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Occasionally make movie posters for YouTube videos I download, primarily using low-tech means like cropping, layering, etc.
Mainly because I don't know how to do the more advanced stuff, but I find it kind of fun though to try to do similar levels of quality with lower-tech tools. Kind of like coding challenges but with Paint.NET. Lol. (BTW, that's not a link. Lol.)
Did you watch that short movie that someone here made a few months ago? It was about a doc who dresses up for Halloween. It was really good and making a poster for it would be cool.
I actually didn't! Do you have the link for it?
https://youtu.be/C7lYOkjU03o?feature=shared
Thanks! I'll watch that tonight after I get off work!
It's about 12 minutes.
....Thanks? I'm sorry; I'm just confused why you would mention that.
Just to let you know that it's a short film. You don't have to commit to 2 hours.
Oh.
I appreciate that. :)
Here is an alternative Piped link(s):
https://piped.video/C7lYOkjU03o?feature=shared
Piped is a privacy-respecting open-source alternative frontend to YouTube.
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