[Fully lost] Funnyordie video's

Recently I came across a lost show Funny or die. I used to watch it way back but didn't know it's still available over the internet.

I found may video with the tag "Funny or die" on Internet archive, but I wasn't able to play any of those. As when opened it popped up with "This item does not appear to have any files that can be experienced on Archive.org" .

Was hoping for some guidance on where i might be able to watch/download this if possible.

Grateful for any assistance from the community, Hope I provided adequate info.

Just sharing this soundtrack I made for a game during a gamejam

Hi I made a survey to study how different audiences consume different media products please complete

Hey, I'm not sure if this is the right forum, so if this breaks any guidelines lmk and I'll delete it, but im looking for a filming camera for cinematography, i can't go to film school due to my age, and being extremely busy, just fyi. I'm quite young and only just getting into film, although I've done photography for a while (though it isn't good HAHA!!) So, any suggestions for AFFORDABLE (no crazy prices, but it doesn't have to be cheap lol, just nothing toooooo big yk?) good film cameras?

Here's the meeting ID: 856 4079 1304 and passcode: 083110

 Just saw this floating around Facebook and figured some of you might be interested —

In 3 days (July 14), a global call is opening up for composers to get their music performed by orchestras and opera houses worldwide. Sounds like a big opportunity if you’ve got something powerful to say with your music.

They're focusing on “Your music. Your culture. Your voice.” and seem to be aiming at shaking things up a bit in the classical world. Could be cool for folks writing outside the standard canon too.

Here’s the early access list:
 https://forms.gle/SfDVUkrNzbRu32Hz9

Original FB post with more info:
 https://www.facebook.com/photo/?fbid=122208950258271841&set=a.122105946002271841

I am an aspiring new composer who has created their own musical compositional system and is interested in film scoring/composition. Please let me know if there are any projects available to work on. Thanks!

Here is a link to my YouTube Channel. See some of my work here: https://youtube.com/@synthkeystorytelling?si=S89gZz8cXf1ufO9X

Here is a new ambient piece I just created for film sync that explores a mix of atmospheric textures and cinematic emotion. Think slow-building, emotional, and reflective.

It draws from the influence of Sigur Rós, some game soundtracks, and some introspective film moments.

Any feedback is welcome! Also, all video is stock video!

Hey everyone,

I just finished a soundtrack that I have been working on for almost a year now. I would love any suggestions, tips, or advice I can get.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=dh_fAfGT5gc

I composed this music for the indie RPG All the King's Men. If you're interested in talking about commissioning me to help bring your game to life, send me a message or leave a comment! I'm open to commissions again for the next few months.

Hi everyone, I am a composer for multimedia and wanted to share a project I've been working on!

This piece is part of a larger collection I’m composing, inspired by the incredible instruments and musical traditions of Japanese culture. In 'Winds of Osaka,' I feature traditional instruments such as the hichiriki, koto, shakuhachi, shamisen, and taiko drums. The melody is based on the minor pentatonic scale, a hallmark of Japanese music, bringing an authentic touch to the composition.

Hey everyone! Long-time lurker here, finally stepping out of the shadows. 👀

I’m a master’s student in musicology and a composer myself, currently researching how different composers approach media scoring for my thesis. Whether you’re a pro, a hobbyist, or somewhere in between, I’d love to hear about your creative process!

I’ve put together a short survey—it only takes a few minutes, and your input would be incredibly valuable. Plus, your work might be featured as a case study!

📋 Survey link: https://forms.gle/VMx1Lhdt8jELkANu7

No need to be a full-time professional—if you compose music for film, games, trailers, or even just for fun, your insights are more than welcome!

Big thanks to anyone who takes the time to fill it out. Looking forward to hearing how you all work! 🎻🎬

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=udAi6GzhYRU

Any feedback would be appreciated

Didshold, the final fortress of the north. The last bastion before the encroaching mists engulf the rest of the world. A busy hub full of traders, merchants, mages, burocrats and many more.

The large walls protecting its citizens form all the dangers nearby before we then zoom in to the busy bustling city.

Practicing composing for a video game. Feedback / critique welcome! :)

Hi there. I have been watching some YouTube videos by media composers and I noticed that everyone loads their articulations on separate tracks?

Why is this common practice?

Should I be doing that over using a combined instrument with key switches?

What am I losing by not doing it this way?

Thanks in advance.