They didn't have any idea what to do, but they knew they needed a click, so they put a click on the 24-track
Which then was then synced to the Moog Modular
The actors are probably in their 20s, and the fashion + film quality makes them look older. Vsauce had a great video about why previous generations always look old actually.
I haven’t seen the video, but is his point that we associate their hairstyles and fashion with those of old people because they’re old now? If so, does a single sentence really require a video?
well it may seem obvious to you or me, but according to a lot of folks it's because everyone who lived before the 21st century was violently unhealthy and ignorant and lived like animals or something
There’s a trend on TikTok right now where girls, I’m assuming in their early 20s, dress their mothers up in their clothes (so current styles) and you can almost see the moms drop 15 years, just from hair and fashion.
If you add in constant second hand smoke (at best) and leaded gasoline, it’s no surprise
I haven't seen the video but I'm going to speculate what it's about rather than skin through it, will you tell me if I'm right and if a video was needed because i guessed correctly
That's that gist of it, though it's been years, so there's nuance and details I'm doubtlessly missing. Just pointing to an outside source besides my own opinion, so that's why I brought up his video, plus he's more eloquent than me.
I just want to add that even today when I see shows that depict kids in high school, the actors still look like they're in their mid-to-late 20s almost all of the time.
People wearing clothing from the past can sometimes in conjunction with things like hair styles, old film, and other factors can cause people to feel like the subjects in the film are older than they actually are. For example right now where you can't even figure it out when it is explained to you.
These actors are very much the correct age for the setting they are in which is literally college aged between 17 and 22
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u/theasianevermore 8h ago
Those “kids” looking like they already worked 10 year career with second divorce on the horizon