I like the way this comic takes one character and mashes all his actions into one frame, so all the mundane stuff he does ends up adding up to a disturbing whole. not to say we have to be disturbing, but as a structure that comics can produce, is there an equivalent, or similar way of making that we can use for our movie? this is like rat king style in comic form. one character who can't escape his other actions, his other selves. something to mull over?
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cool comic!!!!
I'm bringing Chris (aka "Cloudy") to the apt. tomorrow to share a neighborly potluck dish with George and whomever is currently 'halwaying' it at the flophouse. He'll be bringing his own prepared dish/ingredients per his character- maybe one of George's recipes (?) Should I bring a tripod?
comic is called
676 apparitions of killoffer
fyi
by other selves i mean, would it be possible (considering we are all the same person in a world sense) to play different versions of the same person?
could we make 17 apparitions of kiloffer? 17 people playing one character like I'm Not There?
or in the very least take away the idea that in this cramped apartment one of the interesting conflicts will be lack of space and privacy?
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