Breaking Away: Why Blind Skeleton and Skeleton Brew Are Leaving Traditional Social Media At Blind Skeleton and Skeleton Brew, we have always stood for creativity, independence, and a respect for history and culture. But as we look around at the state of traditional social media and mass media, we find…
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Friday Night Movies
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A Sammy in Siberia (1919, Harold Lloyd)
Silent comedies thrive on chaos—the faster, the funnier. And in A Sammy in Siberia, Harold Lloyd finds himself in one of the most chaotic settings imaginable: post-revolutionary Russia. Released in 1919, this short film blends slapstick comedy with action-adventure, dropping Lloyd’s everyman hero into the frozen wilderness of Siberia, where he…
The Evolution of Moving Pictures
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The Art of Cinematography
Visual Storytelling and Technological Innovations Cinematography is the visual heartbeat of filmmaking, shaping how stories are told and experienced. From the earliest silent films to the rich, immersive visuals of modern cinema, cinematographers have continually pushed the boundaries of their craft. In the early days of film, limited technology forced…
Three Tune Tuesday
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Cats
Inspired by a loss in the household, Boneapart and Yulia discuss the history of cats and play three song from pre-1925 inspired by cats. This week’s songs: The Cat and the Canary Teasing the Cat That Cat Step Bonus Song!
Friday Night Movies
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A Panicky Picnic (1909)
Welcome to another edition of “Friday Night Movie Review.” Tonight, we journey back to the dawn of silent film comedy with the 1909 production, “A Panicky Picnic.” In the realm of early cinema, “A Panicky Picnic” stands as a delightful vignette, capturing the spirit of silent film comedy in its…