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you know, of all the established directors working today i think the one that would feel most at home in my world, the world of the video essay, is edgar wright. see, basically what i do here every week, like any essayist, is make an argument. the difference between me and say, new york times columnist paul krugman besides a phd in economics and like, accolades is that i use video to make my arguments, where he has only language but even so, our goals are the same: to make a persuasive and engaging argument. and just like writers pay close attention to the flow of their words,
carefully crafting the transitions from one idea to the next i see the rhythm and momentum of my videos as crucial to their effectiveness and here's where i can learn a lot from edgar wright. [scott]: can i get back to you on that? (bell ringing) edgar wright is a master of rhythm. what you just saw is one of many extraordinary scene transitions from scott pilgrim vs. the world it lasts about four and a half seconds, but it's worth taking a second, slower look
this transition is all about movement to the right it kicks off with anna kendrick looking to camera right, which is the direction of the movement but she's also looking at her brother through the split screen her split screen is keyframed off to the left and so is scott pilgrim's but wright has cleverly positioned him left in the frame so he can bring in the unseen right-hand part of the shot to extend the dolly wipe and the right of that frame is the armchair which wipes across to reveal the next outdoor setting and the onomatopoeia letters of the school bell aid this transition into a shot that continues the motion by actually dollying to the right. if you were to diagram out this transition, it would look a little like this
and it gives you a better sense of just how much care is put into a handful of frames. the transitions are a site of opportunity for edgar wright, they're not only an opportunity for visual jokes, as my friend tony explored briefly in another video which i'll link to right here they're a chance to build important connective tissue that brings the viewer through the story. in fact i think a story is a lot like an argument. it has to be persuasive to work. [stephen]: scott![scott]: what? [stephen]: you only played one note for that entire song in the beginning of this movie, scott pilgrim is adrift. the break-up that defined his life for the past year is no longer an excuse for his sour attitude
he begins a relationship with a 17-year old that's clearly not serious to him and he's kind of just floating through life it's a feeling that i'm sure a lot of people are familiar with, i know i am. when everything sort of melts together and you skip around in time from place to place. to communicate this feeling, wright melts together the transitions between settings he utilizes a few techniques to do this; on scott's date with knives for example there are a series of frame wipes that use diegetic moving objects, usually people, that are so seamless they momentarily trick the brain into not registering the transition. what's more these wipes are all accompanied by sound effects which are also diegetic whether it's a car, a skateboard, the rustling of clothes hangers,
or the beep of a sliding door all pulling you deeper into the world. you also have shots where the reverse shot is matched in framing, but in a totally different location. i mean this is really cool because wright is using the rules of cinema against you you're not trained to think that a scene transition could come between a shot reverse shot so you're already engaging with the next place before you realize that you've left the last one when you think back on this sequence it's hard to remember all the locations as distinct, which is exactly what scott is feeling. [stephen]: i told you like 50 times [kim]: we're going to this party, retard all throughout scott pilgrim, wright never misses a chance to use a creative transition, whether it's from scene to scene
[scott]: oh, hey, it's tonight at the r- or within scenes, from shot to shot [scott]: wallace! i think the overall effect of this is two-fold. not only do the wipes and whip pans and match cuts draw you along the story as it unfolds, but they also make you into a more observant viewer. there are transitions that disappear the first time you watch, and stand out the second time or vice versa i mean where exactly is the scene transition here? it's happening completely off-screen, or rather, behind the screen.
my guess is either that the house set is on wheels or the bathroom itself is being spun around to face another backdrop. whichever it is, the transition is disorienting in the best way, and because what's happening isn't possible, you're encouraged to sort of put the film together, an interactivity that's appropriate in a movie about gaming. what's important is that the film goer is involved and engrossed at the same time. this delicate balance is achieved through transitions that are often lyrical, like a kind of visual poetry in the most unlikely place. it might be worth noting too that scott pilgrim is a story about a transitionary period in the hero's life. a period between knowing who you were and deciding who you're going to be
life's transitions are harder to navigate than those in film or a video essay, but all of them have to be persuasive,and persuasion is about more than the words or the images or the ideas you use it's also about how you connect now. (music) hey, everybody. thanks for watching there is a new nerdwriter episode every wednesday so if you click right there you'll subscribe to this channel and get all the videos. guys, i'm in venice can you see? can you see that i'm in venice italy, that is amazing i'm here for a month and a half working, living, exploring, this place is like a dream and being here is a dream for me
anyway, i have to thank squarespace for sponsoring this video. they make sleek intuitive websites i just made one called the nerdwriter.net you sign up for a year you can get a free domain name and if you use the offer code nerdwriter you can get 10% off your first purchase. you know. it's really easy to do go make one it's fun. thanks guys for that, and i will see the rest of you hopefully next wednesday i'm in venice this is crazy!
