REFERENCE FOR 'ENTER THE DREAM'
HIGH ALERT!:
Note to Reader : You are about to enter the area of reading 'Enter the Dream'. I wish to forewarn you now, in the interest of your own self-knowledge beforehand, that what this depicts is a fictional setting of my 'take' on the educational scene depicted. Conceptually, this deals with the overlapping confusion of dream vs. reality as reflected prismatically in the same overlap between film and real life - what was imagined, what one thought they saw, what feasibly could or could not exist. And I've used as a setting that closed and claustrophobic setting of professorial college drawing rooms, college campuses with urban settings, town/gown issues...and the entire piece ends up depicting that very same confusion I just mentioned. Don't let it rile you, and if you're easily offended, don't read, (let alone consider the idea of what the HELL such a subject as FILM is doing being taught as such as a 'college' course).
Note to Reader : You are about to enter the area of reading 'Enter the Dream'. I wish to forewarn you now, in the interest of your own self-knowledge beforehand, that what this depicts is a fictional setting of my 'take' on the educational scene depicted. Conceptually, this deals with the overlapping confusion of dream vs. reality as reflected prismatically in the same overlap between film and real life - what was imagined, what one thought they saw, what feasibly could or could not exist. And I've used as a setting that closed and claustrophobic setting of professorial college drawing rooms, college campuses with urban settings, town/gown issues...and the entire piece ends up depicting that very same confusion I just mentioned. Don't let it rile you, and if you're easily offended, don't read, (let alone consider the idea of what the HELL such a subject as FILM is doing being taught as such as a 'college' course).
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