Zack Snyder
Image credit: Instagram / @zacksnyder

Zack Snyder’s Video Proves Filmmaking Isn’t His Only Masterful Talent

Zack Snyder is known for his distinct filmmaking style. However, his latest video on Instagram highlights another surprising talent. The Justice League director recently showed off his impressive stone skipping skills.

Zack Snyder’s stone skipping skills are sublime

Zack Snyder is known for directing movies like Justice League, 300, and Man of Steel. In addition to directing, the filmmaker has showcased to fans how he creates thousands of storyboards and concept drawings. His artwork also helps shape his movies’ graphic-novel appearance.

However, Snyder recently showed off another creative skill. Recently, in a video he shared a video on Instagram, Snyder showed a clay stone weighing exactly 106 grams. He then took it to the Arroyo Seco for some stone-skipping.

He wrote, “Made a 106g skipping stone out of clay, took it down to a little casting pond in the Arroyo Seco… and skipped it clean across. Back to the studio, I think I need a bigger pond.”

The post quickly caught fans’ attention. Some fans started looking for possible clues in the video. The stone was marked with the number 106. His use of “casting pond” also caught attention. The phrase led fans to speculate about casting for his next project. The mention of a “bigger pond” added even more speculation.

Snyder’s wife Deborah Snyder also commented on the post. She recalled an earlier stone-skipping memory involving her husband. “This reminds me of the first time I saw you skipping stones in New Zealand…the day I fell in love with you.”

Snyder recently visited the Warner Bros. lot, which he also shared a glimpse of with fans on Instagram. However, his visit was connected to a special screening. He hosted a screening of Excalibur for Warner Bros. employees. Snyder reportedly received a warm welcome from staff.

His return still sparked speculation about future projects. However, nothing involving another Warner Bros. project has been confirmed.

Originally reported by Ojas Kulkarni on ComingSoon.

TRENDING

X