The Glamorous Lie Award-Winning Documentary World-Premieres a New Cut January 18, 2013 at Alternative Film Festival in Park City. It's a Feature-Length Documentary Chronicling One Woman’s Triumph Over One Man’s Lies.
These seven films explore various facets of law and justice:
1. The Trial (1963) depicts a man arrested but not informed of his charges as he tries to defend himself against a corrupt legal system where real justice never comes.
2. The Accused (1988) examines a gang rape case and the gender prejudices faced by the victim in her fight for justice.
3. Let Him Have It (1991) tells the true story of a man wrongly convicted and hanged for murder in 1950s England.
4. A Civil Action (1998) follows a lawyer representing residents whose water was contaminated, weighing principles against financial costs.
5. The Confession (1999) satirically
This document discusses several genres of television shows including teen drama, period/costume drama, hospital drama, and crime drama. It provides examples of shows that fall into each genre like Glue, Boardwalk Empire, Grey's Anatomy, and True Detective. For each show, it describes the target audience and provides brief descriptions of characters and how they relate to class and identity.
Here's a press release for our dark comedy short film Winner Takes All. Our press strategy includes highlighting star Alec Mapa ("Ugly Betty", "Desperate Housewives") and bringing up the social issue of the "looks" hierarchy of gay Los Angeles. So far, our strategy has helped build our audience and we've gotten into four film festivals, including an Academy-qualifying festival for short films (The Atlanta Film Festival).
This slideshow covers most of the events I attended as a media assistant with Harlem Talk Radio. The Verizon Empowerment event photos were taken with a Cannon HDV30 camera, while the others were taken with a Sony Cybershot camera and the iPod 4. I took most of these photos to build my portfolio and some just for fun.
The music video for Pink's song "Raise Your Glass" uses various postmodern techniques like intertextuality, pastiche, magic realism, and cultural flattening to promote messages of equality, social justice, and animal rights. Through portraying different personas and drawing references from history, Pink represents underdogs and marginalized groups while criticizing issues like bullfighting, the dairy industry, restrictions on gay marriage and religion, and the power of politicians and wealthy elites over the working class. The video aims to start important conversations and envision a more inclusive society through Pink's unconventional artistic style and defiance of social norms.
The document discusses various political and social topics in a disjointed way over several sections. It references Donald Trump, sexual frustration in politics, the story of St. Ursula and 11,000 virgins, the influence of alcohol and drugs, challenges facing unemployed people, jealousy between women, and the small town of Marks, Mississippi. The overall theme seems to be exploring different controversial or taboo issues across society and politics.
Tom Davenport is an independent filmmaker and distributor living in Delaplane, Virginia who graduated from Yale University. He began his career working with documentary filmmakers in New York and made his first independent film in 1969. In 1970, he started an independent film company with his wife Mimi Davenport. They are best known for a series of live action American adaptations of traditional folktales called "From the Brothers Grimm". Their most recent film Willa: An American Snow White was their first feature length film and won the Andrew Carnegie Award in 1998.
These seven films explore various facets of law and justice:
1. The Trial (1963) depicts a man arrested but not informed of his charges as he tries to defend himself against a corrupt legal system where real justice never comes.
2. The Accused (1988) examines a gang rape case and the gender prejudices faced by the victim in her fight for justice.
3. Let Him Have It (1991) tells the true story of a man wrongly convicted and hanged for murder in 1950s England.
4. A Civil Action (1998) follows a lawyer representing residents whose water was contaminated, weighing principles against financial costs.
5. The Confession (1999) satirically
This document discusses several genres of television shows including teen drama, period/costume drama, hospital drama, and crime drama. It provides examples of shows that fall into each genre like Glue, Boardwalk Empire, Grey's Anatomy, and True Detective. For each show, it describes the target audience and provides brief descriptions of characters and how they relate to class and identity.
Here's a press release for our dark comedy short film Winner Takes All. Our press strategy includes highlighting star Alec Mapa ("Ugly Betty", "Desperate Housewives") and bringing up the social issue of the "looks" hierarchy of gay Los Angeles. So far, our strategy has helped build our audience and we've gotten into four film festivals, including an Academy-qualifying festival for short films (The Atlanta Film Festival).
This slideshow covers most of the events I attended as a media assistant with Harlem Talk Radio. The Verizon Empowerment event photos were taken with a Cannon HDV30 camera, while the others were taken with a Sony Cybershot camera and the iPod 4. I took most of these photos to build my portfolio and some just for fun.
