doug klinger

this is just regular vfx that are bad

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I GOT A CRAB
I GOT A CRAB
I GOT A CRAB
I GOT A CRAB
I GOT A CRAB
I GOT A CRAB

What the fuck do you mean I got a longer prison sentence than Diddy

send this to someone that has a music video treatment due

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hey charles thanks for reading! it's a heartbreaker, very few places left online for the community

thug has a song about friendship on the new album and i think that's nice

prolly one of these two tame impalla videos. vimeo.com/57946935 and vimeo.com/147173661

Collier: I refused to sign and so I was told that I was gonna have to stay here on the floor. They have locked the doors. The sergeants have been instructed not to allow me to leave until I have a permission slip.

Most of y'all probably knew Malcolm-Jamal Warner was a director. He started with music videos, including New Edition's NE Heartbreak.

WeTransfer just changed their TOS giving themselves permission to train AI on any content you transfer and produce derivative works based on content you transfer that they are allowed to monetize and you are not allowed payment for.

Stop using WeTransfer.

I just left the Everglades Immigrant Interment Camp. No, I’m not using their ridiculous name. It was a very tough to witness humans in those cages. Every Floridian should be ashamed that our taxpayer money is being used for this.

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it's a fair question, google is definitely all in on the ai arms race. my vevo article quotes yt's head of music saying they hope gen-ai will help make music videos cheaper. but the dataset on vimeo is far more refined. higher quality content, less junk, and much better metadata and categorization.

yeah it's cooked. rip in peace.

NO KINGS INCLUDES DRAFT KINGS

Los Angeles specifically is the realest America, imo.

5 years after Chauvin murdered George Floyd:
-Police are killing more Americans than ever before
-Qualified immunity still exists, preventing accountability
-Police budgets are bigger than ever before (Thanks both to Biden and Trump)

This is not freedom. This is a march towards authoritarianism.

Vimeo’s Long Goodbye How Vimeo left filmmakers behind without ever turning a profit.

i wrote 3,300 words about the death of vimeo mvnd.co/p/vimeo-s-lo...

a chart that looks like a financial crash, with the 10 most popular music videos mapped on top

a visual breakdown of the vevo bubble

the vevo bubble mvnd.co/p/the-vevo-b...

Music Video Roundup: April 2025 The best and worst videos of April 2025

the best and worst music videos of april 2025 mvnd.co/p/music-vide...

Generative AI is the Sax-A-Boom Call out the slop for what it is.

Generative AI is the Sax-A-Boom mvnd.co/p/generative...

“BRING HIM HOME” 🔥

Video of the international student at Tufts being arrested by "federal authorities" in Massachusetts has been released and it's terrifying.

They're not even uniformed officers. Just secret police thugs in hoodies and masks.

From WCVB: youtu.be/PuFIs7OkzYY

i am glad sean baker said what he said. i just wish the voice of our indie film generation made watchable movies

Black residents mourn lost homes, history as wildfires scorch Altadena “All that stuff that you thought was so important can be gone in five minutes.”

I talked to the Black residents of Altadena who say they’ve lost everything but hope.

“When you escape tragedy, you say, ‘it could have got me.’ It didn’t. So I’m going to keep on going,” said 83-year-old Walt Butler.

For example, Kesha Jackson's husband, John Jackson, died at low-security federal prison in Arkansas in 2019. On that day Kesha Jackson received a call from John's sister, who said she needed to call the prison right away; something had happened and they wouldn't tell the sister anything. "I did not get through," Jackson said in a video produced by FAMM. "The phone just rang and rang." The Bureau of Prisons did not have the time to call Jackson or even answer the phone, but it did have time to update its website. "John's other cellmate, who had gone home, called and said, 'Kesh, look at the federal inmate locator,'" Jackson recalled, "and they had updated it to say 'deceased.'" A chaplain would call her several hours later to break the news she'd already learned. Another inmate told Jackson her husband had been slipping in and out of consciousness in his cell. Other inmates banged on their doors to try and alert someone, but correctional officers wouldn't come. When the guards finally opened Jackson's door and dragged him out, he was already dead. His cause of death was listed as MRSA, a severe but treatable staph infection.

ICYMI: the Bureau of Prisons is consistently cruel to families whose loved ones die behind bars. One woman, after spending all night calling a prison, found out her husband was dead because the BOP updated his status to 'deceased.' reason.com/2024/11/19/t...

bought 2 coffees and just finished what i thought was the first one but it was actually the second one