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The 30 hobbies closest to film appreciation in what you actually do and how it feels. Each one says what's alike and what's different.
Taking and editing photos on a phone or camera, from landscapes to portraits.
Different: More exploring new places. More to show at the end.
Film photographyCosts more to start. More fiddly, precise work.
Street photographyMore exploring new places. More time outside.
2D animationCosts more to start. More to show at the end.
Making videosMore to show at the end. More creative.
Stop-motion animationMore fiddly, precise work. More to show at the end.
FilmmakingMore to show at the end. More creative.
Wildlife photographyCosts more to start. More time outside.
ReadingEasier to do alone. Off screen.
Book clubsOff screen. More social.
Craft beer tastingMore fiddly, precise work. Off screen.
Vinyl recordsCosts more to start. Off screen.
Comic collectingMore fiddly, precise work. More about collecting.
Word gamesMore competitive. Less about collecting.
Board gamesOff screen. More competitive.
Museums & heritageMore exploring new places. Off screen.
Watch collectingCosts more to start. More fiddly, precise work.
Whisky tastingCosts more to start. More fiddly, precise work.
Wine tastingMore fiddly, precise work. Off screen.
Figure collectingMore of the same each time. Less to learn up front.
VexillologyMore to show at the end. More creative.
Video gamesMore competitive. More fiddly, precise work.
CrosswordsMore fiddly, precise work. Less about collecting.
Retro computingCosts more to start. More fiddly, precise work.
Retro gamingCosts more to start. More fiddly, precise work.
Tea tastingOff screen. More rhythmic and repetitive.
Fan fictionMore to show at the end. More creative.
Pub quizzes & triviaMore competitive. Off screen.
Weather watchingCosts more to start. More of the same each time.
Logic puzzlesMore fiddly, precise work. More rhythmic and repetitive.The closest are Photography, Film photography, Street photography, 2D animation and Making videos. They're alike in what you do and how it feels.
Reading is close to film appreciation and quicker to pick up.
