ChronoSigma

ChronoSigma

Male | Late 20s | Romania

Disclaimer: the person in the profile picture is not me, I might get red eyes after missing a night's sleep, but they don't shine 😴

It's a recurring side character that shows up in my current novel and will also show up in most future novels. It's a bit of a... 'shadowy' figure 🤭 (definitely NOT a spoiler)

If Isekai were real, I'd be reincarnated as Lelouch in Jojo's Bizzare Adventure.

registered at: Jun 27, 2023
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    Aug 22, 2023

    To:IceDonut

    Definitely, there's not much time, and I know you want to stick to the deadline. Normally, it's not about size when it comes to character flesh-out. I'm saying that because you said you're limited to movie size rather than tv series size.

    Let me give an example that's somewhat dear to me.

    I normally go to the cinema about 3-4 times a year. And this summer, I went to see Oppenheimer, not once, not twice, but four times within a couple of weeks 😆 One of the reasons was that I wanted to be able to focus more on the side characters. You see, Oppenheimer has a cast of dozens of people who have been main characters in previous movies. Some of them might only show up for a few seconds, but each of them greatly impacts the movie. The movie manages to tell us, within a few hours, the general relationships between 30-40 side characters, each combination is depicted in mere seconds, and yet it's there. And so, when there was a scene with multiple actors during the movie, I would focus on one character per movie run and try to understand what that character was about. After 4 runs, the movie gave me a clear impression of each of the 30-40 characters.

    So I was trying to say that even short stories can manage to portray dozens of characters in great detail without even getting into backstories. But maybe we, mere mortals, can't easily do such Oscar-level artistic feats. So maybe the end conclusion is just that I thought Oppenheimer is a great movie 😆

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    Celluloid: The Magic beneath us
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