What are some examples of life mimicking art?

when people camcord things happening in real life and do it in slow motion at times and add music to it.

I got that off an episode of The Simpsons when Lisa Simpson camcords everything around her.

"this is going to sound stupid yet i think you are able to study martial arts in basic terms via staring at, examining and dealing in the direction of what's executed on television or movies." With all due recognize, confident, that sounds stupid. If for no different reason that what you spot on television and interior the flicks isn't even good style. "I recommend quite some types have been derived from staring at and mimicking animals so why could not or not that's carried out?" Enlighten me. What animal have been the Gracies mimicking while they developed BJJ? Or while Imi Lichtenfeld developed Krav Maga? further, many martial arts have been developed and subtle over many years, if not centuries. Your going out on a tenting holiday and staring at squirrels or groundhogs or in spite of won't coach you on martial arts. to respond to your question: confident. you pick a instructor.

Hi Calypso,

Great art has the ability to affect us in a profound way. Because of that we may act in ways that are both influenced by and reflective of that art. For example, I recently viewed the movie, "Schindler's List," which was directed by Steven Spielberg. Oskar Schindler, a German during WWII acted to save over 1thousand Jews who would otherwise have died in Nazi concentration camps. The movie made me act, in small ways, to confront and deter prejudice and discrimination that I've encountered in my own life. While I'm no Oskar Schindler, Spielberg's movie influenced me to try to be a better, more just person. Regards.

Well, have you ever looked at an artist drawing faces? Generally their face will contort into whatever they're drawing. Or whenever animators for video-games/cartoons need action shot they'll get people to come in a move around for them. (Not sure you consider cartoons/comics/video-games art, but just though I'd throw it out there)

Real-life crimes that follow a Hollywood storyline.

Children named for movie stars & heroes.

Businesses & streets named for places in movies, songs or books.

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