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The diverse and talented Creative Team brings together community and professional members with experience and love of theatre, cinematography, history and Internet.
Producer, Playwright, Actor
Born in Dublin Ireland, Padraig’s love of theatre has included Tara Players of Ottawa as an Executive Member (Publicity Director, Vice President, President and Board Chair), as a producer (“Blackwater Angel” (by Jim Nolan)), and as an actor (Mr. Byrne in “Big Maggie” (by John B Keane), (Senator Marty McInerney in “A Little Like Paradise (by Niall Williams)). He has also acted with Ottawa Little Theatre (Detective Inspector Rodney Battle in “Towards Zero” (by Agatha Christie)). He has done public readings of James Joyce, Samuel Beckett, Dylan Thomas, William Butler Yeats and appeared as Nicholas Sparks and Thomas D’Arcy McGee at public events. For the McGee! Project he is developing a hybrid of theatre and video to tell a story of a fascinating man in times of turmoil.
With over thirty years experience in writing, directing and producing in theatre, video and events, Robert has an extensive portfolio and a record of working effectively with community groups, professionals, aboriginals, and private and government agencies. He has worked in Canada, South Africa, the United States of America, China and other countries. His portfolio includes documentaries, video advertisements, educational videos, public service announcements, films, live theatre, and has performed various roles as an actor, writer, dramaturge, director, producer, editor, and mentor. His work has been presented on CBC Television and Radio, RDI, SRC, Much MusicTV, Vision TV, South Africa Television in addition to numerous live theatre audiences across Canada and the United States. His teaching activities have included Brock University, Ryerson Polytechnical Institute, Banff School of Fine Arts, National Screen Institute in Canada and The Drama Centre in London, England. His contributions to the McGee! Project draws not only on his extensive experience in theatre and video, but his in depth knowledge and understanding of Thomas D’Arcy McGee.
Brenda is a producer, public speaker and committed activist with interests in public health, human rights, education, women’s issues, international development, community initiatives, theatre and video production. She has worked in Canada, South Africa and Ecuador on issues such as media relations for Nelson Mandela’s release from prison, research and prevention of HIV/AIDS, voter education, employment equity, cultural industries and Y2K Preparations. Clients have included Health Canada, Canadian Institute of Health Research, Canadian International Development Agency (CIDA), International Development Research Centre (IDRC), South Africa High Commission and Broadcasting Corporation, Vision TV, MuchMusic TV, Elections Canada, Ontario Government, OXFAM, UNICEF and Algonquin College Ottawa. She has been Director of Communications for various theatre and non-profit groups and been involved with the Stratford Festival, Royal Alexandra Theatre Toronto, Berkshire Theatre Festival, the Quebec Learners’ Network and the Wakefield Quebec Community. She brings to the McGee! Project her organizational and inspirational skills and dedication.
Dramaturge, Acting Coach
Respected and experienced in all aspects of theatre, including director, producer, writer and teacher, Janet has worked as a professional with National Arts Centre (English Theatre, Orchestra), Ottawa School of Speech and Drama, Odyssey Theatre, Great Canadian Theatre Company, the Gladstone, Opera Lyra, Upper Canada Playhouse, Manitoba Popular Theatre Alliance, University of Ottawa, various secondary schools, and other organizations. Her research and writing has included theatre, documentary and video scripts and librettos for opera. She has worked with others to adapt works (e.g. “Angel Square” (by Brian Doyle)), and to educate (e.g. audio tours of heritage waterways of the Rideau, St. Lawrence and Ottawa Rivers.). Her invaluable roles with the McGee! Project is as dramaturge and acting coach.
Myles is a young energetic videographer who has filmed a wide range of works from comedic horror films to television commercials, to documentaries and pieces of theatre. He has worked as cinematographer, editor, producer, actor, sound recordist, camera operator and grip in numerous countries and continents. His work has been shown on television, screened at festivals and released commercially as digital video discs (DVDs). He is familiar with current techniques of the Internet, and brings his innovative skills and energy to the McGee! Project.
Production Assistant, Website Manager and Internet Interfaces
Selena is a bright tech-savvy student at Algonquin College Ottawa, currently studying Advertising, having completed the Interactive Multimedia Developer Program and numerous workshops in media, including Flash In The Can (FITC) and Skills Canada seminars. She is a freelance photographer with an interest in theatre and videos. She has developed and maintained the McGee! Website and is tutoring the Producer in the world of Internet and Google, iMac/iPad, Facebook, Twitter, etc.
Bryan has worked over twenty six years in the beauty business in Ottawa, Vancouver, Calgary, Las Vegas, St. Paul, Florida, France, England and Germany. He has run beauty salons and specializes in wigs, colouring, fashion shows, television, and theatre productions for Ottawa Little Theatre and other companies. He is helping recreate Thomas DArcy Himself.
Born in Whitehead, County Antrim, Ireland, David is a professor in the Celtic Studies Program and the Department of History at the University of Toronto. He has produced, to scholarly and popular acclaim “Thomas D’Arcy McGee, Volume 1, Passion, Reason and Politics, 1825-1827”, published by McGill-Queen’s University Press. Previous publications include “United Irishmen, United States: Immigrant Radicals in the Early Republic…The Transatlantic Connection” and the best selling “Ireland, a Bicycle and a Tin Whistle”. He is now writing Volume 2 on T.D. McGee, ”The Extreme Moderate, 1857-1868” and brings to the McGee! Project his “delightful and erudite” knowledge and his “wit, humour, imagination, and empathy that reveals the Irish love and understanding of language”.
Educational Consultant, Lesson Plans
Frank has been developing educational material and student outreach programming having worked as an author and editor of magazines such as Harrowsmith, Equinox, Canadian Geographic. He has also authored historical non-fiction for adults, and picture books and novels and non-fiction titles for children. Clients have included National Capital Commission (a tour of Parliament Hill), Canada War Museum (student orientation program), Commonwealth of Pennsylvania (student tests), Archives of Ontario (curriculum- based lesson plans, web- based exhibits, educational outreach materials),and Heritage Foundation of Canada. Each year, Frank visits about fifty schools across Canada to talk to students, teachers and parents about reading and writing. For the McGee! Project, Frank may develop lessons plans, student guides and supplementary materials that will provide curriculum-based ties for teachers and students, and background information for audiences of all ages.
Patricia has been extensively involved with theatre and some television, film and radio over many years. She has performed in over six plays with Tara Players, and most recently directed to critical acclaim “The Ballymore Reel” (by Greg Finnegan). She has also acted with the Ottawa Little Theatre (in over nine plays), New Edinburgh Players, Third World Players, and Eddie May Murder Mysteries. She has performed at poetry readings and as historical figures at various functions, and is now giving increasing number of harp recitals.
Finance and Administration
Website Editor, Production Advisor
Mary hails from the Miramichi, New Brunswick and has known Padraig Finlay since 1967. She had her first opportunity to act with him in an open-air amphitheatre in Kalashpuri, Rajastan, India where they performed a Christmas Pageant in 1973 with the Hindu villagers, complete with a donkey, two camels and an elephant. They also played western youths in a German-Turkish film, "Eine Hochzeit" or "Evlenme" ("The Marriage") , on the beach in Sile on the Black Sea. Mary's professional life now as a psychologist has precedence over her acting career. However, she has recently discovered the passion of the violin and has joined the"The More Strings the Merrier" orchestra for fun and leisure. She continues to support Padraig in his theatrical endeavours and their other interesting projects together.
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After a whirlwind year starting with writing the monologue, seeing it staged as part of Tell It Like It Isn’t, having it published by Currency Press, being commissioned to turn it into a short film working with director Damien Power and an amazing production team, this project has reached its pinnacle.
On Tuesday night we launched the films of Boot and Bat Eyes, written by Jess Bellamy. What an incredible opportunity – I’m so grateful to atyp and everyone who made this happen (especially the man-who-never-sleeps, Dan Prichard). We also launched the film versions of the monologues in their entirety, so that audiences can see exactly where we started. I’m proud of both.
The response so far has been incredible, and very exciting as this project is about celebrating and communicating young, new voices, far and wide.
So now there isn’t much else to do other than help us celebrate and share these films as widely as you can.
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BOOT – the original monologue lives here.
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I really can’t believe this has all happened, and I know these things normally take years to get off the ground. I am really very lucky and thankful.
“I don’t want a lot for Christmas, there’s just one thing I need…”
Ok, can it Mariah. It’s the festive season, and this year I’ve decided to do something for me.
I feel like I’ve been living with the same plays for too long. I’m sick of finding myself with nothing new to submit every time a deadline rolls around. It’s not that I don’t have anything to write about – in fact there are several plays I’ve carried with me for some time, begging to be written – I just never give myself the time. Too often life and work get in the way of writing, so this year I’m going to make time.
And I will say it here, write it down so that I keep my own promise to myself -
I’m giving myself a new play for Christmas.
There. I said it. I bolded it. It’s going to happen (wish me luck!)
Wishing you all a safe, happy and joyful festive season spent with loved ones, pudding and pav. See you in 2012.
I was sent the location and time – 6.30pm, Tempe Park.
The crew had just spent two days shooting all the inside scenes from the two films, of course now we were due to shoot outside. Throughout the day I frantically checked the weather status. It consistently poured as I drove down from the north cost to Sydney, hoping to find the city alight with sunshine. Alas, the gloominess continued and as I drove out to the location, I could hear thunder claps above the car radio. I could also see lightning bolts crack across the skyline. I don’t know much about film, but surely not a good sign.
When I arrived I found the entire production crew huddled under a shelter, waiting for a call on whether we would be able to shoot or not. Inside the Jets clubhouse I found a flurry of actors, costume and makeup, catering, more production crew and director Damien Power looking hopeful, but with nervous eyes out the window at the deluge.
I was quickly made at home with a steaming cup of tea and the assurance that a call was going to made at 8pm on what was going to happen. One thing was for sure, it was not going to be easy to get all these people in the one place at the one time again, especially with the added production aspects on standby.
I bided the time talking with the Acting Coach, Sarah Woods, herself an actor and friend I have worked with before. I was very aware of making sure I didn’t step on anyone’s toes, get in the way, or generally be a nuisance on set. I had no idea what I was meant to be doing and where I should stand but I was so thankful that Damien and his team welcomed me to be there and part of the experience.
The one resounding thought that would not leave me, is that all these people were here because I had written some words on a page. Incredible.
I quizzed Sarah on who was playing who – “What one is Julia? Who’s playing Mike? Is that Gavin or Darren?” My characters were before me, real people, off the page and come to life. It’s times like these that you really feel how much power a writer has, and the weight of mere creation. I met the young, enthusiastic cast and answered quick questions including “Is the story based on a real one?” What struck me is how confidently they carried themselves in what was a new experience for them as well, asking questions of Damien and the crew, readying themselves for a long night of shooting.
By 8pm, the call had been made. We were shooting, although because of the weather the script needed to be tweaked for new locations. The 1st AD gave directions to the actors about when and where they needed to be. Damien worked swiftly to explain the necessary changes and within minutes we were bundled into cars and up the road to the set, ready to shoot.
I was lucky to be given a set of headphones (comms or cans? I forget the lingo, it was a new language to me) so I could watch from behind the split (more lingo, meaning the screen the director looks through to see what the camera sees) and hear the actors. I could also hear all the production crew and enjoyed playing the game of ‘Which voice comes from where/who?’ Among conversations about the scenes being filmed, there was also plenty of talk about the pronunciation of Dana (Dayna or Daana?), the planes taking off overhead, flight schedules and curfew and that the “Jet noises were probably coming from the jet.” In between takes I was interviewed for the behind-the-scenes doco being made for The Voices Project, and worried that being the middle of the night, I wasn’t particularly articulate.
I was amazed at the number of people and spent most of the night figuring out what part they all played in bringing this film to life. Whether it was the props girls filling and refilling beer bottles with ginger ale for each take, or the person with their head in the script in charge of continuity, everyone played their part. The whole production was like a well-oiled machine, and fascinating to watch.
The scenes themselves, I’m not going to mention. I don’t want to give anything away, suffice to say that the actors, Damien and the crew did an incredible job and the film is going to look stunning. I will never forget the first time I looked into the split – from what looked like a very ordinary group of kids hanging out suddenly transformed to something special on-screen. I feel very fortunate to be given this opportunity, on my first ever film, to work with such a professional team. When inevitable issues raised their head, a workable solution was found quickly, with several options shot to be decided on at a later date. The crew pushed through a ridiculous number of noise disturbances including planes, dirt bikes at 2am, trucks beeping while reversing, birds tweeting as the morning rose, and even a group of teenagers hanging in the park next to the shoot who were very interested in what was going on and called out to ask several times during takes. The irony was not lost that the real-life Boot was happening right next to us. There was of course the waiting game between set ups and shots, but I was never bored (and we were there for nearly 10 hours!) and whiled away the time taking shots myself and tweeting through the night alongside atyp’s Dan Prichard.
By 4am, we had wrapped (and much to my amusement, they actually say “That’s a wrap!”) and we were done. A quick celebration for a job well done and then within minutes the set was in the process of disappearing. I was thrilled with what I saw and know the finished product is going to be something very special. It’s been a fascinating process adapting a monologue into a short film, but I’ve opened myself up to the challenge and all that comes with it. People who know the monologue are going to see something they weren’t expecting and those that don’t, well you’re in for a treat.
And that’s all I’m saying for now.


