what an ego centric idiot. puking his new religion. imitation of genuis does not make one intelligent. besides nietzsche was far from genuis. just a man who could not accept reality and so created his own.
@mchrist910 Yeah, I had to talk that way since the mic I was using was so sensitive, and I did not want to have the intense sounds from breath when I pronounced "p" and "t". :) Bummer really, since I get good compliments on my voice. To hear a sample of my voice talking normally, watch this video I did with better mic: youtube.com/watch?v=xIT_Aj1M2Uo
@mchrist910 I was reading a script I guess. I am an animated guy, but I can see why you would say monotone with that video I linked you too. It was a "news story". Check out some of my other stuff. Look at "Burkut's Epik Journey", where I play Borat's cousin in my journey to America, accent and all. Definitely not monotone. Ha. :)
@mchrist910 Good suggestion. I have actually filmed a handful of more Cig Sessions, one for Jim Morrison, and William S. Burroughs. Did you see my Charles Bukowski one? Kerouac with jazz would be cool.
yea that was the first one i saw, i was looking at various bukowski videos and stumbled upon it. i actually havent read much nietzche but from what i hear, he's a little to morose for me. burroughs, fucking epic though. and of course morrison was a prophet.
Well done. The only flaw came when the music rose just a little too much and I had to turn it way up to understand the words mingled with it. Anyway, you also chose a very good passage, and one revealing interesting beliefs and postures for Nietzsche, although from the first word he wrote his philosophy never stayed the same. Thanks.
1. Milton wrote something very different, regarding trial and contradiction.
2. Anecdotal evidence, especially ONE piece of it, logically proves nothing.
3. You should step outside of your view-frame of thousands of years, and imagine the very first human who thought anything at all, let's say, "beauty is its own purpose". If one person could ever be the first to think something, it is still possible. Something new in the most particular way is still original. You only have to look harder.
Have you heard much of his music? His music is fantastic. A lot of people are not familiar with his music, or that he wrote any music at all! Be sure to check out 'Cigarette Sessions: Bukowski'. Very glad you liked the video.
Geez, how embarrassing. No, I wasn't aware of that. I'm glad you told me though, now I need to investigate some more.. I really thought I had a clue. Bukowski is neat also, will do!
I am actually not studying Nietzsche. This film is part of a series that will feature myself and friends from all around the world, in their languages (subtitled in English of course). The concept is that I will use author's words, and have an inner dialogue going on for the person in film. Different locations, cities, countries, etc. Cafe, flat, street, anywhere really. Watch another in the series, 'Cigarette Sessions: Bukowski'. An L.A. poet who died in the '90s.
PS. Hope you watched more of my films, and liked. I'm working right now on my favorite film I have ever made, of my 98 on here. Will be out by this weekend. Upcoming films shot, needing editing: Biking Maui Volcano, Ninja Movie in Hawaii, Deep Sea Fishing Hawaii, Cigarette Sessions: Shakespeare's Hamlet, RHCP's 'Charlie', Family of Zits (animated), Ham-lette (college student cramming for exam, sees cooking omelettes portray Hamlet), and more... creativity + imagination = ultimate diversity.
what an ego centric idiot. puking his new religion. imitation of genuis does not make one intelligent. besides nietzsche was far from genuis. just a man who could not accept reality and so created his own.
aqueenowlbee 8 months ago
nietzche is rolling in his grave
illputupwithit 1 year ago 3
Like it man. Thank You.
taratasarar 1 year ago
MORE CIG SESSIONS! what are you smokin on anyway? they better be american spirits.
mchrist910 1 year ago
@mchrist910 Don't recall, something cheap. :)
Spooly 1 year ago 3
ugh i cant get over that horrid nasalie voice
mchrist910 1 year ago
@mchrist910 Yeah, I had to talk that way since the mic I was using was so sensitive, and I did not want to have the intense sounds from breath when I pronounced "p" and "t". :) Bummer really, since I get good compliments on my voice. To hear a sample of my voice talking normally, watch this video I did with better mic: youtube.com/watch?v=xIT_Aj1M2Uo
Spooly 1 year ago
eh nothing personal, your videos are tight but i just dont like your voice, even with the better mic. too monotone i think.
mchrist910 1 year ago
@mchrist910 I was reading a script I guess. I am an animated guy, but I can see why you would say monotone with that video I linked you too. It was a "news story". Check out some of my other stuff. Look at "Burkut's Epik Journey", where I play Borat's cousin in my journey to America, accent and all. Definitely not monotone. Ha. :)
Spooly 1 year ago
you should do a kerouac with some jazz
mchrist910 1 year ago
@mchrist910 Good suggestion. I have actually filmed a handful of more Cig Sessions, one for Jim Morrison, and William S. Burroughs. Did you see my Charles Bukowski one? Kerouac with jazz would be cool.