The music video for Pink's song "Raise Your Glass" uses various postmodern techniques like intertextuality, pastiche, magic realism, and cultural flattening to promote messages of equality, social justice, and animal rights. Through portraying different personas and drawing references from history, Pink represents underdogs and marginalized groups while criticizing issues like bullfighting, the dairy industry, restrictions on gay marriage and religion, and the power of politicians and wealthy elites over the working class. The video aims to start important conversations and envision a more inclusive society through Pink's unconventional artistic style and defiance of social norms.
The document discusses various political and social topics in a disjointed way over several sections. It references Donald Trump, sexual frustration in politics, the story of St. Ursula and 11,000 virgins, the influence of alcohol and drugs, challenges facing unemployed people, jealousy between women, and the small town of Marks, Mississippi. The overall theme seems to be exploring different controversial or taboo issues across society and politics.
Tom Davenport is an independent filmmaker and distributor living in Delaplane, Virginia who graduated from Yale University. He began his career working with documentary filmmakers in New York and made his first independent film in 1969. In 1970, he started an independent film company with his wife Mimi Davenport. They are best known for a series of live action American adaptations of traditional folktales called "From the Brothers Grimm". Their most recent film Willa: An American Snow White was their first feature length film and won the Andrew Carnegie Award in 1998.
CBS Show Premieres for September 2013 - PuertoRicoCBS.comchrismead
This document provides a listing of CBS television show premieres for the week of September 18-29, 2013. It includes the show name, season number, brief description, and premiere date and time for 16 different shows, including NCIS, Hawaii Five-0, The Good Wife, and The Amazing Race.
This document provides links to various films, documentaries, and other resources about issues of race and racism in the United States. It includes descriptions of content that examine racial inequalities in the criminal justice system through films like "13th" and "When They See Us." Other selections look at issues like police brutality through movies such as "Fruitvale Station" and "41 Shots." Several links also relate to discussions of white fragility and understanding racism from the perspectives of white and black communities.
The document discusses potential contrasts between the films Rear Window and Disturbia. It identifies 6 areas of contrast: 1) The different historical contexts of the 1950s versus 2000s and how this shapes the films' messages and values. 2) The stars and audiences of each film. 3) How the films approach spectatorship. 4) Disturbia's inclusion of pervasive technology. 5) How Rear Window comments on spectatorship. 6) The generic hybridity of Disturbia. It also briefly discusses the perceived crisis of masculinity in the 1950s compared to concerns about masculinity and antisocial male behavior in the 2000s.
12 Years a Slave tells the true story of Solomon Northup, a free black man who was kidnapped and sold into slavery in 1841. The film depicts Solomon's determination to regain his freedom over 12 years, despite immense struggles, until a chance encounter leads to his liberation. Director Steve McQueen creates an immersive portrayal of the inhumanity and contradictions of slavery through emotional performances and unflinching camerawork that forces viewers to confront the reality of what slaves endured and think about how they would respond in such a situation.
This document provides a review of film director Martin Scorsese and his film The Wolf of Wall Street. It summarizes Scorsese's background and accomplishments, lists some of his most famous films, and identifies common elements and themes across his films like violence, money, drugs, and crimes. For The Wolf of Wall Street specifically, it outlines the plot about high finance and easy money on Wall Street, and highlights some of the best scenes. It also notes Scorsese's directorial trademarks like flashbacks, violence portrayed as sudden chaos, and striving for realism are present in this film as well.
Mob and gangster films depict organized crime, often involving the mafia. The first such film was 1912's The Musketeers of Pig Alley, about a poor couple threatened by gangsters in New York City. Another early example is 1927's Underworld, following a criminal named Bull Weed and his rivalry with another gangster. Later, 1956's The Killing depicts a heist planned by a veteran criminal that goes wrong. These early films were shorter than modern gangster movies and showed less violence. Over time, the genre has evolved to include more action and graphic depictions of crime.
Sin City was directed by Frank Miller and Robert Rodriguez, based on Miller's graphic novels. It was released in 2005 and grossed $74 million domestically and $159 million worldwide. Featuring a neo-noir story and visual style drawn from the source material, the film benefited from being the first major crime thriller release in four years, satisfying pent-up demand. Its success was also due to its acclaimed director and cast, and the preexisting popularity of the graphic novels. L.A. Confidential is a 1997 film adaptation of James Ellroy's novel, directed by Curtis Hanson. Set in 1950s LA, it tells the story of police corruption investigated by three very different officers. Starring Kevin Space
Crime films focus on the lives of criminals and crimes they commit, ranging from realistic portrayals to dramatized depictions. Mob films deal specifically with organized crime and the mafia. The genre originated in silent films but was defined in the early 1930s during the Great Depression, producing classics like Little Caesar that chronicled criminals' quick rises and falls while still making them charismatic. The Godfather series in the 1970s was hugely influential, and later decades produced acclaimed mob films often loosely based on real crimes and criminals like Goodfellas in the 1990s and The Departed in the 2000s.