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Every month the group will read a play that has either already won or was nominated for a Pulitzer Prize and discuss what makes that play special. What techniques did the writer use? Topically, is the play socially relevant? After discussing the play, the group leader will assign a prompt based on techniques in the play. The short scenes from the prompts will be read at the following meeting.
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Jersey Boys rocks Toronto and draws in crowds young and old to the Ed Mirvish Theatre.
Starring Jonny Wexler, who previously played Joe Pesci in past touring productions, returns as he dazzles the stage as Frankie Valli.
The story follows the life of Frankie Valli and The Four Seasons. Each member of the Four Seasons narrates the story from different section of their lives, starting with Tommy Devito, Bob Gaudio, Nick Massi and lastly, Frankie Valli. The actors who portrayed the Four Seasons have amazing vocals and their voices complimented each other perfectly, but don’t let the poor New Jersey accents fool you. If the audience was looking carefully, they would’ve noticed they weren’t playing their instruments. Mind you, in one scene they did play their instruments and played them well, however when it came to the singing, dancing and playing their instruments? Let’s just say they were no triple threat.
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The crowd goes absolutely wild when Can’t Take My Eyes Off of You is performed. It’s the debut of Valli as an artist with the band, not just The Four Seasons.
I now understand why this show left its mark on Broadway and continues to tour around North America. It isn’t your typical rags to riches story nor is it your average extravagant musical. The set had simple lightning and a screen that would project 60s style art during certain songs. In certain scenes, the crew brought out old cameras that would project the performers onto the screen in black and white, as if we were watching American Bandstand. These were the underdogs who followed their dreams, were knocked down in different ways with people never giving them a chance, money complications, loss of love and loss of a child. If you have an audience trying their best not to sing and dance a long to a show, then you’ve done it right.
The history of the show
Jersey Boys premiered at La Jolla Playhouse in 2004, in an out of town run. The show then premiered on Broadway on October 4th, 2005 and ran for over ten years, closing in 2017 only to reopen Off-Broadway again at New World Stages a few months later. Many productions have hit almost all corners of the world, from Melbourne, Sweden and even Japan. The production in London’s West End ran for nine years.
The Grammy and Tony winning soundtrack features Oh, What a Night (December ‘63), Big Girls Don’t Cry, Walk Like a Man, Can’t Take My Eyes Off of You and Who Loves You.
The jukebox musical follows popular band, Frankie Valli and The Four Seasons, from singing under streetlamps in Belleville, New Jersey, countless name changes, to travelling all over America and how they’ve written their hit singles and handling the price of fame. Gaining popularity in the 60s, 70s and 80s before and during the British Invasion.
Riding the wave of popularity of its tenth anniversary on Broadway, Jersey Boys was made into a movie. Starring John Lloyd Young, who played Frankie Vallie in the Original Broadway Cast. The movie was not as popular.
A line in the show that sticks out is when Valli says “I’ll probably be touring till I’m ninety”. Although the original members of The Four Seasons are no longer performing as a group, Frankie Valli at age 84 is still touring and performing, looks like he was right.


