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was too young to be involved in the subculture at the time, what did scene kids back in the day(or currently) listen to?

from what i’ve gathered: pierce the veil, mindless self indulgence, 3oh!3, brokencyde, dot dot curve, millionaires, my chemical romance?
is that right? more recs? tyyy

I'm a rising sophomore who wants to go into the film industry(specifically directing). I have the opportunity to, if i want to, transfer to an arts school in a different state for junior and senior year. For reference, my current school has a four year film elective i am currently enrolled in that provides equipment, but the teacher could definitely be better. I know transferring junior year can be a problem for a lot of reasons, but one big one for me is that i've committed a lot of time to latin and the National Junior Classical League(four years so far, played nationally twice, organizing a convention of 300 people), which i can easily spin to fit my major, that i would have to stop because they just don't have a latin program.

For reference, my dream school is NYU tisch, so i need both a strong academic and creative application. Should I do it?

Also worth mentioning socially that I've never been new anywhere and half my current class hates me

i’m starting a film club at my high school. what movies should we do? only stipulations being a director can only be shown once and it shouldn’t be *too* inappropriate for school. we won’t be watching them during school, so they don’t have to pg13 or anything, but i don’t want a plot that centers sex or drugs heavily(i.e. challengers, pulp fiction, the gentlemen)

edit with some of the movies im thinking:
whiplash
12 angry men
everything everywhere all at once
lars and the real girl
get out
dog day afternoon
the drama
suspiria (1977)
fight club
parasite

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let’s start with the facts. i’ve known i was trans for about 6 months. i told my mom about a month ago (they’re divorced if that impacts anything). i’m turning fifteen in >2 weeks and i was thinking of telling him around my birthday. my mom calls me a gender neutral name i told her, along with most of my school. i have a different, more masculine name my friends call me.

the thing is, my dad is SUCH a “girl dad.” any time i say anything mildly masculine about myself, he goes “no, you’re too pretty for that!” “people can tell you’re a girl” etc. i hate it so much. it makes me feel super dysphoric and it kills me every time. the thing is, he’s not exactly an ally. he knows i have trans friends and doesn’t care, but he’s also debated the grammatical correctness of the singular “they”. our relationship matters a lot to me because he’s my dad and i love him, and also because he’s has a lot of connections in the field i wanna work in(which is a field you *need* connections for). i wouldn’t be willing to not transition if my dad didn’t accept me, but i could *probably* make it to college without him specifically knowing.

also worth mentioning i want hormones desperately and i think it would be easier to convince my dad, if he excepts me, to let me move(where i live hormones gotta be 18+ and pretty hard even then) and go on T than my mom.

I want to film a scene where an actor puts his hand in a fire. I obviously won't let him get hurt, but I want to film his hand in the fire for a few seconds. Is there any safe way to do this?

i mostly listen to audiobooks, so pretty-complicated prose don't translate super well to the format. I'm looking for something like Moonflow by Bitter Karella(don't say t. kingfisher)