Born on May 18, 1922 in the town of Fajardo, Puerto Rico, Marquita Rivera was a famed actress, dancer, and singer and the very first at any time Puerto Rican who appeared in a key Hollywood film “Highway to Rio.” Born as Maria Heroina Rivera de Santiago, Rivera was the […]
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Offering Film Points, Deferred Pay Deals and Movie Distribution Money
Staying connected isn’t always fun like in warm and fuzzy commercials when it comes to movie, film points, deferred pay deals aka back end pay and distribution money. All filmmakers, actors and crew have creative passion, but they also have to earn from their craft to pay their bills. Indie […]
Film Impactful Interviews
My bread and butter as a videographer (especially a Chicago videographer) is filming interviews and testimonials. I have filmed hundreds of such interviews, I have worked with other videographers setting up interviews and I have seen many more video interviews all over the web. Over this time I have learned […]
Film Copyrights In Adaptations
The millennium is the rise of adaptations. Film adaptation is a type of derivative work where a written work is transferred in part or in whole to a feature film. As an original story takes long to develop, it usually takes just 3 months to adapt a novel to a […]
Most Energy Efficient Windows: Triple-Pane Or Suspended Film?
While many people believe triple (or even quadruple) pane windows offer the best energy performance, high-performance windows with two panes of glass and a layer of suspended film actually deliver equal or better R-values with less weight, longer expected life, increased design freedom and lower total installed costs. Suspended film […]
Debunking the Fidelity Approach in Film Adaptation
What is film adaptation? It’s the process of translating a written text – novel, short story, play, or even comic book – into the visual medium of film. It’s a process that has become financially vital to cinema during the film industry’s evolution. Hollywood relies so heavily on adaptation is […]
Hollywood Harems: A Documentary Film Review
Tania Kamal-Eldin’s Hollywood Harems: A Documentary was produced by Women Make Movies (Firm) in 1999. Tania Kamal-Elin is an independent filmmaker and University educator. She has an MFA in Visual Arts from UCSD, a MSC in Political Economy from the London School of Economics. She also has taught at Palomar […]
The Rewards and Drawbacks of the Forged Iron Backyard Bench
Black and white, light-weight and dim, pleasure and disappointment, make any difference and antimatter, almost everything has a negative counterpart. This is mainly because the entire world is complete of opposites, yin and yang. The world is dominated by equilibrium of unique items. There really should generally be balance. For […]
Component Parts of Collections Management: Who’s Who? | by Cleveland Museum of Art | CMA Thinker | Oct, 2022
By Sydney Slacas, Assistant Registrar When you take a look at the Cleveland Museum of Art, have you ever thought about who cares for the extraordinary selection? With the assortment spanning approximately 6,000 a long time of creative accomplishment, the CMA’s Collections Administration workforce performs hard every working day to […]
In Praise of the Humble Print
The International Great Print Sellers Affiliation (IFPDA) Print Honest is again this weekend at Manhattan’s Javits Middle just after a two-year pandemic hiatus. From 400-calendar year-outdated etchings to boundary-pushing prints that make just one marvel regardless of whether it wouldn’t have been less difficult to just paint that, this year’s […]