HOWELL PAL THEATRE COMPANY
"The Actor's Toolbox"
Location: Southward School - 115 Kent Road - Howell
Instructor: Gillian Bryck
Level 1 - 5:15 - 6:30PM: This program is for children ages 6-11, who enjoy theatre and are eager to learn. The class will teach the "basics" of acting for the stage; including warm-up techniques for voice and body, improvisation, theatre games and following stage direction, as well as solo and group scene work.
Level 2 - 6:30 - 7:45PM: This level is for young people ages 12-17, who have taken part in other theatre programs, or have experience on stage. Students will develop their abilities to learn in-depth scene study and memorizing lines, while creating characterizations through solo and group scene work. Students will also work on vocal numbers.
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I absolutely loved the snark. It was even better because Lauren Graham herself narrated the audiobook, which made all the more amusing. The other reason I liked Someday, Someday, Maybe
so much is that the protagonist was trying to break into Broadway or at least land a few decent acting jobs in order to fulfil her goals. Even though I've never thought about becoming a professional actress, I love theatre. I find so much joy in it and wish I had time to pursue acting as a hobby. Anyway, acting is a tough career to pursue and liked hearing of the day-to-day life and struggles and triumphs of Franny. Even though the plot itself wasn't terribly exciting, the main character more than made up for it simply being the character that she was.


The legendary film critic Roger Ebert passed away this afternoon.
That meme may seem like “low hanging fruit”, but the thumbs up/thumbs down grading system was the trademark of the Siskel and Ebert movie reviewing machine. And machine may be an understatement. WITH cancer, Ebert was able to write reviews for over 200 movies. And to think some college students bitch about having to write a 10-page paper.
Let’s say Roger Ebert watched and reviewed one film every day. That would mean there are only about three months a year that he is not viewing a movie and writing a subsequent review every day. This means that:
A) He watched a whole hell of a lot of movies
B) He probably watched some really, really awful movies.
Which brings me to the point of this post.
There isn’t one.
Are we supposed to celebrate and glorify this man, this man who made a career off of panning movies like the animated/live action version of Yogi Bear? He achieved a lot while he was battling cancer, which is certainly something to admire. But a lot of people do and they won’t ever receive the type of recognition he will. Perhaps, it’s because he was a master of his craft. After all, he was the ONLY person in America who wrote compelling film reviews. Oh wait…that’s not true. Every city’s newspaper has a handful of film reviewers, many of whom are more talented than Roger Ebert.
So what should we take away from this? Because that’s the sad reality of humanity: sometimes, when people pass away, others are left asking themselves, “What does this mean for me?”
Roger Ebert made a lot of people appreciate film in a way they didn’t know was possible. After reading Ebert’s positive review of Gigli (the Ben Affleck-Jennifer Lopez
horror romantic comedy), I paid to see it for a third time. And it still fucking sucked, but this time I THOUGHT about it differently.
When I read his review of Rihanna’s acting debut in Battleship, I drove to the theater so fast I LITERALLY ran over two humans. And boy did I hate that movie, but you know what…at my core…I changed. Battleship made me think about personal relationships and families in a different way.
When a person can get wiped out by an alien naval battle at any moment, you appreciate their time more.
So in the end I guess I am thankful. Roger Ebert changed how I see movies. He made me cynical, and reluctant to see anything less than a masterpiece.
So I guess he kind of screwed me over.


