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Hobbies & Interests

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What are your favourite hobbies/interests,

Are there any you have had for a long time, some you have just started, or any hobbies or interests you would like to have or start? 

For me,

I like writing music, playing and performing music,

Attending gigs & concerts 

Film Making

Video Editing, 

Doing magic tricks

Gamiming, 

Photography 

Attending Muesuems. 

Gaming, 

Going to the cinema 

watching documentaries 

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  • I agree with  that film making sounds very interesting. I always find myself watching films with half a mind on how they are actually made, I like diving deeper into them.

    One of my lifelong interests (which I wish could have been a hobby but probably never will be) is animation. I love the idea of watching someone produce something artistic, then stitching together lots of static images to produce motion and make something come alive. To me, the mixture of artistic and technical skill make it seem like magic. Alas, I lack the imagination and creativity to do it myself, so I make do with watching it instead.

  • in reply to pdaddio83

    Me too! I love to see the behind the scenes of how things are made. One of my faves is behind the scenes of Wallace and Gromit, I watched that on youtube and it was so interesting seeing how it was made. Always very inspiring to see behind the scenes of movies.

  • in reply to Hopscotch Queen Since 2015

    My all time, hands down, favourite animated moment ever is from Wallace and Grommit, where they have a train chase through their house on a model train, then Grommit has to lay down the track fast enough to not crash.

    1. It's just plain funny, the kind of thing you would see in a Looney Tunes cartoon from 60 years ago.

    2. Then I think that someone (or a team of people) had to move plasticine models a millimetre at a time AND make it look like it was happening really fast AND have a fast moving background AND do other multiple things at once! It must have taken them 3-6 months to film a 30 second joke, can you imagine the patience involved?! Grin

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