what you would do if you met your favorite

what you would do if you met your favorite  #VisionaryPrishaHub

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00:00Walking through the bustling streets of downtown Los Angeles, I blinked against the harsh summer sunlight.

00:07I was more than excited to explore the C.T.I. known for its movies, stars, and tumultuous tales of success.

00:15As a fan of art and cinema, my dream of seeing Ridley Scott always seemed like a stant star, untouchable and unreal.

00:23As fate would have it, it was on the sunniest Saturday that I found myself face to face with him.

00:28I was lost in

00:30the vintage posters of an old bookstore when he walked in,

00:34unmistakable with his iconic beard and intense eyes,

00:37scanning the shelves for God knows w

00:41hat.

00:42My heart raced.

00:43I could approach him, but how?

00:45What does one say to a legend?

00:47Gathering my courage, I walked up to him just as he pulled a book

00:51off the shelf.

00:53Excuse me, Mr. Scott?

00:55My voice surprisingly didn't crack.

00:57He looked up, his gaze piercing yet curious.

01:00Yes?

01:01He asked.

01:02Raised.

01:03I hope I'm not bothering you, but I just wanted to tell you how much your films have inspired me.

01:09I'm an aspiring filmmaker, I admitted.

01:12F.

01:14Eeling a mix of embarrassment and pride.

01:17His face softened, a smile playing on his lips.

01:20That's wonderful to hear.

01:22What's your favorite film of men?

01:25E.

01:26Without hesitation, I replied, Blade Runner.

01:28The visuals, the story, it's a masterpiece.

01:31Ridley chuckled, placing the book down.

01:34That movie.

01:35S.A.

01:36Challenge.

01:37But seeing it inspire folks like you makes it worthwhile.

01:40Tell me more about your projects.

01:42The conversation flowed effortlessly.

01:45He listened eagerly as I shared my ideas, occasionally offering advice.

01:51It ended with him writing down his email on a scrap of bookstore receipt.

01:55Enko.

01:57You're begging me to send my work.

01:59Never stop creating, he said as he left.

02:02A simple sentence that felt like an opening scene of my life's dream movie.