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Our guides are the best you’ll find in LA. We all live here, we know this city, and have diverse backgrounds that light up every tour. Plus, we all care — we care about you, your desire to get the most out of your visit to LA, and your safety. Learn more about each of them with the bios and videos below.
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Scott has been in the film animation industry for 30 years and lived in LA for the last 20. He has worked as Line Producer or Associate Producer in charge of production of an animated TV series for prestigious studios like Dreamworks Animation, Universal Animation, Sony Children’s TV Animation and Warner Bros. Animation. He has worked with celebrities such as Neil Patrick Harris, Jeffrey Tambor, Lenard Nimoy, Kathy Griffin and Ed Asner to name a few. Some of his varied credits include work on the animated series Tom & Jerry, Scooby-Doo, Spider-Man, Starship Troopers, and Land Before Time. He melds that experience with a love of classic Hollywood and meeting his famous neighbors in Beachwood Canyon to bring you a fascinatingly diverse tour.
Carter Glascock is a stand up comedian, actor and musician originally from the Southeast who came out to LA as many before him to pursue his dreams. What he didn’t count on was how immersed, obsessed and enthralled he became with the culture of Southern California. With a vast knowledge of film history and LA’s pivotal role in the development of cinema, one of his favorite things is pointing out where in LA your favorite film was made and where your favorite stars live and hang out. He’s learned from the best about truly getting the most out of the magical city of Los Angeles. He performs stand up comedy all over the city and can be heard on a number of LA podcasts.
Rivers came to LA to pursue a career in stand-up comedy and, like most people, immediately fell in love with Southern California. Like Kevin, Rivers can now be seen performing all throughout the thriving Los Angeles comedy scene. He has a love of pop culture, history, and literature. He also happens to be a walking encyclopedia of L.A. with a knack for storytelling. He will tell you anything you need to know.
Anna Valenzuela has been living in ,and exploring, Los Angeles sense 2005. Her love for Los Angeles comes from years of visiting family, facilitating educational activities, and from her unique experience as a stand up comic. She loves to show off Hollywood and Los Angeles’s rich cultural history along with every weird nook and cranny the city has to offer.
James Espinoza was born and raised in LA and lived the cliche as a starving actor. Talk about a real local! But things weren’t all bad — he’s starred in 20 national commercials, so you just might recognize him from the small screen. You’ll benefit from his years chasing auditions as he regales you with stories of life in the real LA behind the scenes of tinseltown. He gained even more behind the scenes knowledge with a stint at the front office of the Chateau Marmont, The Godfather of all celebrity hotels. So he was that proverbial fly on the wall as A-listers came and went through the lobby of this LA icon. If you’re lucky enough to have James as your guide you’ll get to hear what that “fly” has to say on your LA tour!
Rebecca Leib is a comedian and writer from Milwaukee, Wisconsin whose writing has been seen on NBC, Investigation Discovery, Disney, VICE, Buzzfeed, and in Reductress, The Rumpus, LAist, LAWEEKLY, ThoughtCatalog, Art Etc and Beautiful/Decay, to name a few. She has been seen performing comedy all over the country, including The Comedy Store, The Laugh Factory, Caroline’s, The Improv and Improv Lab, UCB (NY and LA) and hosts her own show at The Dynasty Typewriter. She loves true crime and offbeat Los Angeles history and has a podcast about abandoned, haunted and mysterious locations called “Ghost Town.” Check it out!


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Look how she went from being impressed by his flight suit to being impressed by her son and how much he’s grown. Look at how she’s looks at him and places her hand on his face. And look at hiccup’s face in this scene. For his entire life, Hiccup believed his mother was dead, but here he is, right next to her, feeling a mother’s touch for the first time in his life. And here we have Valka, who carried 20 years of regret of leaving her family behind to protect these dragons, finding out how much alike his son is to her.
I teared up at this scene because it was so intimate and sweet and heartbreaking at the same time. Dreamworks does an amazing goddamn job of portraying and animating these facial expressions, as well as the music that goes with these scenes. *applauds*


