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Hey ghouls,
It's Monday again, which means it's time for our 4th and final cast announcement for season three.
May we present...
The inimitable Marnie Warner, who is back as Eulalie's sister, Parker. What would this haunting even be without the sibling drama?!! Marnie Warner is a Chicago based theater and voice actor. You can hear her in podcasts across all genres, including Hit the Bricks, H.G. Wells Has His Regrets, Morland P.I, Where the Stars Fell, and Two Flat Earthers Kidnap a Freemanson. When not doing theater-type things, she’s probably reading, going out for breakfast, or looking at cats on the internet. For more information, visit her website at marniewarner.carrd.co/
Mihai Matei joins us this season as Cemetery Ghost and Poltergeist 4. Mihai is a London based VA whose hobbies include DnD, games and cycling. Find Mihai on Twitter @MihaiMateiVA
Natalie Hunter, returns as one of the voices of The Apartment! Natalie Hunter is a voice actor, singer, and screenwriter, and works as a research administrator by day. She is passionate about storytelling, the ocean, her cat Luna, and coffee. Find Natalie online at nataliehunter.carrd.co
Nick Mercer joins the haunting as FF House Ghost 1 and FF House. Nick Mercer is a voice actor and audiobook narrator with an incredibly versatile narration style, ranging from “friendly, positive guy next door” and “intelligent, articulate professional.” His background prior to voiceover includes Theatrical Performance, Music Production, Sales, and Education. Nick lives in North DFW with his beautiful – and genius – wife Corrie , their daughter Zoey, and their two dogs, Maisie and Loki. When he’s not firefighting or performing voiceovers, Nick loves watching anime, playing D&D, and platinuming FromSoft titles. Find Nick online at NickMercerVO.com
Paul H. Rollins is back as Nick, the gruff brute-squad member of You Haint Seen Nothin' Yet. Paul is a musician, aerosol artist, and cat caretaker with a M.S. in Microbiology.
Ray O'Hare joins us this season as Bill, McMansion, and Longfellow's ghost. (Oooh, there's that morbid Victorian poetry, huh?) Ray has over 20 years of professional stage experience, and as a voice actor has appeared in video games, animation and audio drama. He lives in the Boston area with his wife and daughter, and past jobs include toy demonstrator for FAO Schwarz, historical reenactor, and graveyard tour guide.
Roanna Cruz joins us this season as Poltergeist 5! Roanna is a bilingual Filipino American voice actor based in Los Angeles. Whether it's a commercial, animation, game, or audio drama, she just loves collaborating on productions and having fun in the recording booth! To learn more about her, visit RCruzVO.com.
Sian Luxford joins us this season as Professor 1! Sian Luxford is an actor based in Sydney, Australia. After working in screen acting for over two decades, Sian decided to take the leap into voice acting in 2023, and quickly fell in love with it. Sian is thrilled to be joining the amazing cast of The Way We Haunt Now. Find Sian online at sianluxford.com
Sneha Kumar joins us as E. Drawing Ghost 3 and the Airport Gate Attendant. Sneha Kumar is a voice actor who has been in the field since 2018. She mostly focuses on character work, but is always interested in diving into other areas of voiceover work. Along with being a voice actor, she is also a singer, self-taught dancer, a cosplayer, and currently attends Savannah College of Art and Design (SCAD) for sound design. She is very excited to be a part of the cast and deliver a wonderful performance! Find Sneha online at https://skumarvoice30.wixsite.com/sneha-kumar
We're so delighted Tal Minear is returning as Myrtle, who's GOING to make the rest of You Haint Seen Nothin' Yet think about the consequences of their actions, dammit! Tal is a SoCal based voice actor, sound designer, and fiction podcast producer. They're the creator of Re: Dracula, Sidequesting, What Will Be Here?, and several other productions that can be found hiding under rugs and around corners. Tal can be heard in audio fiction shows such as Tales of the Echowood, Mayfair Watcher's Society, Deconstructive Criticism, and more. Find them online at talminear.com
Tarek Esaw joins the haunting this season as Poltergeist 3! Tarek Esaw is an Arkansas-based voice actor with a background in theatre. When they are not drowning in schoolwork or struggling at their 9-5, you can catch them at a D&D session or binging horror movies. Their voice can now be heard in the audiodramas Among the Stars and Bones as Hudson Desha, Tales From the Fringes of Reality as Sparrow, and the upcoming animated pilot Myths in Manhattan as both Julius and Pour. Find them on Twitter: @TarekEsawVO
Tim Lowe is back as our weird and wonderful radio host, Jon Harker, who, hmmm.... no.... spoilers. You'll just have to listen to find out. Tim is a podcaster and voice actor who has appeared in numerous shows. He regularly hosts Minds at Yeerk and has made several guest appearances on shows such as Judging Book Covers and Panelology. He has appeared in a variety of shows such as The Lafresian Chronicles, Tunnels, and Haunted Hell House of Horrors. He can be found on Twitter @Remobware which he will be more than happy to explain if you tweet at him.