Seth Rogan defended his controversial film "The Interview" by saying he wanted to make a movie with one foot in reality. NewFilmmakers Los Angeles will be hosting an event on January 10th honoring seven documentary films that capture authenticity with both feet in reality. The documentaries being featured are "Ephemeral City", "The Past is in the Present: At Home with Gunther Schuller", "Chelsea's Light", "The Hustler", "Fly Colt Fly: The Legend of the Barefoot Bandit", "The Little House That Could", and "Bert Kreischer: I am the Machine".
This document summarizes an article from the Lubbock Avalanche-Journal about the debate around whether Lubbock County should become a "wet" county that allows alcohol sales. The summary analyzes crime statistics in wet and dry counties in Texas, finding that domestic violence rates are nearly double in wet counties while alcohol-related traffic accidents and DUIs are fewer. It also discusses concerns that more alcohol sales could increase crimes like assault, domestic violence, underage drinking and drunk driving.
This document provides an overview of the characteristics of traditional soap operas and how they evolved into male-centered soap operas. It discusses how traditional soap operas focused on domestic life and relationships but were considered low culture. Male soap operas incorporated more action/violence and morally ambiguous male protagonists. Examples like Hill Street Blues and NYPD Blue combined soap opera elements with police procedurals and action. Later shows on cable like The Sopranos and The Shield featured antihero protagonists engaging in crime and violence while still exploring relationships and personal lives. The document also summarizes a key episode of The Shield that shows the complex relationship between the main character Vic Mackey and another officer.
This document provides an overview and analysis of soap operas and male-centered crime dramas that incorporate elements of soap operas. It discusses the origins and conventions of traditional soap operas, including their focus on domestic life, relationships and melodrama. It then outlines how later crime dramas like Hill Street Blues combined soap opera elements with police procedural plots. These male soap operas featured morally ambiguous male protagonists and dealt with themes of masculinity, violence and sexuality rather than traditional soap opera themes. The document uses The Shield as a case study to illustrate how these shows pushed boundaries in terms of graphic content and moral ambiguity.
This document summarizes a presentation on the topic of Turkish content and its effects. It discusses how Turkish dramas have become popular in Pakistan and examines their impact on Pakistani culture and drama industry. Some key points made include that Turkish dramas are considered un-Islamic by some due to their portrayal of romance and lifestyle. They are also seen as competition for the local drama industry and have achieved high viewership ratings. However, others argue that Pakistanis willingly watch these dramas and Pakistanis should improve their own content standards rather than blaming foreign influences. The document concludes by calling for Muslims to unite and reduce foreign control over media.
The document discusses the airing of Turkish soap operas dubbed in Urdu on Pakistani television channels. It outlines different perspectives on whether these soaps help or hurt the local drama industry in Pakistan. Some producers see them as competition with lower production standards, while others believe they can boost industry standards. Viewers express a range of opinions from liking the soaps to disliking or being indifferent to their impact.
The document discusses the underrepresentation and misrepresentation of African Americans in modern media such as films. It provides several examples of roles that were portrayed by white actors that were originally black characters. It also notes that the few roles that are given to black actors often reinforce negative stereotypes. While there has been some recent progress, such as a black actress playing Annie, Hollywood still has a tendency to tell the same stories about African Americans and resist casting black actors in prominent roles. Overall, the representation of black people in media could be improved.
Whether it's prescription or street drugs, when the demise includes a celebrated face, it attracts consideration regarding evil spirits that neither cash nor notoriety can tame. These 16 stars lost their lives to overdoses, yet their legacy lives on in the collection of work they deserted.
The Effect of Gangster Culture on the Gangster Film GenreJthomas1
The document discusses how gangster culture has influenced codes and conventions in gangster films over time. It analyzes the 1932 film Scarface and how Al Capone influenced the film with his flashy suits and illegal activities. Next, it examines the 1993 film Scarface and how it was influenced by the cocaine trade and gang culture of 1980s Miami. Finally, it discusses the 1990s film Menace II Society and how it represented the rise of black and Hispanic gang culture influenced by events like the East Coast-West Coast rap feud. Over the decades, gangster films have mirrored real-life changes in gangster culture through their evolving depictions of violence, criminal activities, and racial tensions.
Philadelphia is a 1993 American drama film that was one of the first mainstream Hollywood films to address topics like HIV/AIDS, homosexuality, and homophobia. It tells the story of a lawyer with AIDS who sues his homophobic boss for wrongful termination after being fired. Though he becomes ill during the trial, the jury ultimately rules in his favor, awarding him over $5 million in damages.
