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Costume Designer Natalie Bronfman on See season 2 and Gotham Knights
Tai Freligh chats with costume designer Natalie Bronfman… Natalie Bronfman is an international Designer, encompassing a Maison de Couture, Édith, and Theatre, Film & Opera. She is known for her work on Apple TV+ See, The Handmaid’s Tale and Most Dangerous Game and most recently completed the pilot for the new series Gotham Knights. I recently had the chance to speak with her about the second season of See and doing the pilot for Gotham Knights.
By Tai Freligh4 years ago in Interview
Interview With Author Daniel C. De Guzman
Daniel is a Filipino fantasy author who dabbles in a myriad of genres, with his works being featured in anthologies such as PSICOM Librerya Dark Files 1, Novice Magazine Issue 3, and Bangkang PAPEL Vol II and III. His favorites, however, are speculative fiction and horror. He loves metal music and is a collector of books about Philippine mythology.
By Marie Sinadjan4 years ago in Interview
Interview With Author Elliott Wink
Elliott is a science fiction and fantasy writer with a day job. She's been teaching English for nearly a decade, so she spend her days analyzing writing with her students, and her nights putting her own pen to paper.
By Marie Sinadjan4 years ago in Interview
Darkside Drive creates a distinct take on 80’s goth and darkwave music.
From the ashes of bands forced off the road during lockdown, three musicians from across the country united to create a spark of an idea that lit the fire that was to become Darkside Drive, the flames of which burn bright in their creativity. The band has created a distinct take on 80’s music, goth and darkwave. The songs are a poignant look behind the curtain of suburbia and delve into the darker side of life. The band is busy writing and releasing new material, and looking to go on tour towards the end of the year. Vocalist, Steve Burden, took the time to answer our questions.
By mysoundMusic4 years ago in Interview
Getting to Know Drew Blessed
Andrew Davis known as Drew Blessed from Brooklyn, NY Drew Blessed different as a person and as an artist What makes Drew Blessed different as a person is his work ethic and as an artist his music is rooted from rebellion. He doesn’t sound like anyone, but himself and the same goes for him as an artist. Drew Blessed stated “Individuality is how I started”. His first mixtape was called Axx, but it was dope to produce, to record, and mix and master his project. Drew Blessed even shot and edit his own artwork. Drew Blessed stated “ When I said one hundred percent independent I wasn’t playing”. Drew Blessed trusted his ideas so outside opinions are like hot air to him. Drew Blessed produces his styles such as samples, sound selection, sound manipulation and how he delivers his message, in songs and beats. Drew Blessed can be unorthodox at times and that’s exposed heavy in his music. Drew Blessed stated, “You can say genre ,but I’m always gonna make it sound different. Thats the fun! My goal is different, everyday day I make beats also I say the greatest and honestly I’m not worried about the discussion”.
By Jaeamor4 years ago in Interview
His name is Yip — and it's one you won't forget. Top Story - June 2022.
Paddy Crewe’s debut novel is set in northern Georgia and the mountains of Tennessee in the early years of the 19th century. My Name Is Yip is an adventure story, a tale of struggle against great odds, a paean to the power of friendship. Its narrator is unable to speak — and so he learns to communicate with slate and chalk. “My name is Yip Tolroy & I am a mute,” his account begins. “I have made not a sound since the day of my birth, October 2nd, 1815. I will say that my life has been something of a trial but such is God’s wish & so I must tell my story here on the page.”
By Erica Wagner4 years ago in Interview
6 interview mistakes in IT company
Scant knowledge of the company It is normal for a candidate to send out his or her CV to several companies at once. But you need to be clear about
By Vladimir Otchenash4 years ago in Interview
Learning about Brisco Bands
Nate, known as Brisco Bands. From Vineland, New Jersey. What makes Brisco Bands different as a person and artist he like to think he’s different because he’s very genuine and positive. In a world full of fake and negative people, Brisco Bands make it his priority to always be one hundred percent genuine and always staying positive. In bad situations, the majority will think negative ,but he’s the opposite. Brisco Bands never let things bring him down; however, he will stay positive and find a way through it. Brisco Bands always been genuine because he see’s loyalty and being real as two of the most important things with relationships in life. Brisco Band states, “Not only in relationships, but when people see you being yourself, it can motivate them to always be themselves”. As an artist, Brisco Bands doesn’t try to look cool or act a certain way . He just like to be himself and be transparent as possible. What make Brisco Bands different is that he doesn’t care what people think as long as he knows its really him and its really real.
By Jaeamor4 years ago in Interview
KreativeCircle.com Interviews Nobel Peace Prize Recipient Dr. Helen Caldicott
Dr. Caldicott, Welcome to Kreative Circle! As an accredited Australian and American physician who has contributed her medical expertise to Harvard Medical School, what inspired you to initially specialize in the field of pediatrics? This investment granted you an opportunity to establish the first Australian clinic for cystic fibrosis at the Adelaide Children's Hospital.
By Kreative Circle (KreativeCircle.com)4 years ago in Interview
Interview With Author Rebecca L. Fearnley
Rebecca has been obsessed with two things since she learned to walk and talk: stories and animals. Luckily, the two seem to be very compatible. She writes stories set in strange worlds filled with bizarre creatures, strong female characters and magical powers. She started her writing career as a poet, performing all over the country and publishing her first collection, Octopus Medicine, with Two Rivers Press in 2017.
By Marie Sinadjan4 years ago in Interview
Interview with Legal Life-Saver Amiel Gross
Amiel Gross is an enthusiastic, “naturally curious” lawyer and life-long learner, with an interest in biotech, pharmaceuticals, rare disease and helping patients. He serves as Vice President and General Counsel at Center for Breakthrough Medicines. Since its founding in 2020, CBM has become an emerging force in the industry, ramping manufacturing and testing capabilities.
By Amiel Gross4 years ago in Interview
Meet Zara616 - A producer with a plan
Patrick Mazara (born April 13, 2002), known professionally as Zara616 is an American record producer born in Grand Rapids, Michigan. He’s a member of the production team “Grease” which is a producer collective in his hometown.
By Mia Moore4 years ago in Interview