

I feel pretty okay?

I want to spend the rest of today working on games. I don’t play enough.

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