Trenton Butt joins us this season as E. Drawing Ghost 1. Trenton Butt is a twenty-one year old voice actor, finishing their final year of college while also pursuing voiceover at the same time. They have been featured in various award-winning video games, indie animations, and trending podcasts, as well as being a published author. When not in the booth, they can be found either bothering their dog Letty, or playing video games. Find Trenton online at trentonbuttvoices.com
And that's it, folks. That's our slate of ghosts, ghouls, haunted humans, and show-within-a-show characters for season three.
I'm pretty sure this cast is the best one there is to be found in the void, and I can't wait to show you what we've created... sometime this month.
Yours ghoulishly,
Courtney
#audio drama#audio fiction#crowdfunding#fiction podcast#podcasters of tumblr#horror#the way we haunt now#ghost story#haunted
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John Krasinski accepts an award onstage during the A Quiet Place award presentation and screening at the 21st SCAD Savannah Film Festival on October 27, 2018 in Savannah, Georgia.
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What is your favorite Cait styling? Or can you maybe do a Top5 or Top10 list?
Thanks for question, Anon. I don’t know fashion, but I know what I like. My favourite Cait styling…
Designer: Calvin Klein • Stylist: Karla Welch
Outlander Season 4 Premiere, SCAD Savannah Film Festival • 28 October 2018 • Savannah Georgia USA
Rounding out my Top 10, chronologically…
Designer: The Row • Stylist: Karla Welch
EE British Academy Film Awards • 18 February 2018 • London
Designer: Christopher Kane • Stylist: TBA*
BAFTA Scotland Awards • 3 November 2019 • Glasgow
Designer: The Vampire’s Wife • Stylist: Karla Welch
British Independent Film Awards • 1 December 2019 • London
Designer: Valentino • Stylist: Karla Welch
Academy Awards • 9 February 2020 • Los Angeles California USA
Designer: Prabal Gurung • Stylist: Karla Welch
Vanity Fair Oscars Party • 9 February 2020 • Los Angeles California USA
Designer: Pasquale Bruni • Stylist: Karla Welch
Belfast Hollywood Premiere • 8 November 2021 • Los Angeles California USA
Designer: Yves Saint Laurent • Stylist: Karla Welch
Screen Actors Guild Awards • 27 February 2022 • Santa Monica California USA
Designer: Del Core • Stylist: Karla Welch
Virtuosos Awards, Santa Barbara International Film Festival • 5 March 2022 • Santa Barbara California USA
Designer: Dior • Stylist: Karla Welch
Critics Choice Awards • 13 March 2022 • London
Remember… playing dress-up begins at age five and never truly ends. — Kate Spade
All photos: Getty Images
*Anybody know who styled Cait for BAFTA Scotland 2019?
#Tait rhymes with hat#Good times#Inbox#Favourite Cait styling#Asked 14 September Answered 15 September 2022
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Bibhu Mohapatra: Heritage as the Foundation of Creativity
Bibhu Mohapatra, a celebrated fashion designer born in Rourkela, Odisha, has made a significant impact on the fashion scene in New York City. His exceptional design skills have adorned prominent personalities, including First Lady Michelle Obama and Jennifer Lepage. Mohapatra’s journey into fashion began with learning stitching from his mother, rooted in traditional methods. This connection to his heritage has deeply influenced his creative process, resulting in opulent and ultra-elegant designs recognized globally.
