u/No-Fruit-7213

I went from a solid 400 to 250 in the space of a week and nearly every player is indian and pretty much brings out their queen in the opening, every logical move to chase the queen off turns out to be the dumbest move I could have played...

It's frustrating because on lichess I was playing some great chess, I though I will head over to chess dot com to see if there is a skill gap between the 2 sites and I ran into this weird behavior

Okay so I am seeking to embark on My first film making adventure, I am going to do it partly for a youtube video where I try to make a movie with a really bad camera, It is only going to be a short film, I have experience in video editing which is why I think I can pull this off..

one problem is I am struggling with how I am going to catch the audio for this Film, I have a condenser mic attached to my PC that is quite good, but I can't carry it around with me, a lepel mic sound good on paper but it will ruin the shot..

Something with a friend group just messing around throughout the film like the station agent and stand by me..

I don't want a teen flick just adults going about there life, maybe coming together for an adventure.

I absolutely hate the 360 boxes such a horrible concept, I would have all my shows to myself and now I have to see what every other F%$(*%$ has recorded

This is such a good movie, I had a nostalgia bomb toward the end of last year and realized I had unprocessed emotions for somebody from my past, this movie does such a good job tapping into those emotions, It would have been like looking into a mirror 8 months ago, every character was relatable..

What movie should have been mainstream but never got the recognition It deserved?

I have watched a few movies lately that have never hit my radar until I started doing some digging..

I recently watched

• Almost Famous
• Unfaithful
• Deep water
• White Palace

But I am willing to explore any Genre really as long as it is well put together..

I've been playing chess daily since the turn of the year, I am around 400 elo, but something has happened where I just don't want to play anymore, I am going to listen to this instinct, not point doing something that isn't fun..

I do want to know is this part of the process of getting better or a sign I am done with it??