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Believe it or not, Indian films have somewhat influenced my choice of travel destinations in India. I enjoy watching Indian films (with English subtitles, of course) but would like to quickly add that I’m not inclined towards Bollywood masala films. Thanks to a Bengali friend living in Delhi who introduced to me an array of critically acclaimed Indian films that portray vibrant and riveting stories; films par excellence in terms of screenplay, directing and acting that may not necessarily perform well in the box-office.
Over a period of time, I discovered more Indian films on my own, and these films happened to feature the city of Kolkata or Calcutta, depending on the era in which the films were based. The first of which was Kahaani, a mystery thriller film about a pregnant woman searching for her missing husband in Kolkata. The entire film kept me on the edge but it was the frenzied, climactic scene of the last day of Durga Puja festival when the Goddess Durga was carried out in the streets of Kolkata amid music, dance, blowing of conches, ululation and married women smearing vermillion powder on each other’s face, left me spell-bound and captivated. It took a few more Kolkata-themed films (which I will share shortly in this post) and three years later that persuaded me to book a flight to Kolkata to experience the festival myself.
My real-life experience of Durga Puja festival was not as chaotic as the film but more restrained and yet positive. This was because I spent the time pandal-hopping in the suburbs of Kolkata with a local friend. We visited three puja pandals that were walking distance in the neighbourhood, and I was amazed by the creativity and innovation displayed by the communities in building pandal structures of various themes. And the part which I found most interesting, if not, a little poignant, was bidding farewell to Maa Durga. I saw married women wearing red and white sarees, queuing up at the pandals to apply vermillion powder, feeding the Goddess Durga sweets with much love and adoration as one has for her own mother. Devotees worship Durga not only for her victory over evil but as Mother of the Universe as well.
*Also Read: Meeting Goddess Durga in Kolkata
Another mystery thriller film that intrigued me was Detective Byomkesh Bakshy, a Calcutta whodunit based on an adaptation of a dhoti-wearing, quick-witted private eye character who remains one of the most popular figures of Bengali literature. What I loved about this film is that the production set and cinematography depicted the politically volatile era of Calcutta in the 1940s complete with its old-world charm of vintage cars and trams, Chinatown, smoke-filled coffee houses, structures of crumbling grandeur, all of which I recognised during my trip in 2015.
*Also Read: 48 Hours in Kolkata – Part One
During my walkabouts in Kolkata, I saw the decaying red three-storey brick flats with green shutters known as Bow Barracks; walked along the streets of Tiretta Bazar, home to India’s only Chinatown; and drank (bad) coffee in Indian Coffee House on College Street which incidentally was one of the film locations for Detective Byomkesh Bakshy. As I explored the city over a period of three days, I was enchanted by its heritage architecture, quaint charm, confluence of cultures, a city mixed with modernity and old grandeur, and soon I began to understand that Kolkata has become both muse and leading characters for films nowadays, and to some extent, for my travel experiences as well.
The last film that I would like to mention is Piku, a comedy-drama about the short-tempered Piku, her grumpy and ageing father who suffers from constipation and the owner of a taxi company, as they embark on a road trip from Delhi to Kolkata. By this time, I was able to identify the familiar icons of Kolkata (even though I hadn’t visited the city yet!) but interestingly, the thing that I detected in the film was the Bengali pronunciation of words. Their accent and pronunciation are fascinating, often dominated by “o” and “osh” sounds. “V” is pronounced as “B”. “Pradesh” and “Vijay” are “Pradosh” and “Bijoy”. I had observed and noticed the same when I was in Kolkata. The popular Bengali sweet “rasgulla” sounds like “roshgolla” as if their mouths are full of rashgulla as they speak 🙂
Some may say that film-makers romanticise the old-world charm of Kolkata and that they are not painting the true real life of the city. Perhaps it’s one way to establish a connection with the city – its past, glory and heritage. And for those who are returning to their Bengali roots, maybe the past can help them create a new future for the city and its people.
And as for me, the foreigner who passed through Kolkata for a short time, a glimpse into this City of Joy is enough for me to remember and cherish for a long time. And if I do forget Kolkata once in a while, I can always watch the movies 🙂
*This post was written for Maverickbird in Oct 2016 and you can read the original version here.
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Snow White and the Seven Dwarfs, the theater made its debut in 1937 has been declared as the first completely animated feature film. Originally, the film that brought the total Dano 66596803 U.S. dollars of gross domestic debut in 1937. For quick reference, was re-issued four times in the 20th century Movies: 1937,1983,1987, and 184 925 486 U.S. dollars (unadjusted) in 1993, total life.
However, little math and the U.S. Bureau of Labor Statistics calculator, you can use, we, when adjusted for inflation $ 66596803, $ is the total amount to be 1,000,596,663 in today's dollars.
, But adjusted gross dollars of Snow White 1000596663, 1046340655 total of Toy Story 3 U.S. dollars, less than 1937 films were released only in Japan. Yes! It is the world of film and animation films such as current today as it was in the U.S. means that this was released.


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talent directly with the theatre audience at large–whether it was singing for the troops in the Stage Door Canteen of the 1940’s, or sharing their stories on a podcast today. Best known for creating The Antoinette Perry ‘Tony’ Awards®, now presented with The Broadway League, ATW has developed the best-known national platform for the recognition of theatrical achievement on Broadway. Yet ATW’s reach extends beyond Broadway and beyond New York, with educational and media work that offers the very best in theatre to artists and students around the world.
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“Captain America: Civil War is the best Marvel Studios movie yet. There, we said it.”
The examination season may be well underway at RBAI, however the dedicated members of the Modern Language Film Club managed to take time out of their busy revision schedule (hopefully!) to enjoy the Russo brothers’ Captain America: Civil War. On Friday, 6th May the MLF Film Club enjoyed the novelty of watching the latest blockbuster film; this time on the big screen and in English.
Before the film commenced the group enjoyed honing their movie knowledge with a short movie film quiz, followed by the obligatory trip to the kiosk for popcorn and snacks.
We are also especially grateful to Mrs Patricia Stoker for taking time out of her busy schedule to accompany the group.
Would the group agree with Empire’s very bold praise? Well the debate continues…


Kill Climate Deniers :
Four years after backlash shut down the original staging of the play, David Finnigan's Kill Climate Deniers has now opened in Sydney.
Playwright takes on Andrew Bolt, climate change sceptics and Breitbart News
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In 2014, Finnigan was commissioned by Canberra's Aspen Island Theatre Company to write a play that explored climate change and Australian politics. He called the play Kill Climate Deniers, and was given a $19,000 grant from the ACT.... But then Andrew Bolt caught wind of it... Even right-wing US website Breitbart News Network criticised the funding of the play...
Finnigan said that despite the name, his play is not a violent call to arms but rather "a pretty joyful comedy".
"It's a high-octane action adventure thriller set in Parliament House," he said.
The Parliament House of Finnigan's play, however, has been invaded by eco-terrorists. They've taken everyone hostage while demanding that the government stop climate change.
Finnigan, who based his 2012 Churchill Fellowship on studying the intersection between science and the performing arts, creates theatre in collaboration with climate and systems scientists.
Scientists were informally involved in the development of this play ensuring that "all the science was double and triple fact-checked," he said...
Finnigan has released Kill Climate Deniers as an eBook, film script, walking tour of Parliament house dance party and album ...
A uniquely Australian train-smash
Sydney's Griffin Theatre Company's production of Kill Climate Deniers is the first full-scale mounting of the play, which won the company's Griffin Award in 2017. While in 2014 Finnigan was concerned with the new anti-terrorism laws which included an offence of "advocating terrorism", he's less afraid now.
"I don't think anyone is going to take this play literally," he said.
The artistic director of Griffin Theatre Company, Lee Lewis, directed this staging of Kill Climate Deniers, which she described as having "a uniquely Australian train-smash structure"...
Kill Climate Deniers is showing at Sydney's Griffin Theatre Company until April 7.