Biography & Career
Bibhu Mohapatra was born on June 7, 1922, in India. He pursued higher education at the University of Utah in the United States. In 2014, he married Robert Ronae Beard. Mohapatra’s professional journey in fashion began at J. Mendel, where he eventually left to establish his own label, the Purple Label. Since 2008, he has been offering stylish clothing, fine costumes, and accessories. His debut collection at New York Fashion Week in 2009 received high praise, and his luxury women’s ready-to-wear lines have since garnered attention worldwide, including cities like New York, Houston, Palm Beach, Mumbai, and Beijing. Mohapatra’s collections are available in various boutiques globally.
In 2021, Mohapatra’s Spring collection for the Met Gala drew inspiration from Amrita Sher-Gil, and his designs continue to reflect his unique blend of Indian heritage and modern aesthetics.
Collaborations and Collections
Bibhu Mohapatra has been associated with Forevermark, a division of De Beers, since 2016. He launched a remarkable diamond jewelry collection that year, complementing his Fall-Winter 2019 collection showcased at New York Fashion Week. His first exclusive collection, “Artemis by Bibhu Mohapatra,” was followed by another De Beers collaboration in 2019, marking a decade of his influential presence in the fashion industry.
Inspiration from Heritage
Mohapatra attributes much of his creative inspiration to his mother, Sashi. In an interview with Elle India, he shared, “For me, my first language or sensibility of colors and patterns came from my mother, Sashi.” Honoring her influence, he introduced a new line named “Sashi by Bibhu” in the winter of 2018/2019 at New York Fashion Week. This collection, running alongside his luxury lines, offers affordable designer clothing inspired by his mother’s legacy, featuring items like fluted skirts, silk blouses, cocktail dresses, and trousers. Mohapatra emphasized that the collection is a tribute to the powerful women in his life and aims to meet the practical needs of everyday fashion.
Charitable Works
In his home state of Odisha, India, Mohapatra has supported traditional hand weavers by designing collections of hand-woven silk saris. He also co-founded the India Society in New York, which assists fashion and fine art students with internships and tutoring in universities across the U.S.
Honors and Awards
In 2021, the Washington National Opera at the Kennedy Center in Washington, DC, invited Mohapatra to design costumes for their post-COVID reopening, honoring Supreme Court Justice Ruth Bader Ginsburg. He also served as the primary costume designer for Verdi’s opera Aida during the 2012 summer season at the Glimmerglass Opera in Cooperstown, New York.
Mohapatra’s accolades include the “Young Innovator Award” from the National Arts Club in 2010 and membership in the Council of Fashion Designers of America. His work has been featured in exhibitions such as “Surface” by SCAD Atlanta in 2010, and he was a finalist for the 2014 International Woolmark Prize.
Conclusion
Bibhu Mohapatra’s motto, “creativity from the roots,” highlights his dedication to blending heritage with innovation. His success as a designer in New York City, while staying true to his Indian roots, serves as an inspiration to many. Mohapatra exemplifies how staying connected to one’s origins can foster humility and authenticity, making a lasting impact on the global fashion industry.
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“Follows Matt, a twenty-one-year-old in 2020s-era Savannah who spends his senior year navigating between his troubled animator life and a group of new friends that he meets at a SCAD Animation capstone recruitment.” - matt90s (2018)
Meet MATT, Art Lead and 2D Animator on Teaser Trailer! If it wasn’t obvious, he is attached at the hip to his skateboard
#teaser trailer#teasersweep#scad#scad capstone#scad savannah#animation#scad 2024#scad animation#2d animation#capstone film#short film#senior film#scad capstone 2024#animated film
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Lavar Munroe's latest foray
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Lavar Munroe is a Bahamian interdisciplinary artist working primarily in mixed media painting, cardboard sculpture, and drawings. His work examines themes present in folklore, fables and historic films – drawing comparison between his upbringing in the Bahamas and travels to various countries in Africa. Addressing multiple narratives that span personal, historical and mythological references, Munroe’s work presents conflicts between a desire to escape and the longing for home while challenging us to journey beyond the familiar.
