Hythy

u/Hythy



r/goth•

I've not seen this discussed much here, but growing up I had my head kicked in a fair few times for looking goth. I recall trying to cross a field, and some guys thought my hair was dyed, so they kicked my nose in. I tried to argue in my defence. I got booted in the head.

I remember my dad shouting at me for upsetting my mother for teasing my hair and wearing lipstick (I wanted to look like Rob Smith).

I remember after Sophie Lancaster died my dad hugged me so tight and apologised for shouting at me. He said he didn't want me hurt and he thought that the way I dressed would lead to me being hurt. I love my dad and understand where he was coming from.

I enjoy this community, but I wanted t

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I have a firm belief that I shouldn't profit off of other people's work based on ownership. That is a personal stance and not something I wish to discuss here.

I don't like the idea of buying the rights to the surplus value of someone's work in perpetuity.

What I would like to do is help new companies get capital by investing in a way where I loan them money with interest and they can pay it off and regain ownership of the business over time.

Can anyone advise me on how I can do this?

I know this isn't the best way to grow wealth for myself, but it is what I would prefer to do.

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r/visualsnow•

Does me VSS pose a problem to me working as a DIT? My job requires acute colour recognition and seeing if a shot is in sharp focus.

I don't know what I don't know. So perhaps my vision is a problem.

Not so long ago I was working with an aspiring DIT, but it turned out he was red/green colourblind and never knew. Seeing him come to the conclusion he could never be a DIT on anything other than a Nolan film (and Nolan only shoots on film) was awful.

I wonder if my own VSS (which is all I've ever known) might be an issue for me in my line of work.

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r/Filmmakers•

I'm speaking as a DIT here. On most jobs I cannot return any media to the camera/sound department until I get approval from Edit/the lab to say that they have all the footage/audio securely backed up.

Yet time and time again I get sound technicians hand me a card and then expect me to hand it straight back to them after my initial copy, or bitch about the delay it takes for Edit/the lab to give approval to clear that media.

When I've explained the clearance protocol (which seems pretty standardised and takes at least a day) I often get told that they only have 2 cards and I should return their card right then and there.

I appreciate that the camera team are using rental mags, and soun

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r/Vent•

I just got grilled by a friend about the fact that he took a woman out for a date over a year ago, and on that date I knew her from back in the day so I asked if we could exchange numbers. He said he had to have his guard up around me with women now.

I admit that it was a dick move to draw her attention away from him when I should've been his hype man, but I did not like the insinuation that I did it because I wanted to try it on with her. I just thought she was cool.

The majority of my closest friendships are with women. Women I've shared a bed with without "anything" happening.

I get this shit all the time from people saying that I am only doing things/are nice to women because I want

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