What are your thoughts on being multitalented as a filmmaker?
For instance, my primary goal is to be a Writer/Director (Narrative Films)
However, I’m versatile at also being a DP/Cam Op, Editor & Colorist.
In a short moment, we will have the delight of welcoming D.O.'s first solo album. I would like to take this special moment to appreciate D.O. as an excellent singer and actor.
Actually, I had known Doh Kyungsoo the actor first before I knew D.O. the singer. I came to know D.O. as an actor through My Annoying Brother years ago. I am a fan of Jo Jung-suk since the olden days, so I watched My Annoying Brother for JJS but pleasantly met Doh Kyungsoo in the movie. D.O.'s acting there was excellent. He managed to portray complex emotions using his micro-expressions. His blank stares, hesitant smiles, awkward gestures, all made his role as Doo-young very believable. It's no wonder that he won so many awards for his role, including the prestigious Blue Dragon Award for the Best New Actor. Although Kyungsoo sang the movie's OST with JJS, I did not pay attention to him as a singer. I admitted that he was cute when singing the OST but that's all, lol. Afterward, I met him through some of his works but never thought beyond him as an actor.
The moment of truth came when youtube suggested this video of Miracle in December. I think that was EXO's first ballad that came to my attention. Before, I mostly listened to kdrama OSTs so youtube gave that as a suggestion maybe because I binge-watched Chen's OSTs or something idk. Anw, I chose the video and got back to my work, the music was playing in the background. Listening to it, I was entranced. The music was soothing, the vocals were so good. I already admired Chen and to listen to how his voice blended with two other excellent singers' astounded me.
So I decided to replay the video, this time watching it. That was when I thought: wait, this black-haired guy looks familiar. Where did I see him before? Curious, I googled about EXO and that was my first introduction to D.O. the singer. Took me a while but finally, I met him, lol.
That moment led me to EXO. I took interest in their ballads and their members' solos, and then became a fan. I love D.O.'s voice for his unique tone. If voices are food, his is like a marshmallow for me. Soft, sweet, and comforting. D.O. pours his emotions into his singing, and he sings like it's the most normal thing to do. His runs, his adlibs, those look effortless (I know it's not but he makes it so, lol). That's Okay is one of my comfort songs and on my go-to-bed playlist because it is so calming and giving me positive vibes.
I can't wait
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So I've seen a few posts mentioning that Multitalented gets around the restriction of "You must take two other feats from here before taking another dedication feat" in terms of taking the dedication itself. But if you take a multiclass dedication using it, does that lock you into said archetype?
For example, a Champion takes Multitalented at 9th level and gains the Rogue Multiclass Archetype. At level 10, can they take a dedication feat from a different archetype, or do they need to take two more feats from Rogue first?
My assumption is that they get locked in, but just wanted to check in. Thanks!
https://2e.aonprd.com/Feats.aspx?ID=77
This means that a level 9 Half-Elf Barbarian with 8 INT can take Wizard Dedication.
That is all.
I'd like to use Multitalented to turn an ancestry feat (repeatedly) into a feat from an Archetype. The text says: " You've learned to split your focus between multiple classes with ease. You gain a 2nd-level multiclass dedication feat, even if you normally couldn't take another dedication feat until you take more feats from your current archetype. " and doesn't give an indication if you can or can't use it each time you get a new Ancestry feat. Thanks.