Described as a hybrid medium between painting and relief sculpture, Munroe’s work often incorporates sentimental objects collected and gifted from his family and objects found during his travels. His work focuses on themes such as journey, utopia, magic, love and the celebration of escape through fantastical and dreamlike imagery.
Munroe (b.1982, Nassau, Bahamas) earned his BFA from Savannah College of Art and Design (2007) and MFA Studio Art at Washington University, St. Louis (2013). He also attended Skowhegan School of Painting and Sculpture (2013) and was awarded a postdoctoral research fellow at the University of North Carolina, Chapel Hill (2016), Benny Andrews Fellow from the MacDowell Colony (2016), and The Carolina Postdoctoral Program for Faculty Diversity-University of North Carolina, Chapel Hill NC (2014).
Recent solo exhibitions include Jack Bell Gallery, London, England (2022, 2021, 2014); Walters Museum of Art, Baltimore, MD (2021); NOMAD, Brussels, Belgium (2017); Meadows Museum of Art, Shreveport, LA (2018); SCAD Museum of Art and Gutstein Gallery, Savannah, GA (2016); and The Central Bank, Nassau, Bahamas (2010). Notable group shows include The National Art Gallery of the Bahamas (2022); Centre Pompidou Metz, FR (2022); Ichihara Lakeside Museum (2020); Virginia Museum of Contemporary Art, Virginia Beach, VA (2020); Perez Art Museum Miami, FL (2019); Jack Bell Gallery, London, UK (2017); and Nasher Museum of Art, Durham, NC (2015). He has also been featured in the Art Basel Miami Beach (2022); Kampala Biennale (2020); Off Biennale Cairo (2018); 12th Dakar Biennale, Senegal, West Africa (2016); and 56th Venice Art Biennale (2015). His work is in the collections of The Baltimore Museum of Art, Fondation de France; Fondation Gandur pour l’Art, Genève, Switzerland; The Studio Museum of Harlem, New York, NY; The Central Bank of the Bahamas, Nassau, BA; The National Art Gallery of the Bahamas, Nassau, BA; and the MAXXI Museum, Rome, IT.
He is the recipient of honors and awards including the John Simon Guggenheim Memorial Foundation Fellow, Robert De Niro Award (2023), the Sondheim Artscape Prize Finalist (2021), Distinguished Alums Award from Sam Fox School of Art and Design from Washington University of St. Louis (2018), Postdoctoral Award for Research Excellence from the University of North Carolina (2015), Sam Fox Dean’s Initiative Fund (2013), Joan Mitchell Foundation Painters and Sculptors Grant (2013), Joan Mitchell Foundation Scholarship (2012), The Kraus Family Foundation Award (2011), and The National Endowment for the Arts Grant (2011).
Munroe lives and works between Baltimore, MD, and the Bahamas.