The Pursuit of Happyness is a 2006 film based on entrepreneur Chris Gardner's real story of being homeless for nearly a year. In the film, Gardner struggles to provide for his young son while studying to enter the financial field. Though he faces many failures and defeats, he perseveres through small victories
This press release for our original comedy web series "Dumbass Filmmakers!" has helped us get more than 10 articles written in blogs, magazines and newspapers around the world (yes, we've been covered in the U.S., Canada, England and Australia).
We highlighted the appearance of True Blood's Dale Raoul in our show as well as the unique content.
This movie poster uses vibrant purple colors and images of stars and spaceships to signify that the film is a sci-fi/action blockbuster set in space. The shades of purple and white dots are used to evoke a sense of energy and suggest the film's setting in space, while the prominent display of multiple spaceships indicates that the film belongs to the sci-fi genre due to the central role of spaceships in that genre.
The document discusses the process of creating mind maps to organize ideas and information. It notes that mind maps allow you to arrange concepts, thoughts, and facts into a visual structure that radiates from a central theme or idea. Mind maps make complex information more accessible and help with brainstorming, problem-solving, decision making, and remembering key details and concepts.
CBS Show Premieres for September 2013 - PuertoRicoCBS.comchrismead
This document provides a listing of CBS television show premieres for the week of September 18-29, 2013. It includes the show name, season number, brief description, and premiere date and time for 16 different shows, including NCIS, Hawaii Five-0, The Good Wife, and The Amazing Race.
This document provides links to various films, documentaries, and other resources about issues of race and racism in the United States. It includes descriptions of content that examine racial inequalities in the criminal justice system through films like "13th" and "When They See Us." Other selections look at issues like police brutality through movies such as "Fruitvale Station" and "41 Shots." Several links also relate to discussions of white fragility and understanding racism from the perspectives of white and black communities.
The document discusses potential contrasts between the films Rear Window and Disturbia. It identifies 6 areas of contrast: 1) The different historical contexts of the 1950s versus 2000s and how this shapes the films' messages and values. 2) The stars and audiences of each film. 3) How the films approach spectatorship. 4) Disturbia's inclusion of pervasive technology. 5) How Rear Window comments on spectatorship. 6) The generic hybridity of Disturbia. It also briefly discusses the perceived crisis of masculinity in the 1950s compared to concerns about masculinity and antisocial male behavior in the 2000s.
12 Years a Slave tells the true story of Solomon Northup, a free black man who was kidnapped and sold into slavery in 1841. The film depicts Solomon's determination to regain his freedom over 12 years, despite immense struggles, until a chance encounter leads to his liberation. Director Steve McQueen creates an immersive portrayal of the inhumanity and contradictions of slavery through emotional performances and unflinching camerawork that forces viewers to confront the reality of what slaves endured and think about how they would respond in such a situation.
This document provides a review of film director Martin Scorsese and his film The Wolf of Wall Street. It summarizes Scorsese's background and accomplishments, lists some of his most famous films, and identifies common elements and themes across his films like violence, money, drugs, and crimes. For The Wolf of Wall Street specifically, it outlines the plot about high finance and easy money on Wall Street, and highlights some of the best scenes. It also notes Scorsese's directorial trademarks like flashbacks, violence portrayed as sudden chaos, and striving for realism are present in this film as well.
Mob and gangster films depict organized crime, often involving the mafia. The first such film was 1912's The Musketeers of Pig Alley, about a poor couple threatened by gangsters in New York City. Another early example is 1927's Underworld, following a criminal named Bull Weed and his rivalry with another gangster. Later, 1956's The Killing depicts a heist planned by a veteran criminal that goes wrong. These early films were shorter than modern gangster movies and showed less violence. Over time, the genre has evolved to include more action and graphic depictions of crime.
Sin City was directed by Frank Miller and Robert Rodriguez, based on Miller's graphic novels. It was released in 2005 and grossed $74 million domestically and $159 million worldwide. Featuring a neo-noir story and visual style drawn from the source material, the film benefited from being the first major crime thriller release in four years, satisfying pent-up demand. Its success was also due to its acclaimed director and cast, and the preexisting popularity of the graphic novels. L.A. Confidential is a 1997 film adaptation of James Ellroy's novel, directed by Curtis Hanson. Set in 1950s LA, it tells the story of police corruption investigated by three very different officers. Starring Kevin Space
Crime films focus on the lives of criminals and crimes they commit, ranging from realistic portrayals to dramatized depictions. Mob films deal specifically with organized crime and the mafia. The genre originated in silent films but was defined in the early 1930s during the Great Depression, producing classics like Little Caesar that chronicled criminals' quick rises and falls while still making them charismatic. The Godfather series in the 1970s was hugely influential, and later decades produced acclaimed mob films often loosely based on real crimes and criminals like Goodfellas in the 1990s and The Departed in the 2000s.
