 Henry 0th Posts: 27
4/11/2017
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So within a few decades their may well be a Mr. Film. Or a Mousier Film, or a Herr Film, or even, if the masters are perticularly desperate a Fuhrer of flim.
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 Catherine Raymond Posts: 2518
4/11/2017
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Like as not Mr. Veils will, in time, lay claim to the name "Mr. Film".
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 Anne Auclair Posts: 2215
4/11/2017
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Catherine Raymond wrote:
Like as not Mr. Veils will, in time, lay claim to the name "Mr. Film". On what basis? Film theaters don't even have curtains!
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 Catherine Raymond Posts: 2518
4/11/2017
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Anne Auclair wrote:
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Like as not Mr. Veils will, in time, lay claim to the name "Mr. Film". On what basis? Film theaters don't even have curtains!
Ah, but Mr. Veils's metier is not primarily cloth, but entertainment, especially of a frivolous nature. Film certainly qualifies, as does prostitution (ably supplied to FL by him via Sinning Jenny and her ladies).
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 Anne Auclair Posts: 2215
4/12/2017
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Catherine Raymond wrote:
Anne Auclair wrote:
Catherine Raymond wrote:
Like as not Mr. Veils will, in time, lay claim to the name "Mr. Film". On what basis? Film theaters don't even have curtains!
Ah, but Mr. Veils's metier is not primarily cloth, but entertainment, especially of a frivolous nature. Film certainly qualifies, as does prostitution (ably supplied to FL by him via Sinning Jenny and her ladies). Are you sure you don't mean Mr Wines? Mr Wines is the Master who specializes in frivolous entertainments, hobnobs with Bohemians, and owns the Parlor of Virtue. Mr Veils is only really into cloth and murder...
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 al2o3cr Posts: 66
4/28/2017
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Somehow both wildly off-topic and relevant:
http://blog.plover.com/2017/02/21/#anagram-scoring
Happened across that article today, and TL;DR it decides the best anagram pair in the English dictionary is:
CINEMATOGRAPHER anagrams to MEGACHIROPTERAN
Clearly this is an indication that the Masters will get along famously with the movie business.
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 Optimatum Posts: 3666
4/28/2017
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AU where the Masters are all cinematographers instead of megachiropterans
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 Henry 0th Posts: 27
4/28/2017
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Optimatum wrote:
AU where the Masters are all cinematographers instead of megachiropterans They can be both. Presumably each genre of film with have its own master. So they'll be a Mr. action, Mr. Rom Com (that's probably wines) Mr. Heist film (stones) Mr. underdog sports story likely having a blemmigan player Mr. this thing is popular right now lets make a movie about it that will come out at least year after all interest has faded, Mr. found footage flims etc. etc.
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 Anne Auclair Posts: 2215
4/29/2017
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Wouldn't the Masters be more like the advertisers who sustain the mediums of film and television and use them to saturate the living world with images of their commodities?
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 ForScience Posts: 69
4/29/2017
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Henry 0th wrote:
Optimatum wrote:
AU where the Masters are all cinematographers instead of megachiropterans They can be both. Presumably each genre of film with have its own master. So they'll be a Mr. action, Mr. Rom Com (that's probably wines) Mr. Heist film (stones) Mr. underdog sports story likely having a blemmigan player Mr. this thing is popular right now lets make a movie about it that will come out at least year after all interest has faded, Mr. found footage flims etc. etc.
Mr Cheap Pulpy Sci-FivB-Movie Starring Some Guy in a Rubber Suit is CLEARLY the best one Wait until someone tries to make a movie like that with huge, terrifying bats as the monsters
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 al2o3cr Posts: 66
5/1/2017
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ForScience wrote:
Henry 0th wrote:
Optimatum wrote:
AU where the Masters are all cinematographers instead of megachiropterans They can be both. Presumably each genre of film with have its own master. So they'll be a Mr. action, Mr. Rom Com (that's probably wines) Mr. Heist film (stones) Mr. underdog sports story likely having a blemmigan player Mr. this thing is popular right now lets make a movie about it that will come out at least year after all interest has faded, Mr. found footage flims etc. etc.
Mr Cheap Pulpy Sci-FivB-Movie Starring Some Guy in a Rubber Suit is CLEARLY the best one Wait until someone tries to make a movie like that with huge, terrifying bats as the monsters
Like the situation depicted in "Shadow of the Vampire" but with the Vake instead of Nosferatu. That could get... messy.