#sexypink/Lavar Munroe#sexypink/Bahamian Artist#sexypink/multi media artist#sexypink/Bahamian Art#tumblr/lavar Munroe#Lavar Munroe#Bahamian Art#Bahamian Artist
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25 March 2023: Nine Steve Forbert albums:
Jackrabbit Slim/Alive on Arrival 40th Anniversary twofer (2020 Blue Corn Music expanded reissue of 1979 and 1978 Nemperor albums; this reissue presents the titles in reverse chronological order; Alive on Arrival here is the ��original Japanese master,” whereas Jackrabbit Slim is a 2020 remaster
Little Stevie Orbit (2018 Rolling Tide reissue of 1980 Nemperor album, presented here as a 2018 remix)
Steve Forbert (The Fourth Album) (2011 Rolling Tide expanded reissue of 1982 Nemperor album)
Mission of the Crossroad Palms (Paladin/Giant, 1995)
Young, Guitar Days (2001 Rolling Tide/Relentless Nashville release of 1978-1981 recordings)
Over with You (Blue Corn Music, 2012)
Compromised (Rock Ridge Music, 2015)
Flying at Night (Rolling Tide, 2016)
Early Morning Rain (Blue Rose Music, 2020)
Meridian, Mississippi-born singer-songwriter Steve Forbert has been in my consciousness since the late ’70s, when my brother bought his first three albums and I loved Forbert’s 1979 hit “Romeo’s Tune” (from his second album Jackrabbit Slim). I didn’t bother buying any Forbert albums until about 2017, for whatever reason, and then late last year I decided out of the blue that I needed his brand-new album Moving through America. (I purchased that when this page was on hiatus, so there’s no post to link to.) I loved that album so much that my enthusiasm was running very high when I went to Milwaukee to see Forbert perform there on March 25 at the intimate venue Shank Hall. Forbert has done seemingly dozens of fan-club items and one-off tour releases, so I went to the gig ready to hit the merchandise table hard, and that’s what I did. I came away with the nine albums shown above, a mixture of those early reissues (the top three packages), a couple of oddball items in the middle there, and then the bottom four discs in the photo above are relatively new releases. You can see from my notes above the photo that Forbert has hopped around like wild on all manner of tiny little labels. Of his first four albums (again, the top three packages in the photo), three of them (all but Little Stevie Orbit) have scads of bonus tracks. When I start amassing this many albums by a single artist, it can only mean that I’m planning a catalog study, and I look forward to beginning Forbert’s in earnest come next January.
I was so excited at the merch table that I just started pointing at things (”I’ll take of those, and one of those, and one of those...”). I was amazed by how many different things he had available, even if none of them was one of his weird, fan-club or tour-only things. Still, until that moment I only owned two Forbert albums on CD (along with a handful on vinyl), so it was like being in a candy store.
The merchandise person was a bit of an oddball, a raspy-voiced woman in a mask, and I still wonder: is that Forbert’s wife?! Surely not. They seem roughly the same age, but if they’re a couple it’s a bit of an odd couple. At one point when I was making my selections she seemed taken aback that I wanted so much, so I asked, “Is that okay?” She hollered in her brash rasp, “THE MORE YA BUY THE LESS I GOTTA CARRY!”
When I got back to the hotel, I could not believe my eyes. Seven of the discs were pristine and sealed new copies. Mission of the Crossroad Palms and Young, Guitar Days, however, were used copies, and not just any used copies, but trashed copies with significantly scratched discs; one of them had a guy’s initials in magic marker on the disc itself, and the other had a big sticker on the tray reading “DISC AT COUNTER.” What in the absolute blue blazes?! Never in all my days have I seen torn-up used CDs at a concert merch table. Surely this could not be Forbert’s doing? I blame that nutty woman! And they were not used-CD prices; I paid something like $13 or $15 a pop. Damnation! I prefer to believe that this was an accident and Forbert would be mortified if he knew about this. I just can’t believe he would knowingly sell torn-up copies of his own albums, let alone at full price.
Below we see the front covers of all nine purchases, including the bogus used ones, presented left to right beginning with the top row and in the same order that they are listed above and shown in the first photo (top to bottom).
Here are the back covers of the same, in the same order.
After I got all these home, I did some research to figure out exactly how many CDs this man has released, once all the fan-club items and other oddities are considered. Forty! Forty Forberts! I have made my brother listen at length to my incredulous reaction to there being Forty Forberts in this world, and as you will see in subsequent posts, I am making my way toward accumulating all forty. Some of them will be impossible to find, I fear, but when I do start this catalog study it will take me well over two years even if I have to skip several of his more arcane releases.
