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* '''No Cinematography'''; Even if Chance's equipment was perfect, the poor cinematography ruins any sense of impact. Many are either static or shot in a lazy "vlog-style." and this amateurish camerawork seems mostly due to laziness and a lack of friends to help film. | * '''No Cinematography'''; Even if Chance's equipment was perfect, the poor cinematography ruins any sense of impact. Many are either static or shot in a lazy "vlog-style." and this amateurish camerawork seems mostly due to laziness and a lack of friends to help film. | ||
== <big> | == <big>Filmography</big> == | ||
=== <big>The Darkness</big> === | === <big>The Darkness</big> === | ||
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<blockquote>''Chance (2): "Yeah... when we get home, your ass is mine."''</blockquote> | <blockquote>''Chance (2): "Yeah... [[Romance#Sexuality|when we get home, your ass is mine]]."''</blockquote> | ||
=== [https://rumble.com/v37cpwe-2019-short-film-about-suicide-cyrax-hangs-himself-in-the-closet.html?e9s=src_v1_ucp_a A Short Film About Suicide] === | |||
In 2019, Cyraxx created a short film with [[Heather Krout]] to raise awareness on suicide, putting emphasis on cyberbullying. In this film, Cyraxx plays a character named Dwayne who hangs himself in the closet after being harassed online. Of note, Cyraxx uses a clip from a [[JaymeNicole]] livestream, where she talks about his abusive and violent behavior, and reframes it as the so-called bullying pushing "Dwayne" to take his own life, making it plainly it plainly obvious that this “PSA” was just another grift for sympathy online. | |||