Seth Rogan defended his controversial film "The Interview" by saying he wanted to make a movie with one foot in reality. NewFilmmakers Los Angeles will be hosting an event on January 10th honoring seven documentary films that capture authenticity with both feet in reality. The documentaries being featured are "Ephemeral City", "The Past is in the Present: At Home with Gunther Schuller", "Chelsea's Light", "The Hustler", "Fly Colt Fly: The Legend of the Barefoot Bandit", "The Little House That Could", and "Bert Kreischer: I am the Machine".
This document summarizes an article from the Lubbock Avalanche-Journal about the debate around whether Lubbock County should become a "wet" county that allows alcohol sales. The summary analyzes crime statistics in wet and dry counties in Texas, finding that domestic violence rates are nearly double in wet counties while alcohol-related traffic accidents and DUIs are fewer. It also discusses concerns that more alcohol sales could increase crimes like assault, domestic violence, underage drinking and drunk driving.
This document provides an overview of the characteristics of traditional soap operas and how they evolved into male-centered soap operas. It discusses how traditional soap operas focused on domestic life and relationships but were considered low culture. Male soap operas incorporated more action/violence and morally ambiguous male protagonists. Examples like Hill Street Blues and NYPD Blue combined soap opera elements with police procedurals and action. Later shows on cable like The Sopranos and The Shield featured antihero protagonists engaging in crime and violence while still exploring relationships and personal lives. The document also summarizes a key episode of The Shield that shows the complex relationship between the main character Vic Mackey and another officer.
This document provides an overview and analysis of soap operas and male-centered crime dramas that incorporate elements of soap operas. It discusses the origins and conventions of traditional soap operas, including their focus on domestic life, relationships and melodrama. It then outlines how later crime dramas like Hill Street Blues combined soap opera elements with police procedural plots. These male soap operas featured morally ambiguous male protagonists and dealt with themes of masculinity, violence and sexuality rather than traditional soap opera themes. The document uses The Shield as a case study to illustrate how these shows pushed boundaries in terms of graphic content and moral ambiguity.
This document summarizes a presentation on the topic of Turkish content and its effects. It discusses how Turkish dramas have become popular in Pakistan and examines their impact on Pakistani culture and drama industry. Some key points made include that Turkish dramas are considered un-Islamic by some due to their portrayal of romance and lifestyle. They are also seen as competition for the local drama industry and have achieved high viewership ratings. However, others argue that Pakistanis willingly watch these dramas and Pakistanis should improve their own content standards rather than blaming foreign influences. The document concludes by calling for Muslims to unite and reduce foreign control over media.
The document discusses the airing of Turkish soap operas dubbed in Urdu on Pakistani television channels. It outlines different perspectives on whether these soaps help or hurt the local drama industry in Pakistan. Some producers see them as competition with lower production standards, while others believe they can boost industry standards. Viewers express a range of opinions from liking the soaps to disliking or being indifferent to their impact.
The document discusses the underrepresentation and misrepresentation of African Americans in modern media such as films. It provides several examples of roles that were portrayed by white actors that were originally black characters. It also notes that the few roles that are given to black actors often reinforce negative stereotypes. While there has been some recent progress, such as a black actress playing Annie, Hollywood still has a tendency to tell the same stories about African Americans and resist casting black actors in prominent roles. Overall, the representation of black people in media could be improved.
Whether it's prescription or street drugs, when the demise includes a celebrated face, it attracts consideration regarding evil spirits that neither cash nor notoriety can tame. These 16 stars lost their lives to overdoses, yet their legacy lives on in the collection of work they deserted.
The Effect of Gangster Culture on the Gangster Film GenreJthomas1
The document discusses how gangster culture has influenced codes and conventions in gangster films over time. It analyzes the 1932 film Scarface and how Al Capone influenced the film with his flashy suits and illegal activities. Next, it examines the 1993 film Scarface and how it was influenced by the cocaine trade and gang culture of 1980s Miami. Finally, it discusses the 1990s film Menace II Society and how it represented the rise of black and Hispanic gang culture influenced by events like the East Coast-West Coast rap feud. Over the decades, gangster films have mirrored real-life changes in gangster culture through their evolving depictions of violence, criminal activities, and racial tensions.
Philadelphia is a 1993 American drama film that was one of the first mainstream Hollywood films to address topics like HIV/AIDS, homosexuality, and homophobia. It tells the story of a lawyer with AIDS who sues his homophobic boss for wrongful termination after being fired. Though he becomes ill during the trial, the jury ultimately rules in his favor, awarding him over $5 million in damages.