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Artist Statement
The way of seeing prompt is our first class project, and it is an adventure. I am doing techniques I have not done before. It is exciting and scary at the same time. I wanted my project to be very creative and unique; I looked at the examples my teacher provided a lot and did research on the different techniques. I traveled a lot when I first arrived at SCAD, so it helped me find pictures. I found the nature picture in front of a store by the shop I bought my bike. The pattern was in an antique thrift store that caught my eye, and the man-made picture was actually from 2018 when I ran a 5k in Pittsburgh. Reconstructing these photos with different methods is intriguing and eye-opening. I have never realized the number of lines and patterns one can make with them. I am also trying new techniques to create these images, from using morse code for patterns to using coloring book pages for one of the collages. I liked the painting portion of the project; it just made the pictures pop. I was not too fond of the collage portion; I picked very detailed pictures, so translating that onto paper was tricky, mainly because I have not used an x-acto knife like this before. I wanted my project to be different and creative. It is kind of a battle between wanting to try to make it as creative and detailed as possible and realizing that I am new to this, and I am learning how to create specific techniques. What I would do differently next time is definitely pick more simple photographs or at least have one detailed and two simple ones, so I can have more time to explore and be creative. I am happy about how this turned out and am realizing how much I learned along the way.
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FullEps: 4x03, 4x04, 4x05, 4x07, 4x08, 4x09, 4x10, 4x11, 4x12, 4x13
HQ ScreenCaps by Ep: 4x03, 4x04, 4x05, 4x07, 4x08, 4x09, 4x10, 4x11, 4x12, 4x13
Inside the Ep: 4x03, 4x04, 4x07, 4x08, 4x09, 4x10, 4x11, 4x12, 4x13
Inside Scottish Festival / IGN’s Look BTS
Bloopers: Pt One & Two
Deleted Scenes: Leaving River Run / The Ceilidh Dance / 4x07 Scenes
Teasers/Trailers: Official Trailer / Fight Trailer / This Season
w/ Cast Commentary: Home & Family (Sam, Cait, John, Maria, Sophie, & Rik) / Love American Style (Rik & Sophie) / Father - Daughter Bonding (Sam & Sophie) / The Reunion (Sam, Cait, & Sophie) / The Frasers BTS (Sam, Cait, & Sophie)
Character Promos: Bree’s Journey / Roger’s Journey / Claire’s Journey // Why We Love Claire
From the Intern Who Had a Lot of Fun with Moving Text: Claire & Bree / Bree & Roger / Women of Outlander / Best Reunions
Greetings: Happy Thanksgiving, Happy Valentines Day
PaleyFest 2018 (Apr): Full Panel
LandCon2 (June, Paris): Thanks & Goodbyes + Cait Speaking French (Rik, John, Cait, Sophie, Lauren, & Sam)
Outlander Con 2018 (Aug, New Jersey USA): Rik & Sophie, Two, Three, Four, Five / Six / Sophie
NYCC 2018 (Oct): Sam, Cait, Rik, & Sophie: Full Panel / TVInsider / MTV, Two / IMDB / SyFiWire / E!, Two
Savannah Film Festival 2018 (Oct, Georgia USA): Sam, Cait, Sophie, Rik, John, Maril, & Ron: Red Carpet, Full Panel / EW (Sam, Cait, John, Sophie, & Rik)
SasnakCity 2018 (Dec): Rik & David Sing / WrapUp (Interviews Start @ 3:11)
WizardWorld, New Orleans 2019 (Jan): Outlander Panel (Sophie, Rik, Lotte, & Diana)
FYC Event 2019 (Jun): Full Panel (Sam, Cait, Sophie, Rik, Maril, Toni, & JGS) / Red Carpet
Sophie & Rik: JoBlo / AOL Build (w/ Sam) / SyFyWire, Breakdown 4x3 / FacebookLive Q&A (w/Sam) / TVInsider / ETCanada / AM2DM, Two (w/ Sam) / TVGuide (w/Italian Subs), Two (w/Portuguese Subs / Chemistry Test (w/Portuguese Subs) / TheAVClub / Sign Autographs
Sophie: ET / E!
