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Alternative Film and Video Practice: A Written Blog
WEEK 1: Introduction As a mature student entering my final year studying Film Production at Brunel University London, I have decided to take a module on alternative film - or to name it properly, Alternative Film and Video Practice. I’m always interested in film as a creative art away from the business of film, away from film as a purely entertainment medium for commercial purposes. The first week of studying alternative film certainly gave insight into film as something other than a commercial product.
By Jamie Stirling2 years ago in Art
5 School Holiday Boredom Busters For Kids
School holidays are meant to be fun. However, the boredom that comes from overstaying at home can make kids cranky. So, as a parent, you need to break the monotony every now and then. The question is how? If you’re stuck with ideas to beat holiday boredom, this blog is for you. Here are five awesome holiday boredom busters. Let's go!
By Kate Brownell2 years ago in Art
Obsessed With Flowers
Roses as Humans I love metaphors as a way to show what I'm thinking. I struggle to put words in my mouth but find my voice when writing my thoughts down. I struggle to speak but I thrive when I write. Roses as Humans is what has become my identity. We are all broken and in pieces, there's a thorn in our flesh. But despite these flaws and failures we were made beautifully and we are all beautiful.
By Thomas Terry2 years ago in Art
Revolutionizing Design and Drafting: astcad's Innovative CAD Design and Drafting Services
In today's dynamic landscape of technological advancements, the realm of design and drafting has undergone a significant transformation. With industries embracing digitalization more than ever, Computer-Aided Design (CAD) has emerged as the cornerstone of modern engineering and architectural endeavors. Within this paradigm shift, astcad stands at the forefront, offering unparalleled CAD design and drafting services tailored to meet the evolving needs of diverse sectors.
By Australian Design & Drafting Services2 years ago in Art
When Sparks Fly:
As the crisp autumn air settles in and the nights grow longer, the anticipation for dazzling firework displays across the UK begins to build. From Guy Fawkes Night to New Year's Eve, these vibrant spectacles light up the skies, captivating audiences with bursts of color and sound. However, amid the awe-inspiring shows, there lies a lesser-discussed aspect: the occasional mishaps and failures that can turn festivities into frights.
By Explosive Fireworks2 years ago in Art
Whispers of Silence
Moving to a different country presents a multitude of facets, offering promising prospects alongside certain drawbacks. Personally, my experience has been overwhelmingly positive, with significant improvements across the board. However, there's one minor issue that persists: the inhabitants of my new home struggle to communicate in my native language. Picture engaging in delightful conversations with strangers from diverse backgrounds, relishing the camaraderie, yet finding yourself unable to articulate a single word. Instead, all you can do is smile and, if you had a tail, wag it enthusiastically in their direction.
By Azadeh Afsharian2 years ago in Art