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 Anne Auclair Posts: 2215
5/1/2017
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al2o3cr wrote:
ForScience wrote:
Henry 0th wrote:
Optimatum wrote:
AU where the Masters are all cinematographers instead of megachiropterans They can be both. Presumably each genre of film with have its own master. So they'll be a Mr. action, Mr. Rom Com (that's probably wines) Mr. Heist film (stones) Mr. underdog sports story likely having a blemmigan player Mr. this thing is popular right now lets make a movie about it that will come out at least year after all interest has faded, Mr. found footage flims etc. etc.
Mr Cheap Pulpy Sci-FivB-Movie Starring Some Guy in a Rubber Suit is CLEARLY the best one Wait until someone tries to make a movie like that with huge, terrifying bats as the monsters
Like the situation depicted in "Shadow of the Vampire" but with the Vake instead of Nosferatu. That could get... messy.
Audiences want realism.
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 ProfessorDetective Posts: 50
6/5/2017
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The NEEDS to happen, Failbetter. Please?
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 ProfessorDetective Posts: 50
6/5/2017
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Also: We need Apples and Mrs. Plenty running a snack bar.
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 ProfessorDetective Posts: 50
6/5/2017
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And another thought: You wouldn't need to use special effects for all but the goriest (decapitations, severe dismemberments, eviscerations) of death scenes.
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 ProfessorDetective Posts: 50
6/5/2017
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One more: Fires is in charge of the projectors, Mirrors is in charge of film stock, Pages is in charge of screenwriting and censorship (through Ministry of Public Decency), Veils runs the picture houses and actual film production, and Apples does the snacks. There are too many good ideas here.
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 ProfessorDetective Posts: 50
6/5/2017
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Last one, I promise. Querry: would it be just as bad to bring a camera (cinematographic or otherwise) into the Labyrinth of Tigers as it would a mirror?
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 Anne Auclair Posts: 2215
7/28/2017
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It seems worth mentioning that "moving pictures" make an appearance in one of the new chess options, wherein one tries to recall a particular Surface memory acquired in the Nadir. It appears the train has arrived well ahead of its schedule. . edited by Anne Auclair on 7/28/2017
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 Anchovies Posts: 421
7/28/2017
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ProfessorDetective wrote:
Last one, I promise. Querry: would it be just as bad to bring a camera (cinematographic or otherwise) into the Labyrinth of Tigers as it would a mirror? The single-lens reflex (SLR) camera, invented in 1861 and put into commercial production in 1884, uses a mirror. NO PHOTOGRAPHY. VIOLATORS WILL BE DEVOURED.
But how might Fingerkings react to being photographed? I think I have an idea.
1. Fingerkings are from Parabola, the place where "is-not" is. 2. Fingerkings can reach the Neath through mirrors. 3. A person possessed (or otherwise body-snatched) by Fingerkings has reptilian eyes. 4. The Gallery of Serpents is a prison for "Many-Fingered Kings", filled with wooden sculptures of unnatural creatures.
What if Fingerkings travel through the Neath by means of depiction? Mirrors present an image of the world; Fingerkings enter the world through mirrors. Eyes present an image to the mind; if someone has lost their mind to Fingerkings, the serpentine influence can be seen in their eyes. A wooden sculpture presents a frozen, immobile image of a thing; Fingerkings can be imprisoned in a place of wooden sculptures. A dream can be made real in an image. Might the same be true of the Many-Fingered Kings?
A photograph is a static image, and may thus be able to imprison Fingerkings in the same manner as a wooden sculpture. An SLR camera would transport the Fingerking to a mirror, from which it could escape back to Parabola before its image was projected onto the film.
-- Perhaps our role on this planet is not to worship God — but to create Him. —Sir Arthur C Clarke
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 Anne Auclair Posts: 2215
7/28/2017
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ProfessorDetective wrote:
One more: Fires is in charge of the projectors, Mirrors is in charge of film stock, Pages is in charge of screenwriting and censorship (through Ministry of Public Decency), Veils runs the picture houses and actual film production, and Apples does the snacks. There are too many good ideas here. Mr Wines supplies the actors, actresses, and sets. Maybe the picture houses instead of Veils?
It seems the odd one out would be Mr Spices? . edited by Anne Auclair on 7/28/2017
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