Games: Can’t Live W/Out (Sam, Cait, Sophie, Rik, César, Lauren, John, & Ed) / Hidden Talents (Sam, Cait, Sophie, Rik, César, Lauren, John, & Ed) / In 4 Words (Cait, Sam, Sophie, Rik, Maria, John, & Ed) / Fill in the Blank (Sam, Cait, Sophie, Rik, & John) / First Acting Role (EVERYONE) /Sophie & Rik Read Fan Tweets
#outlander#sophie skelton#outlander season four#season four#PaleyFest 2018#landcon2#outlander con 2018#NYCC 2018#scad 2018#sasnak city 2018#wizard world 2019#fyc event 2019#2018#2019
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It's been a year, and after a good festival run (official selection for 2 and semi-finalist for 4), I think it's about time the film was made available to the public, don't you? 😉
Follow one of the links here to check it out, either on Vimeo or on my website! Feel free to watch and share as much as you like! Thank you to all who helped make this dream come true!
https://vimeo.com/268912551
https://www.kirapelton.com/my-film
#bottled up#bottled up senior film#student film#student director#animation#animation student#i'm an artist#I'm an animator#girls in animation#scad#scad grad#scad savannah#scad 2018#watch me scad#we all have a story to tell#and this is mine#you will be fine#we will be fine
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Toko Koko, the world’s crappiest wizard!
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alright so imma nap and then resuest my ap scores be sent to college board and considering the amount of ap classes i took im gonna be paying a hefty amount
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Raúl Castillo by Benedict Evans for Entertainment Weekly's SCAD Savannah Film Festival portraits (October, 2018).
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Vanity Fair UK • September 2019 issue
SCAD Savannah Film Festival • 28 October 2018 • Savannah
BAFTA LA Tea Party • 5 January 2019 • Los Angeles
The Today Show • 6 April 2016 •New York
92nd Academy Awards • 9 February 2020 • Los Angeles
Irish Tatler • July 2018 issue
Remember National Pink Day is not to be confused with International Pink Day, and Brian isn’t familiar with either “day.” 🤷🏻♂️
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Architecture in Toronto (No. 1)
The architecture of Toronto is an eclectic combination of architectural styles, ranging from 19th century Georgian architecture, to 21st century postmodern architecture and beyond. Initially, the city was on the periphery of the architectural world, embracing styles and ideas developed in Europe and the United States with only limited local variation. However, a few unique styles of architecture have emerged from Toronto, such as the bay and gable style house and the Annex style house.
Toronto's older buildings are influenced by the city's history and culture. Most of the city's older buildings adopted designs found in other areas of the British Empire, such as Georgian, Victorian, Edwardian, and various revival-styled designs that were popular during the 19th and early 20th century. In the years following World War II, the city experienced massive growth and adopted a number of modernist and postmodernist architectural styles, including the International Style and the towers in the park concept. With adoption of the Greenbelt throughout the Greater Toronto Area in 2005, the region has experienced a large condo boom with many designs adopting neo-futurism and neomodern styles. Since the end of World War II, many prominent architects have done work in city, including Toronto native Frank Gehry, Daniel Libeskind, Norman Foster, Will Alsop, I. M. Pei, and Ludwig Mies van der Rohe. Reflecting this eclectic combination of architecture, Lawrence Richards, a member of the Faculty of Architecture at the University of Toronto, has said "Toronto is a new, brash, rag-tag place—a big mix of periods and styles."
The growth of the city is influenced by the geography of the city, most notably the Toronto ravine system and the Greenbelt, a permanently protected area of green space, farmland, forests, wetlands, and watersheds within the Golden Horseshoe. The natural geography of the city also provided builders with a variety of resources to build from. The most abundant raw material was the shale layer underlying the city, as well as the abundance of clay, making brick an especially cheap and available material, and resulting in many of the city's buildings being built from brick.
Source: Wikipedia
#EY Tower#Toronto#architecture#facade#detail#original photography#travel#summer 2018#vacation#Ontario#Canada#Canada Life Building#weather beacon#Lumsden Building#reflection#Bay Adelaide Centre#Wood Gundy Building#Scadding House#Fort York Armoury#window#balcony#landmark
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Video - Armie talking about playing a real character, Marty Ginsburg, in "on the basis of sex"
He talks so slowly, doesn't he? 🐌
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