Well, I don't have many movies, but I'll show ya what I got. My setup is a square.
Sure, I could have spent three seconds squaring up all the picture frames before taking this photo, but I didn't. This is the new reality. The framed pictures are prints from Paulou's art project in Creations, btw.
Movie Shelf #1
Mostly movies I bought for DIF/WAYDM.
Items of note include:
Apocalypse, CA — feature by friend of the show Chad Peter. I did one of the posters for this movie, a print of it hangs elsewhere in the living room. (All of the art that hangs in our living room / kitchen area is by artists we know personally.) (Or by me.) (Who we don't know at all.)
It's not really a movie in this photo, but... some of the aforementioned living room artwork is by my buddy Alex Pardee, who designed the Sucker Punch logo, which is a movie in this photo, so ha.
Movie Shelf #2
A couple more DIF/WAYDM movies, plus Cloe's box-set of The Prisoner, plus some drum loops, and that Hitchcock box-set I talked about once. Plus Queen at Wembley.
Movie Shelf #3
The rest of the movies I've accumulated over the years.
Items of note include:
Feast 3 — I did VFX on this one, and when we needed to bring on another artist, I emailed Dorkman out of the blue and asked if he was still doing VFX. (As far as I knew, and know, all of the VFX he'd done prior to that point had been personal projects and fanfilms. I knew he was good, but I didn't know if he'd worked on a "real" show before.) (You know, a "real" show, like Feast 3.) (I guess he hadn't.)
Teague Chrystie
I have a tendency to fix your typos.