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As far as true stories go, this one’s rather false. The specifics at least are rather contrived, but I guess “the essence” — if I can use that word without being branded pedantic and pretentious — is true … in a way. Also, I definitely bit off a bit more than I could chew with […]… Continue reading When You Watch Too Many Experimental Films in One Week… — the life stuff

Hey guys! I’m back today to tell you about the great evening I had on Wednesday at a meet up hosted by SWIM (Scottish Women inventing Music). First of all, for those of you who don’t know me, I’m a singer and I’m currently doing an HND in Music Business at Glasgow Kelvin College. Networking […]… Continue reading gender balance in the music industry – Meet SWIM (scottish women inventing music) — Music & films blog

Here is the last but one post on the 90s Russia. 90s definitely brought a lot of diversity in all possible senses of this word. I don’t think I am able to fit even 1/100 in this post, yet, there will be some overview on music and movies. First, let’s have a flash back to […]… Continue reading Music and Movies in 90s Russia — misselenka

I really enjoy Ken Burns PBS video series on the History of Country Music. The beauty of it all is reflected in the way music was passed back and forth across the social and racial divides. The influences of all the cultural groups are reflected in the music. Great music speaks to everyone’s soul. It […]… Continue reading Music Crossroads — Roth Poetry

https://open.spotify.com/embed/playlist/2RRqC99RMph4sGQCF9A0WV Tenderfoot TV’s award-winning podcast, To Live and Die in LA (hosted by Neil Strauss), named AP Podcast of the Year and Apple Podcasts Best Listens of 2019… 139 more words via New Soundtrack: Listen To Makeup And Vanity Set’s Score to Award Winning ‘To Live And Die In LA’ Podcast — Film Music Daily

Taking some time for myself this morning. A fire, a book, music streaming as a gentle rain falls beyond my window. Enjoy. via Music for a Rainy Morning — Deborah J. Brasket

Film Courage: Do you have a writing routine? David Wappel, Screenwriter: I have two answers for if I have a writing routine that I follow and one is yes I have a writing routine. Two is I don’t always follow that writing routine. The best work I’ve ever done is when I followed that routine […]… Continue reading Best Writing Routine Is Simple But Not Easy by David Wappel — FilmCourage.com

Film Courage: What was your feeling when you read the JOKER movie script for the first time? Lawrence Sher, ASC, Cinematographer: I was just very excited when I read it. It was incredibly powerful even on the page much like I think the final product. Scripts can go in many ways when you read them. […]… Continue reading Joker Cinematographer On Making The Movie by Lawrence Sher, ASC [FULL INTERVIEW] — FilmCourage.com

What entrances you?… via Guest Blog Post: Mesmerizing Mandalas by Graham A. Stephen — Happiness Between Tails by da-AL