Podcast Episode
"when a youtuber shares their secret sauce" with Danny Boyd from CinemaStix

About this episode
Danny Boyd of CinemaStix sits down with Max to explain why the algorithm isn't that complicated, the art behind a funky title/thumbnail combo, and how to dance with the DMCA.
You can download a copy of this episode's transcript here.
Show Notes
Welcome
when you realize you've been watching the cropped version this whole time (Batman: The Mask of Phantasm)
yep, turns out the movie still works without all the exposition (The Bourne Identity)
Every Frame a Painting
The Last Movie Danny Watched
Mission: Impossible - Dead Reckoning | The Biggest Stunt in Cinema History
Henry Cavill's Mustache
Every Frame a Painting and Influence
Return of the King and Queen
The Second – A Short Film by Every Frame a Painting
when the director dabbles in some color theory (Baby Driver)
Radiolab
The CinemaStix Timeline
From the director of CinemaStix: May Edition
Celebrating 15 Years of Podcasting
Penny Voxel
Building a Runway
Nerdwriter
Max Roberts Essays
MFP33 - "The Knowledge of Fire" with Brian Henken
From the director of CinemaStix: April Edition
MFP31 - "The Release Date of this House" with Coury Carlson
Titles and Thumbnails
when you find a way to dance in every movie you're in (Sam Rockwell)
CinemaStix Videos
when the sequel surpasses the original (Spider-Man 2)
Presenting Art
Things Become Other Things by Craig Mod
The Lord of the Rings Extended Edition Marathon in 2012
Marvel's 60-hour Marathon before Endgame
DMCA Dance
man they really didn't want me showing you this one (Charlie Chaplin)
Why HBO's The Last of Us is a Failure of Adaptation by Writing on Games
Iron Sky by Paolo Nutini
bro, they had to know they were giving us one of the greatest characters in movie history (Aragorn)
Nebula
CinemaStix
- CinemaStix YouTube Channel
- CinemaStix Patreon
- CinemaStix Nebula
- CinemaStix Newsletter
Max Frequency - Max's home online
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