and i'm john knicely. some of us woke up to a clap of thunder here in the metro... that was just a minor
inconven ience... compared to what happened northwest of the metro. reporer brandon scott and producer
roger hamer spent the day checking out the damage... first in scribner, then in columbus. monster winds of up to
80 miles per hour toppled the steeple of this church. now an entire community is cleaning up the damage left behind.
--church clean up-- these piles of debris are all that's left of the nearly 100 year-old steeple at st. paul lutheran
church after a ferocious storm roared through the tiny town of scribner. molly broekemeier, scribner:
it was more of a hurricane- like coming through and just blew stuff around. --roof cleanup-- downtown,
the wind ripped the roof off a building, knocked over power lines, and tore through trees.
angelique weeks was nearly crushed by a falling tree. she showed us her bruises and scrapes. weeks,
scribner resident: if i had been half a second slower it would have been on top of me. flattened
corn rural areas nearby were hit hard, too... leaving farmers worried about their crops. the winds
walloped this cornfield. by now, these plants are supposed to be nearly 8 feet tall. but the strong wind folded the
plants in half. about an hour away in columbus, we found that the same storm shredded this trailer home and pulled
betsy dubas's fence posts out of the concrete. betsy dubas, columbus i thought it was never going to quit!
it lasted a long time. church clean up back in scribner, the congregation of st paul's church is
thankful no one was hurt... and that the damage wasn't worse. 16.43.00 we're pretty blessed that this was a straight wind
and just knocked it straight forward and didn't actually take out the main church. 43.05 even though
the clean-up is still underway, this already planning to raise money and rebuild. reporting in scribner with
producer roger hamer, i'm brandon scott, wowt 6 news. some areas of were still without power this
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30th Anniversary Concert Celebration [DVD] [2014] [NTSC]. In the end, it was about the songs. On October 16, 1992, an impressive and eclectic group of artists gathered at Madison Square Garden in New York City for the purpose of celebrating the music of Bob Dylan on the occasion of his 30th anniversary of recording. Bringing together musical greats as far-flung as Johnny Cash and Eddie Vedder, The Clancy Brothers and Lou Reed, the four hour show celebrated a truly remarkable lifetime of songs in front of a sold-out audience of over 18,000. Warmly dubbed the Bobfest by participant Neil Young, the show was broadcast around the world and feature a cast of musical notables performing carefully chosen an0 often surprising selections from the incomparable Dylan songbook... #30th #Anniversary #Concert #Celebration #DVD #2014 #NTSC
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daddy!? mommy, i don't want to lose you ever again. sarah, give me your mommy! daddy, come with us! we have to leave this house so mommy will not get lost again. okay sarah but give me mommy first, i will take care of her. this is the only way i can finally forget! no! mommy! no matter where i hid the doll, sarah always found it.
i still remember when you gave the doll to sarah but it's gone forever now. why did you have to leave us so early? i can't live like this for the rest of my life. i have to move on, i have to forget! but there is one more thing that reminds me of her... oh my god! daddy killed mommy, what are we going to do? you have to avenge her death! but how? oh, that sounds cruel...
apple juice, sarah's favourite. this should do the work without leaving any clues. sarah! sarah! drink this! sarah? where are you? i got the weapon, what now? call the darkness! you already have it in your heart. it's your friend that will protect you from your daddy! okay!
what the fuck is goin' on now? huh? huh, sarah? sarah, show yourself! this is not funny! calm down, it's just a little confused girl. where could she be? hmm... fuck! something already got daddy, i don't know what. the darkness helped you more than you've expected.
when there's darkness around, you are safe! oh, that's nice. i guess i will stay in this house anyway.
translator: nadine hennigreviewer: ilze garda when i was growing up, there was this songwe used to sing on the playground, and it went like this, "tracy and so and so,sitting in a tree, k-i-s-s-i-n-g, first comes love, then comes marriage, then comes baby in a baby carriage." and i'm like, "ok, that's it! that's how you do life.that's how you do a relationship. love, marriage, baby carriage. ok, got it!
