Excerpts from THE MOVIEGOER by WALKER PERCY, published in 1961. Read by Levi Shiach. Music used in this video: "The Dancer's Silhouette" by August Aghast / tracks
@@boyinthebadlandsI believe it might be time to stop looking and start moving. Someone has to make the first step :) And in the end, no amount of philosophy will be able to help you. We all must find our way alone.
There are two ways of getting home; and one of them is to stay there. The other is to walk 'round the whole world till we come back to the same place.”(and I would add; and see it for what it is for the first time) - G.K. Chesterton, The Everlasting Man
New subscriber here! I watched all 3 this morning, I have nothing but praise for your level of commentary. I had heard of Gaddis long ago, and you’ve rekindled that little flame of mine to look far more deeply into his work. I hope you continue your efforts, as with us all, life keeps finding ways to get into the way, but your gifts are worth the pursuit. All the best to you in your journey… Cheers!
This video is beautifully made about a beautiful book! I just read this book for an existentialism and literature class, and you did an amazing job expressing the central idea. well done and keep it up!
I love you videos! Beautifully made. I sent your videos to some of my friends. I saw a comment on your other video mentioning you learned from tutorials. How long did it take you to learn how to make this style of animation? And what tutorials did you watch? Do you recommend any channels or other sources for learning? What artists do you take inspiration from? I’m interested in trying to learn the same 🙂👍
Thank you for sharing my videos. I use after effects to create all these animations. I have a very elementary skill set so I’m basically learning as I go, usually referring to tutorials as you observed. Ben Marriot has been helpful, but usually I’m searching for a specific tutorial rather than a teacher. My main source of inspiration is the graphical work of Lex Villena.
Mate I'd wish to say that i really appreciate your 3 videos, and i have rewatched all of them at least a couple of times. I wanted to ask whether you'd be willing to share your goodreads account? Thank you Hope you've been well
where are you bro?
Searching
@@boyinthebadlandsI believe it might be time to stop looking and start moving. Someone has to make the first step :)
And in the end, no amount of philosophy will be able to help you. We all must find our way alone.
All three of your vids are so well made! The perfect combination of visuals, music and your voice. Really hope to see you make more!
Not to be onto something is to be in despair.
Excellent video
Best line in the book - and thank you!
Great read! Thx!
So glad to see you make more videos! Your seventh seal video might be my favorite on RUclips. Great work
You rock
Thoroughly enjoyed this, great work!
Thanks!
This video is very nice
Thanks!
Thank you for this video. I love the book, and this video was the living embodiment as to why.
I would like to see more of your works
You are amazing. Thank you for your video's....
This feeling is much more real when you realise that others experience it too.
Your videos are excellent, I hope that you’ll produce more in the future.
Would love to see more from this channel.
Your videos are beautiful
You helped me more than you can know
There are two ways of getting home; and one of them is to stay there. The other is to walk 'round the whole world till we come back to the same place.”(and I would add; and see it for what it is for the first time)
- G.K. Chesterton, The Everlasting Man
New subscriber here! I watched all 3 this morning, I have nothing but praise for your level of commentary. I had heard of Gaddis long ago, and you’ve rekindled that little flame of mine to look far more deeply into his work. I hope you continue your efforts, as with us all, life keeps finding ways to get into the way, but your gifts are worth the pursuit. All the best to you in your journey… Cheers!
This video is beautifully made about a beautiful book! I just read this book for an existentialism and literature class, and you did an amazing job expressing the central idea. well done and keep it up!
Make more videos please
I love you videos! Beautifully made. I sent your videos to some of my friends. I saw a comment on your other video mentioning you learned from tutorials. How long did it take you to learn how to make this style of animation? And what tutorials did you watch? Do you recommend any channels or other sources for learning? What artists do you take inspiration from? I’m interested in trying to learn the same 🙂👍
Thank you for sharing my videos. I use after effects to create all these animations. I have a very elementary skill set so I’m basically learning as I go, usually referring to tutorials as you observed. Ben Marriot has been helpful, but usually I’m searching for a specific tutorial rather than a teacher. My main source of inspiration is the graphical work of Lex Villena.
@@boyinthebadlands Do you plan on covering political topics like 1791? Or just philosophy, film, and literature for now?
@@aid8137 no interest in political content currently.
Mate I'd wish to say that i really appreciate your 3 videos, and i have rewatched all of them at least a couple of times.
I wanted to ask whether you'd be willing to share your goodreads account?
Thank you
Hope you've been well
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Hey Levi, please check out my comment under your discussion page - would love to get in contact with you!
Great book.