The Pursuit of Happyness is a 2006 film based on entrepreneur Chris Gardner's real story of being homeless for nearly a year. In the film, Gardner struggles to provide for his young son while studying to enter the financial field. Though he faces many failures and defeats, he perseveres through small victories
This press release for our original comedy web series "Dumbass Filmmakers!" has helped us get more than 10 articles written in blogs, magazines and newspapers around the world (yes, we've been covered in the U.S., Canada, England and Australia).
We highlighted the appearance of True Blood's Dale Raoul in our show as well as the unique content.
This movie poster uses vibrant purple colors and images of stars and spaceships to signify that the film is a sci-fi/action blockbuster set in space. The shades of purple and white dots are used to evoke a sense of energy and suggest the film's setting in space, while the prominent display of multiple spaceships indicates that the film belongs to the sci-fi genre due to the central role of spaceships in that genre.
The document discusses the process of creating mind maps to organize ideas and information. It notes that mind maps allow you to arrange concepts, thoughts, and facts into a visual structure that radiates from a central theme or idea. Mind maps make complex information more accessible and help with brainstorming, problem-solving, decision making, and remembering key details and concepts.
Un santo estaba triste porque nadie le rezaba, así que Dios le sugirió repartir tarjetas de presentación prometiendo milagros, excepto para homosexuales y mujeres liberales, lo que aumentó su devoción. El documento sugiere de manera ofensiva que ciertos grupos no recibieron tarjetas.
It is crucial that microsoft sets things appropriateTeasdalese
Microsoft will use its Build conference to release a preview of Windows 8.1, a free update that aims to address issues with the current Windows 8 edition. Many new features have already been revealed. The conference will give developers more details and a chance to try the new software. It will also allow Microsoft to clarify its reasoning for the update and promote its goals of regaining relevance lost to Apple and Android devices. Windows 8.1 will be available as a preview starting Wednesday and fully released later this year. It addresses criticisms of Windows 8 by restoring an updated Start button and giving users more desktop-like functionality while still supporting touch controls.
Rodney Pike is a 49-year-old artist from Louisiana who discovered his passion for art at a young age by copying cartoons. He became obsessed with Norman Rockwell's paintings and spent much of his youth practicing different art forms. Pike had no formal art training except for one influential art teacher and some web design classes. He stepped away from art for 25 years to raise his family but recently rediscovered his passion through photo manipulation contests and caricatures using Photoshop. Since then, he has devoted himself to learning these new art forms, producing over 300 photo manipulations and teaching himself caricature illustration.
El documento habla sobre la importancia de la educación en la sociedad. Señala que una educación de calidad es fundamental para el desarrollo de un país, ya que permite que las personas desarrollen sus capacidades y contribuyan positivamente. También menciona que los gobiernos deben invertir más recursos en este sector para asegurar que toda la población tenga acceso a una educación inclusiva y de calidad.
The Albert Memorial in London is a monument dedicated to Prince Albert, husband of Queen Victoria. Located in Kensington Gardens near Kensington Palace, the memorial was commissioned by Queen Victoria shortly after Albert's death in 1861. It features a statue of Albert standing at the center, surrounded by mosaic friezes, statues, and sculptures depicting different fields of human endeavor.
This document discusses conventions used in comedy films that the author's media product draws from or challenges. It examines conventions around setting, camera angles/cinematography, sound, plot, acting, and title sequences based on research of films like Get Hard and Grown Ups. For their comedy film opening, the authors incorporated relatable school settings, exaggerated characters following rom-com plots, and title sequences to define character personalities. Their goal was to utilize genre conventions to create humor while still appealing to their target teenage audience.
Pan's Labyrinth is a 2006 Mexican-Spanish dark fantasy film written and directed by Guillermo del Toro. It is set in 1944 Spain during the Francoist period and intertwines the real world with a mythical world centered around an abandoned labyrinth and a faun creature. The film follows young Ofelia as she interacts with strange magical creatures while her pregnant mother grows ill and her stepfather hunts rebels.
During World War 2, many Mexican Americans enlisted in the military at higher rates than the overall population to escape poverty and show patriotism. After the war, the GI Bill helped veterans like Guy Louis Gabaldon with education, and urbanization increased as Mexican Americans moved to cities for better jobs, growing the middle class and influencing a breakdown of traditional families and culture. Public policy alternated between programs like the Bracero Program and Operation Wetback that increased legal and illegal immigration, while the generation and intelligentsia also helped shift public perception of Mexican Americans positively.
Este documento analiza la obra teatral Gilles de Raiz de Vicente Huidobro. Discute cómo Huidobro reescribe la figura histórica de Gilles de Raiz al presentarlo como un personaje que se entrega completamente al mal luego de la pérdida de su amada. También menciona que Huidobro manipula la información sobre Raiz para generar una oscilación en la identificación del lector con el personaje y dejar abierta la interpretación.