(laughter) then i grew up, and this iswhat my life turned out to be. slightly more complicated, right?(laughter) love, marriage, divorce,dry spells, love, marriage, co-parenting, another marriage,another divorce; you got the picture. (applause) so if you're good at math and/ora fast reader, what you've got there is that i've been married three times.
yep, three, and divorced. what that is supposed to mean isthat i'm a total failure at relationships. and that is one wayto look at it, but not the only way. because what i think really happenedis that i kept marrying the wrong person. no, it's not that i didn't--it's not that i chose bad guys. my first two husbands were amazing men who are now marriedto wonderful women who aren't me. and my third husband, well,we're friends on facebook now. so, all is well that ends well, right?
after the collapse ofmy third marriage in 2005, i realized that i've been marryingeveryone in sight, except the one personthat i really needed to marry in order to have a great relationship and that once i married that person, all of my relationships would besuccesses, even the failures. the so-called failures, actually. since we're talking todayabout women inventing, i'm going to talk aboutinventing relationships.
what i've found through a lot of trialand obviously, many, many, many errors, to be the thing that hastransformed my life and love, and that is this ideaof marrying yourself. so what does it mean to marry yourself? it's a big idea. it is as big as marriage itselfexcept, if i could just summarize it, it would be that you enterinto a relationship with yourself and then you put a ring on it. in other words,you commit to yourself fully.
and then you builda relationship with yourself to the point where you realizethat you're whole right now, that there is no man, woman, job,circumstance that can happen to you that is going to make you more wholebecause you already are. and this changes your life. by now, i'm sure at leastsome of you are wondering why you should be listeningto a three-time divorcee talk about marriage? even to herself. and i understand that.
here's what i have to say about that: what i've learned and my experience is that the places where you havethe biggest challenges in your life become the places where youhave the most to give if you do your inner work. i kind of want to say that again: the places where you havethe biggest challenges are the places where youhave the most to give. so let me tell you a little bitabout the person i truly needed to marry:
myself. i am from minneapolis. wooh! my mom was a prostitute and an alcoholic. she put me in foster carewhen i was three months old. my dad was a criminal; he was a drug dealer and a pimpwith a heart of gold - actually, they both had hearts of gold - and he spent more or lessmy whole life in prison. he just got out of prisonafter his most recent sentence
which was 20 years. until the age of nine, i was probablyin two dozen foster homes. the thing you need to knowabout this story - there are a lot of details, obviously -but the thing you need to know is that i came out of that childhoodwith one goal: to never be left. the way i was going to do thatis that i was going to get married. that was the way i was goingto accomplish that goal. so i got married the first timeto a guy i met when i was 17. we got married a coupleof years later, when i was 19.
he was a really good guyfrom a great family, he had an mba. i mean, it was like,you know, marriage material. you know, i was thrilled. i was like, "i have a family.i belong somewhere. this is wonderful." and then after five years i left him. then ten years later, i got married againto another wonderful guy, who is the father of mynow 16-years-old son. we still have a wonderful relationship.he is a really good guy. but after four years i left him, too.
and i am not proud to say that i did that,but in order to really marry yourself, you have to get sometimesvery painfully honest with yourself about what it is that you've done. so i'm not proud of that. then eight years later,i got married again, when i was 40, and i was like, "ok, this feels right!" let me tell you what felt rightto a girl who was in 24 foster homes: a guy who started to dateafter nine months of marriage; essentially, he started datinga 21-year-old girl.
ok, i mean, it would be funny,if it weren't so tragic. you have to have a sense of...that is why we're facebook friends. so, here i am lookingat this person that i just described with a terrible track recordof relationships, and i'm like, "i'm supposed to marry her? this is the womanyou want me to marry?" and the answer is yes. because here is the deal: the thing about marrying yourselfis not just like cohabitating.