How To Download New Movies:- It’s great to see all the people downloading a new movie. But many people do not know how to download a new movie. From which they do not get the chance to download the new release movie. So today I will tell you how you can download new movies from your computer or mobile.
Hello friends, All of you are very welcome on our blog Adviceduniya. Today’s topic is how to download a new movie or movie easily.
We all have craze from childhood as a whole to see the movie. But if we do a simple family, then it is not possible to see every new release movie going into cinemas.
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How to download new movie?
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Writers:Anurag Kashyap, Sachin K. Ladia, and 2 more credits »
Stars:Manoj Bajpai, Richa Chadda and Nawazuddin Siddiqui
Genre: Action | Crime | Drama | Thriller
Shahid Khan is exiled after impersonating the legendary Sultana Daku in order to rob British trains. Now outcast, Shahid becomes a worker at Ramadhir Singh's colliery, only to spur a revenge battle that passes on to generations. At the turn of the decade, Shahid's son, the philandering Sardar Khan vows to get his father's honor back, becoming the most feared man of Wasseypur.
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The Palm Beach Post
November 2, 2016
Students in the Lower School will perform Meredith WillsonÕs ÒThe Music Man KIDSÓ at 7 p.m. Friday and 2:30 p.m. Saturday. The musical, featuring 29 first- through fourth-grade students, is directed by Robert Sherman, with choreography by Jeanne Bennet and musical direction by Gay Dedo. Tickets are $10 for adults, $5 for students. The Rosarian Academy Theatre is at 807 N. Flagler Drive, West Palm Beach.


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The Annecy International Animation Film Festival was created in 1960 and takes place in the town of Annecy, France. Initially a biennial event, the festival has grown into a major annual program that showcases the best of what’s happening in the animation industry on a global scale.
Annecy International Film Festival traverses the world far and wide with its Best of Annecy 2017 program combining a selection of prize-winning shorts from the latest festival.
*Some content may not be suitable for young audiences. Check out Best of Annecy Kids 2017 for a family friendly program of animated shorts!


A recent conversation in our p2P team made me start thinking about all the great locations in the world that I might have on a ‘Bucket List’ of places I’d like to visit. It’s not an ordinary list of really, really, really fabulous places, but more a list that has been inspired by movies I have seen, and of the scenes and locations that I think would be particularly nice to visit one day. There are actually a few places I can happily tick off my list!
Think about all the many movies you have seen. They are set in some of the most magnificent locations on Earth (and outer space!!) Have you ever thought that you’d like to go to one of those places one day?
What was the movie? What was the scene?
These are some of my “Movie Location Bucket List” places:
MOVIE: Lord of the Rings – Set in Hobbiton in the North Island of New Zealand. I can happily say that I have sat in Bilbo Baggin’s house and looked out over the Shire at the “Party Tree”
MOVIE: Priscilla Queen of the Desert – I slept in an underground hotel in Cooper Pedy. I have also been to Kings Canyon and Alice Springs in the Northern Territory Australia
MOVIE: P.S. I Love You – There is this laneway in a scene in the movie. Set along side a cobble stone fence. I want to go there! Somewhere in Ireland! Not sure where, but, I’d find it 🙂
MOVIE: Under the Tuscan Sun – As soon as I started watching this movie, I knew I was a goner! Yep, Tuscany has to be on my list.
MOVIE: Harry Potter (all of them!) The Great Dining Hall to be precise. It’s in Durham Castle in the UK. Actually loads of scenes from the movie were shot there.
MOVIE: Hook – Robin Williams played Peter Pan in this movie which gave it extra appeal to me anyway! But when he woke up right next to the Peter Pan statue in Kensington Gardens London I gave out a little squeal that I had been there!!
MOVIE: The Sound of Music – I can’t carry a tune in a bucket, but I’d swirl around at the top of a hillside in Satlzburg, Austria singing my lungs out given half a chance!!!
MOVIE: Notting Hill – Notting Hill, London. Visited way before the movie came out, and quite possibly the same day as going to the Kensington Gardens nearby. I would go back … the lure of running into Hugh Grant strikes me as a good reason to go back! LOL
MOVIE: Indiana Jones and the Last Crusade – Petra, The Canyon of the Crescent Moon. It’s the ancient ruins that draw me in. I remember as a teenager watching “The Mummies Curse” with my mum and we both swore we would visit Egypt and ancient ruins and temples one day. One day we will.
MOVIE: The Lost Boys – Santa Cruz Boulevard. Way back when I was madly in love with Keiffer Sutherland I think I watched “The Lost Boys” a dozen times over. I have seen it a few times more recently too and I still think Keiffer is pretty easy on the eyes. BUT, it’s the location. Santa Cruz and the boulevard and the amusement park and roller coaster.
This brings me to the conversation that started my blog topic today. (Actually, I was not even going to write about this at all – but I will save that one for next month!!) You see, Kim Mannino and Justine Forrest from the p2P team are meeting in Santa Cruz TODAY!!!!! They just ate corn dogs and rode the roller coaster (hopefully they ate after the ride!) but they got to tick off one of my bucket list movie locations for me! No, I think I still want to go and see it all for myself!
Did you know you can Google movie locations and find all sorts of wonderful information. Try this one … www.movie-locations.com
If you have not written a bucket list for some exotic location, try one. Use your favourite scenes from movies for inspiration.
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Recently released television commercial for Taco Bell’s Double Steak Grilled Cheese Burrito includes two people at a train station dressed in cosplay – including a costume of none other than Marko, one of the main characters from the game Saga.
Doja Cat, the pop sensation and rapper best known for her Taco Bell Super Bowl campaign featuring clowns, makes an appearance in the commercial. She has lately risen to the top of the list of the world’s best-selling artists.
- 1 Who are the actors in the Taco Bell commercial?
- 2 Who is the guy in the Taco Bell Nacho Fries commercial?
- 3 What kind of food do they serve at Taco Bell?
- 4 Who’s in the Taco Bell commercial?
- 5 Who is the blonde girl in the new Taco Bell commercial?
- 6 Who is the actor in the Taco Bell Nacho fry commercial?
- 7 Who is the black guy in the Taco Bell commercial?
- 8 Who is the woman in the Taco Bell commercial?
- 9 What’s the song in the new Taco Bell commercial?
- 10 Who plays Cleopatra in the Taco Bell commercial?
- 11 Is the girl from modern family in a Taco Bell commercial?
- 12 Is Taco Bell making a movie?
- 13 Who is the actor in the Bell 5g commercial?
Who are the actors in the Taco Bell commercial?
The actors that portray the pair are two of the most well-known television performers in the United States. Starring in the Taco Bell ad are actors Sarah Hyland and Joe Keery, both of whom are well-known from the Modern Family series.
Who is the guy in the Taco Bell Nacho Fries commercial?
Taco Bell’s nacho fries commercial has a guy who says Joe Keery is a 28-year-old actor who is best known for his role as Steve Harrington in the Netflix series Stranger Things. In the most recent film he appeared in Spree, a 2020 thriller-comedy film about a rideshare driver who devises a dangerous scheme to become viral and is willing to go to any length to get his five minutes of fame.
What kind of food do they serve at Taco Bell?
There are a range of Mexican-inspired cuisine served at the restaurants, including tacos, burritos, quesados, nachos, novelty and speciality products, as well as a selection of ‘discount menu’ items, among other things. As of the year 2018,
Who’s in the Taco Bell commercial?
Doja Cat, a pop musician and rapper who has swiftly risen to become one of the most successful artists of the previous few years, is the star of Taco Bell’s Super Bowl LVI ad, which has clowns as the main characters.
Who is the blonde girl in the new Taco Bell commercial?
The latest Taco Bell spoof trailer includes Sarah Hyland and Joe Keery as the company’s spokespersons. The film ‘The Craving,’ which follows the ‘thrilling journey of a Nacho Fry-obsessed protagonist and his escalating yearning for Taco Bell’s most craveable product as the potato plot deepens,’ stars the two as a couple.
Who is the actor in the Taco Bell Nacho fry commercial?
With Josh Duhamel and Taco Bell’s $1 Nacho Fries as the stars.
Who is the black guy in the Taco Bell commercial?
Among the items on the list is a new advertisement starring Nas for Taco Bell’s forthcoming Toasted Breakfast Burritos.
Who is the woman in the Taco Bell commercial?
Singer Doja Cat stars as the leader of a breakaway from a stuffy clown college in Taco Bell’s Super Bowl advertisement, the first for the company in five years.
What’s the song in the new Taco Bell commercial?
Doja Cat performs a rendition of Hole’s ″Celebrity Skin″ in a new Taco Bell commercial for the company.
Who plays Cleopatra in the Taco Bell commercial?
Move as though you’re Caesar. Halle Berry manages to create a regal demeanor befitting of a famous historical figure such as Cleopatra in a one-minute commercial for a cosmetics campaign in only one take. Despite the fact that it wasn’t much, it seemed like she had a good time.
Is the girl from modern family in a Taco Bell commercial?
Nacho Fries are a favorite snack of Stranger Things and Modern Family characters. The woman performing alongside Keery in the Taco Bell appears to be a recognizable face. Sarah Hyland, widely known for her role as Haley Dunphy, the oldest of the Dunphy siblings on Modern Family, appears in the Nacho Fries commercial.
Is Taco Bell making a movie?
To commemorate the return of Nacho Fries, Taco Bell is celebrating the 25th anniversary of the Warner Bros. cult hit Demolition Man by offering specials on the film. If you haven’t seen it yet, Demolition Man is a 1993 action-adventure sci-fi picture from Warner Bros. Pictures that takes place in the year 2032, where the only eatery remaining is Taco Bell.
Who is the actor in the Bell 5g commercial?
|Morris at the 2022 WonderCon
|August 14, 1983 Chicago, Illinois, U.S.
|Actor, comedian, television personality