This document appears to be a receipt from a grocery store purchase on June 15th, 2022 for $58.47. The receipt lists the items purchased including milk, eggs, bread, bananas, and ground beef. It also includes the payment method of a credit card ending in 4321.
Thomas Kinkade was an American painter known as the "Painter of Light" who was famous for his sentimental and nostalgic scenes of cottages, gardens, and other pastoral landscapes illuminated by soft, warm lighting effects. He developed a large business selling limited edition reproductions of his paintings that were marketed as an affordable art form for middle-class households, though his artistic technique and mass-produced business model were also criticized by some art critics and galleries. Kinkade passed away in 2012 at the age of 54.
- Relativism holds that points of view have no absolute truth and that knowledge, morality, and truth are relative to factors like culture or historical context rather than being absolute.
- There are two main forms of moral relativism - individual relativism where individuals create their own moral standards, and cultural relativism where morality is grounded in societal approval rather than individual preferences.
- The first expression of relativism was from Protagoras, who said that how things appear to each individual is true for that individual and there is no objective truth apart from individual perspectives.
Taylor Swift is not worried about connecting with fans on her stadium tour despite the large venue sizes. She says eye contact is still important even from 500 yards away. Swift feels her shows have gone well so far, as fans seem very engaged and know the words to sing along. She believes the connection with fans goes beyond the venue size. Swift was honored at the Fragrance Awards for her work.
Walker Stalker Con is a 3-day convention in Atlanta for fans of The Walking Dead television show and zombie genre. It features panels with cast and crew, photo opportunities, fan experiences, and cosplay. Over 35,000 people attended in 2014 and the convention organizer expects over 50,000 in 2016 due to moving it to the larger Georgia World Congress Center venue. The convention cultivates relationships with the show to attract current and former cast members.
In the course Entertainment and Marketing Promotion, each student was assigned to a student film to create a marketing plan for. This project taught me how to create a marketing plan for a film both as a major Hollywood film and a student film.
The document discusses highlighted films from past Sundance Film Festivals, including top 10 lists of influential films, best performances, provocations/controversies, and documentaries of the past decade. The Sundance Film Festival is the largest independent film festival in the US, held annually in Utah. It screens both American and international independent films and includes competitive sections for narrative and documentary features and shorts.
Birth of a Nation, Hollywood and the Worldkmdadamo
The document summarizes the birth and evolution of the American film industry from 1905-1915, focusing on the impact of D.W. Griffith's 1915 film The Birth of a Nation. It describes how nickelodeons expanded moviegoing to new audiences but relied on short films and formulas. The Birth of a Nation was a breakthrough that was the first epic-length film, utilizing new techniques like close-ups and editing to tell a story of the post-Civil War South and birth of the Ku Klux Klan. Though controversial for its racist depictions, the film was a financial success and proved films could appeal to all classes.
The document summarizes a new film project called "Rise of Dawn" by director MarieAnna Dvorak. It is a political love story that charts the lives of an actress and hockey player from contrasting regimes in Prague in 1968 and the 1970s. Their happiness is disrupted by the Soviet regime and they face persecution. The film highlights themes of love, fear, and politics that are still relevant today. Producers are seeking an investor to bring this epic love story to the screen.
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The notion of Dwayne Johnson kidnapping seems straight out of a Hollywood thriller. Dwayne "The Rock" Johnson, known for his larger-than-life persona, immense popularity. and action-packed filmography, is the last person anyone would envision being a victim of kidnapping. Yet, the bizarre and riveting tale of such an incident, filled with twists and turns. has captured the imagination of many. In this article, we delve into the intricate details of this astonishing event. exploring every aspect, from the dramatic rescue operation to the aftermath and the lessons learned.
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The Origins of the Dwayne Johnson Kidnapping Saga
Dwayne Johnson: A Brief Background
Before discussing the specifics of the kidnapping. it is crucial to understand who Dwayne Johnson is and why his kidnapping would be so significant. Born May 2, 1972, Dwayne Douglas Johnson is an American actor, producer, businessman. and former professional wrestler. Known by his ring name, "The Rock," he gained fame in the World Wrestling Federation (WWF, now WWE) before transitioning to a successful career in Hollywood.
Johnson's filmography includes blockbuster hits such as "The Fast and the Furious" series, "Jumanji," "Moana," and "San Andreas." His charismatic personality, impressive physique. and action-star status have made him a beloved figure worldwide. Thus, the news of his kidnapping would send shockwaves across the globe.
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The incident of Dwayne Johnson's kidnapping began on an ordinary day. Johnson was filming his latest high-octane action film set to break box office records. The location was a remote yet scenic area. chosen for its rugged terrain and breathtaking vistas. perfect for the film's climactic scenes.