you're not just going to datefor a while and see how it turns out. you are going to do thistill death do you part. you are going to take vows. so here are the vows. number 1: you are going to marry yourselffor richer or for poorer. this means you are goingto love yourself right where you are. you don't say to yourself, "when you getto the corner of hollywood and vine, then i will marry you."
you don't say, "when you loseten pounds, then i will love you." and you don't say, "if you hadn'tmarried that loser, i would love you, but since you did,i'm sorry, i think it's over." when you marry yourself,you walk yourself down that aisle exactly where you are. and paradoxically, i foundthat loving myself exactly where i am is the only way to get where i am going. number 2: you are going to marry yourselffor better or for worse.
what this means is that most of usare willing to love ourselves for better, i mean, sure, i am havinga great hair day today. i love me. that's not what i am talking about. i'm talking about for worse,you know, the big life disappointments. maybe you don't own a home,you didn't get the career you wanted, maybe you didn't graduate from college,or get the relationship you wanted. maybe it hasn't turned out--maybe you fight with your mum, maybe you watch too much reality tv,
whatever it is, it doesn't matter anymore. because when you marry yourself,you agree to stay with you no matter what. third, you marry yourselfin sickness and in health. what this means is that you forgiveyourself for your mistakes. a mistake isn't actually a failureunless you don't learn from it and unless you don't grow. there is a saying, "you ask for patience,and what you get is a line at the bank." what that means is that lifedoes not give you what you've asked for,
it gives you the people,places, and situations that allow you to developwhat you ask for. and the thing is if you don't get itright the first time, life will give it to you again. because life is very generous that way. it's like i didn't get it the first time,in the first marriage, and i didn't get it the second time,maybe the third time i'll get it. so inside that terrible experienceof that third marriage, i learned somethingabout "in sickness and in health".
what i learned is how to sitby my own bedside, and how to hold my own hand,and how to nurse myself, and how to comfort myself. what i learned is that i ama person that i can count on. last but not least, you marry yourself-- when you marry yourself,it's to have and to hold yourself. what does it mean to have and to hold? well, i think it meansthat you love yourself the way you wantsomeone else to love you.
i had always been goingthrough life with this sense of lack. i felt like i was kind of half a person,and that i was missing something. i went into my relationships hoping to solve this feelingthat i had my entire life: that i was not wholeunless someone loved me. the truth was that i wasn't ever going to feel wholeuntil i learned to love myself. so this business of marrying yourselftransforms every area of your life: your business, family relationships,kids, social relationships, friends.
because when you marry yourself,this huge thing happens: you become able to lovein this whole new way. you become able to love other peopleright where they are, for who they are, the same way you're alreadyloving yourself. and of course, this iswhat the world needs more of. so when i married myself, and i realizedthat i already had everything i needed, i started seeing it as my job to basically just light upmy little corner of the world. that's my new job.
because i don't need anything,i already have it. so when i take meetings, it's all about how can i helpthis person achieve her goal? when i'm in my social communities, it is like what can i bringto this that only i can bring? when i go on dates, it is like how can i just discoveranother person maybe for just one hour which, of course, brings me a full circle. because people always asked meabout my love life; they want to know.
you know, the answer is,i am still working on it. aren't we all? so this is where i am right now. about three months ago,i went on a first date. about 30 minutes into the date,i found myself paying attention not to whether he liked me,but how i felt in his presence. i noticed that i was light, happy, joking. as i reflected on the date afterwards,i was like, "wow, i got really excited! look, this is how committedi am to myself."
i am not even on this datetrying to get someone to like me. i am more interested in how i feelabout me than how he feels about me, not because i am selfish,but because the only relationship i am ever going to havewith another person is the one that i amalready having with myself - just going to have it with them now. so it turned out he liked me,and we are still together. it's cool and amazing,but i've been married three times, so slow down!
the thing is that i am not tryingto get security from him through marriage, and, god forbid, a baby carriage. i am only here tojust be in a relationship. i am not dying to hear the words,"will you marry me?" because even thoughthose words are very powerful - and very powerful to a person like me - i don't need them to hear it from him because i have alreadyheard them from myself. the way i see it is like i took myselfto the top of a mountain,
or maybe to the bottom of the ocean, and i got down on one knee,and i said, "i'll never leave you." and now i am married to the one personi really wanted to be with all along, thank you.
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