Miskin Theatre take over London BFI Southbank!
12th June 2018
North Kent College’s Miskin Theatre celebrated the premiere of their new short film ‘BLINDS’, at BFI Southbank in London, alongside former Emmerdale star Dominic Power, who wrote and directed the film.
On the 6th June, Miskin Theatre students and staff attended the premiere of the short film ‘BLINDS’ that focuses on mental health, aiming to create conversation to help spread awareness of mental health. Originally starting as a student discussion, it then grew into a 6 month project, utilising resources available at NKC and the Miskin Theatre.
Broken into four parts, it features four different characters and their storylines, highlighting various types of mental health issues. It expresses how mental health can range from depression, anxiety, mood disorders and so forth, as well as seeing and understanding how it can affect people individually. Before the screening began, Dominic spoke about the context, purpose and aims of the film, “It demonstrates how society may not always be aware of what others are going through. We could all probably be a little more present and compassionate to those around us.”
Dominic Power wanted to work with Miskin Theatre Students as, “Instilling passion into young people is what I really missed when I was working away on jobs as an actor, so coming back was a no brainer.” He spoke of the creative process saying, “They started a little bit vulnerable and a bit nervous, but by the time we left they had a different relationship and they have had a massive sense of achievement. Even though we’ve finished filming, the process doesn’t end, because the learning starts again when they watch the film back.”
Following the premiere, Rhiannon Hughes, Deputy Principal NKC, was keen to discuss the film and celebrate everyone’s hard work involved. “BLINDS demonstrated exceptional work from our Actors and Directing team, in partnership with acclaimed Actor/Director Dominic Power. The mental health issues addressed were hard-hitting and harrowing at times, but sadly, so real, and the viewer was immersed into a heart-wrenching believable world of some young peoples’ struggles. It was impressive, well-written, well-acted and the piece of work left you reflective and moved.”
Gavin Brocker, Lecturer in Theatre at NKC, commented “I am feeling very proud of all the actors. Their passion, determination and professionalism is inspiring. The course was set up two years ago and to take something to the BFI of that standard is remarkable. I'm really excited for the future of 'BLINDS' and the course.”
The film was a great success, capturing real life issues that society currently face, in a truthful and moving way and was an excellent celebration of all the hard work from everyone involved.
Lucy Flack, Curriculum Manager Miskin Theatre, spoke of her excitement for the students and the future, saying, “What a success! Premiering at the BFI with industry professionals raving about the standard and quality of the film is an exciting time for the Miskin Theatre. Next, we hope to be venturing to the top Film Festivals in the Country.”
Congratulations to all involved in this process and we look forward to the next steps of their career for all involved! To view the trailer, click here.
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You ever hear the one about the cop, the songbird, the psycho and the mafia princess? “Birds of Prey (And the Fantabulous Emancipation of One Harley Quinn)” is a twisted tale told by Harley herself, as only Harley can tell it. When Gotham’s most nefariously narcissistic villain, Roman Sionis, and his zealous right-hand, Zsasz, put a target on a young girl named Cass, the city is turned upside down looking for her. Harley, Huntress, Black Canary and Renee Montoya’s paths collide, and the unlikely foursome have no choice but to team up to take Roman down.
In the Warner Bros. Pictures film, Margot Robbie (“I, Tonya”) returns as Harley Quinn, alongside Mary Elizabeth Winstead (“10 Cloverfield Lane,” TV’s “Fargo”) as Huntress; Jurnee Smollett-Bell (HBO’s “True Blood”) as Black Canary; Rosie Perez (“Fearless,” “Pitch Perfect 2”) as Renee Montoya; Chris Messina (“Argo,” TV’s “Sharp Objects”) as Victor Zsasz; and Ewan McGregor (upcoming “Doctor Sleep,” the “Trainspotting” films) as Roman Sionis. Newcomer Ella Jay Basco also stars as Cassandra “Cass” Cain in her feature film debut.
Directed by Cathy Yan (“Dead Pigs”) from a script by Christina Hodson (“Bumblebee”), the film is based on characters from DC. Robbie also produced, alongside Bryan Unkeless and Sue Kroll. The film’s executive producers are Walter Hamada, Galen Vaisman, Geoff Johns, Hans Ritter and David Ayer.
Joining Yan behind the scenes was a creative team comprised of director of photography Matthew Libatique (“A Star Is Born,” “Venom”); production designer K.K. Barrett (“Her”); editor Jay Cassidy (“American Hustle,” “Silver Linings Playbook”) and editor Evan Schiff (“John Wick Chapters 2 & 3”); and costume designer Erin Benach (“A Star Is Born”). The music is by Daniel Pemberton (“Spider-Man: Into the Spider-Verse”).
Warner Bros. Pictures Presents a LuckyChap Entertainment Production, a Clubhouse Pictures Production, a Kroll & Co. Entertainment Production, “Birds of Prey (and the Fantabulous Emancipation of One Harley Quinn).” Available Now On Digital, the film will be distributed nationwide by Warner Bros. Pictures.