Spooly 1 year ago
yea that was the first one i saw, i was looking at various bukowski videos and stumbled upon it. i actually havent read much nietzche but from what i hear, he's a little to morose for me. burroughs, fucking epic though. and of course morrison was a prophet.
mchrist910 1 year ago
@mchrist910 Yeah, I hope to release those Cig Sessions one day soon, perhaps later this summer or fall.
Spooly 1 year ago
Well done. The only flaw came when the music rose just a little too much and I had to turn it way up to understand the words mingled with it. Anyway, you also chose a very good passage, and one revealing interesting beliefs and postures for Nietzsche, although from the first word he wrote his philosophy never stayed the same. Thanks.
toReasonWhy 1 year ago
Nice style, the constantly jiggling camera was distracting though.
nathanyull 2 years ago
Not bad though since I was starring in it AND shooting myself the entire time, right? I was the actor and cameraman on this. :)
Spooly 2 years ago
Oh, that's not jiggling. I edited it with constant fading to give it a ghostlike quality.
Spooly 2 years ago
This has been flagged as spam show
makes me feel so insignificant
indosaur 2 years ago
can someone please inform me what music this is? title? composer?
thanks in advance.
jackbrickhouse 2 years ago
Its Nietzsche's music. Available on cd
mlesseraux 2 years ago
u werent born in 76 were u?
guitaoist 3 years ago
1979 :)
Spooly 3 years ago
cool thanks, since we're on the topics- what date and month- whats ur fav Nietzsche book?
guitaoist 3 years ago
June 14th. Flag Day.
I have read a lot of Nietzsche's stuff, and I don't really have a favorite per se. What's your fave?
Spooly 3 years ago
Hey that was deep!!! I liked it!!
The Black Spiderman
ugoarimo 4 years ago
it's nice...I love it. You have a pleasant voice, it matches the whole theme, and the music is excellent too. Nice work..
vraciudude 4 years ago
"That which does not kill me, makes me stronger."--Friedrich Wilhelm Nietzsche, 1844-1900: German philosopher
This famous para-phrasing was actually written by John Milton about 300 years earlier. There is no original thought. Only our version of an idea.
SilverStarFilms 4 years ago
Nah.
1. Milton wrote something very different, regarding trial and contradiction.
2. Anecdotal evidence, especially ONE piece of it, logically proves nothing.
3. You should step outside of your view-frame of thousands of years, and imagine the very first human who thought anything at all, let's say, "beauty is its own purpose". If one person could ever be the first to think something, it is still possible. Something new in the most particular way is still original. You only have to look harder.
toReasonWhy 1 year ago
joel. this is great, the music ties in perfectly. more of cigarette sessions!
EdmundDied 4 years ago
great stuff! u r very talented! thanks for the comments...xo L
LUCYinLA 4 years ago
Great video.
diotima5 4 years ago
I love Nietzsche as well. Awesome of your to share him with people, good video sir.
ArcDodelijk 4 years ago
Wow, well done. I adore Nietzsche, and this was the first time I heard this in English. I must say, I really like it. 5/5
LittleBlueBird 4 years ago
Have you heard much of his music? His music is fantastic. A lot of people are not familiar with his music, or that he wrote any music at all! Be sure to check out 'Cigarette Sessions: Bukowski'. Very glad you liked the video.
Spooly 4 years ago
Geez, how embarrassing. No, I wasn't aware of that. I'm glad you told me though, now I need to investigate some more.. I really thought I had a clue. Bukowski is neat also, will do!
LittleBlueBird 4 years ago
what book is this quote from?
karlgetsalong 4 years ago
'Thoughts out of Season Part I'
Spooly 4 years ago
Hey Joel, i liked the music...where are you from? i think this is shot very well...are you studying nietzshe?
LisaNova 4 years ago
I am actually not studying Nietzsche. This film is part of a series that will feature myself and friends from all around the world, in their languages (subtitled in English of course). The concept is that I will use author's words, and have an inner dialogue going on for the person in film. Different locations, cities, countries, etc. Cafe, flat, street, anywhere really. Watch another in the series, 'Cigarette Sessions: Bukowski'. An L.A. poet who died in the '90s.
Spooly 4 years ago
PS. Hope you watched more of my films, and liked. I'm working right now on my favorite film I have ever made, of my 98 on here. Will be out by this weekend. Upcoming films shot, needing editing: Biking Maui Volcano, Ninja Movie in Hawaii, Deep Sea Fishing Hawaii, Cigarette Sessions: Shakespeare's Hamlet, RHCP's 'Charlie', Family of Zits (animated), Ham-lette (college student cramming for exam, sees cooking omelettes portray Hamlet), and more... creativity + imagination = ultimate diversity.
Spooly 4 years ago