But, beneath the veneer of normalcy, a sinister plot was unfolding. Unbeknownst to Johnson and his team, a group of criminals had planned his abduction. hoping to leverage his celebrity status for a hefty ransom. The stage was set for an event that would soon dominate worldwide headlines and social media feeds.
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The Moment of Capture
On the day of the kidnapping, everything seemed to be proceeding as usual on set. Johnson and his co-stars and crew were engrossed in shooting a particularly demanding scene. As the day wore on, the production team took a short break. providing the kidnappers with the perfect opportunity to strike.
The abduction was executed with military precision. A group of masked men, armed and organized, infiltrated the set. They created chaos, taking advantage of the confusion to isolate Johnson. Johnson was outnumbered and caught off guard despite his formidable strength and fighting skills. The kidnappers overpowered him, bundled him into a waiting vehicle. and sped away, leaving everyone on set in a state of shock and disbelief.
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Winfrey's journey to success began with a scholarship to Tennessee State University. where she studied communication. Her first job in media was as a co-anchor for the local evening news in Nashville. This role paved the way for her eventual transition to talk show hosting. where she found her true calling.
Dwayne Johnson: From Wrestling Royalty to Hollywood Superstar
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The Glamorous Lie Award-Winning Documentary World-Premieres a New Cut January 18, 2013 at Alternative Film
Festival in Park City. It's a Feature-Length Documentary Chronicling One Woman’s Triumph Over One Man’s Lies.
Los Angeles, CA January 18, 2013 – The documentary film THE GLAMOROUS LIE (produced by 21 Yellow Tulips,
www.21YellowTulips.com) has faced a tumultuous road since it started making the rounds of film festivals last fall. The
feature documentary, which chronicles the life of YaVaughnie Wilkins and her eight and a half year relationship with Infor
CEO, former Oracle executive and Obama economic advisor Charles E. Phillips, Jr. was buffeted by Phillips’ lawyers efforts
to quash festival screenings of the film. Now, following a brand-new cut, Slamdance (www.slamdance.com) has selected
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THE GLAMOROUS LIE to screen out of competition at the 19 Annual Slamdance Film Festival January 18, 2013 at 9:45PM
at the Treasure Mountain Inn, 255 Main Street, Park City, Utah 84060.
The documentary made its world premiere at the Harlem International Film Festival September 20, winning the Audience
Award for a documentary (www.harlemfilmfestival.com). Despite legal threats that pressured festivals to cancel
screenings at three festivals, the film went on to screen at the Bel-Air Film Festival and the LA Femme International Film
Festival in October, and made its international debut at the Oaxaca Film Festival in November. Bel Air’s full-throated
support was a bellwether for the film; THE GLAMOROUS LIE took home both the Audience and Jury Awards for Best
Documentary.
THE GLAMOROUS LIE tells a story that would make for a fantastic fictional drama: high-placed boyfriend caught cheating;
scorned girlfriend seeks very public acknowledgement. Billboards throughout the country showing a very literal picture of
couple, with the message “you are my soul mate forever” posted larger than life over the streets of New York, Atlanta and
Silicon Valley. But this was no fictional drama: it was, and it is, real. Wilkins and Phillips’ break-up played out in
newspaper and television outlets around the world, but it was always characterized as a story of the wrath of a woman
scorned and the height to which she had gone to call out her cheating boyfriend. But that was only part of the story. The
public knew little about Wilkins, the woman behind the billboards, and less still about how far Phillips would go to cover
up the truth about their relationship. THE GLAMOROUS LIE tells Wilkins’ account of the years leading up to, during and
after the relationship.
Phillips’ lawyers not only threatened the festivals that made THE GLAMOROUS LIE an official selection; they sent
“background materials” to media in order to mute press coverage of the film. The Slamdance screening will let the
hundreds of media—as well as the public—gathered in Park City see the film for themselves.
Wilkins says, “[Phillips], his associates and his legal team know they can't intimidate me so they have resorted to
threatening everyone associated with me, including the film festivals and theaters who, before receiving the threatening
cease and desist letters, had enthusiastically accepted THE GLAMOROUS LIE as an ‘Official Selection’ screening.”
She continues, “I am not afraid of people finding out who the ‘real’ YaVaughnie Wilkins is; I’ve put it on screen and paper
for all to see. Phillips cannot say the same. We are looking forward to each festival screening and stand ready in each
case to blunt Phillips’ attempts to quash them.”
The film’s ongoing drama—Wilkins, family members, friends, businesses associates and even casual past acquaintances
remain victims of ongoing surveillance and intimidation—makes the final chapter of THE GLAMOROUS LIE a softer than
cliff’s edge, with another chapter perhaps yet to be written.
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