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The National Coalition is trying to prevent the screening of Presidentintekijät, a documentary about the presidential campaign of incumbent President Sauli Niinistö, due to a contractual disagreement between party secretary Taru Tujunen and the authors of the documentary. The documentary is scheduled for a nationwide première on 14 March but is also set for an advance screening at the Tampere Film Festival next Thursday.
HS in English
Campaign documentary sets off row
Tujunen insists that she and Niinistö have the right to veto any material in the film and has announced to the authors that she will exercise her right to ban the screening and distribution of the documentary.


In December of 2012, while on the way to Boston for a speaking engagement, J Street president Jeremy Ben-Ami received the following email:
Dear Mr. Ben-Ami,
We are a small new film production company, in the process of producing a documentary about the Israel/Palestine issue within the American Jewish community.
We are interested in interviewing you while you are visiting Boston in connection with your Dec. 17th presentation at Temple Israel. The interview would be about 30 minutes. We hope to get J Street’s position on the Middle East conflict and the role of the American Jewish community in helping to solve it.
Thank you for consideration,
As Jeremy was not familiar with Mr. Kumahia and had no background on his project, this request was forwarded to the J Street Communications department, which followed up on it. Jeremy’s schedule was full on the proposed date, and when Mr. Kumahia provided no alternative options for dates and no further background on the project, we let the matter drop.
That was the extent of communication between the film’s production team with J Street. Never were we asked to participate in a film about J Street, nor were we told the identity of the film’s producers or the project’s purpose and scope.
The deception involved in approaching us this way and then claiming that “we declined to be interviewed for the project” is sadly in keeping with the pattern and practice of lies and deceit that follow this film, those associated with it, and the larger effort to discredit and defame J Street and its work.


Arbaz Khan is a genius actor of Pashto cinema as well as Pakistani cinema. He has worked in hundrad of Pashto movies, these are some beautiful picture of Arbaz Khan with his wife Khshboo and father Asif Khan.
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Dr. Niaz Ali Khan is very famous actor and director in Pashto CD's drama industry. He is an educated person in this field. He has worked in a large numbers of Pashto telefilms as hero.


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EMPTY MIND FILMS BLOG
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Our visit to the International Yiquan Training Center of the Beijing Martial Arts Association and interview with Yiquan master Cui Ruibin.
Empty Mind Films have joined BujinTV a new Martial Arts streaming service in order to offer our documentary movies to their subscribers.
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A soundtrack is an important part of a documentary. Without it, emotions cannot be conveyed. A look at how we found the soundtrack for The Zen Mind.
Tetsuhiro Hokama, 10th Dan has dedicated his life researching the history of Karate. He is known as “The Keeper of Okinawa’s secrets.”
Alan Watts is a well known author and speaker and brings Eastern disciplines and philosophy such as Buddhism, Taoism and Zen to our homes.
Samurai culture and one of its most peculiar aspect: the heraldic emblems known as Kamon.


Professional Theater Arts Organizations:
Theater Arts Glossary: click here for a printable PDF version
Acting Areas - See center stage, downstage, stage left, stage right, and upstage.
Actor - A person, male or female, who performs a role in a play or an entertainment.
Actor's Position - The orientation of the actor to the audience (e.g., full back, full front, right profile, left profile).
Antagonist - A person, a situation, or the protagonist's own inner conflict in opposition to his or her goals.
Articulation - The clear and precise pronunciation of words.
Blocking - The planning and working out of the movements of actors on stage.
Body Positions - See actor's position.
Catharsis - The purification or purgation of the emotions (as pity and fear) caused in a tragedy.
Center Stage - The center of the acting area.
Character - The personality or part an actor recreates.
Characterization - The development and portrayal of a personality through thought, action, dialogue, costuming, and makeup.
Climax - The point of highest dramatic tension or a major turning point in the action.
Cold Reading - A reading of a script done by actors who have not previously reviewed the play.
Collaboration - The act of working together in a joint intellectual effort.
Commedia Dell'Arte. A professional form of theatrical improvisation, developed in Italy in the 1500s, featuring stock
characters and standardized plots.
Complication - See rising action.
Conflict - The opposition of persons or forces giving rise to dramatic action in a play.
Context - The interrelated conditions in which a play exists or occurs.
Conventions of Theatre - See theatrical conventions.
Costume - Any clothing worn by an actor on stage during a performance.
Creative Drama - An improvisational, process-centered form of theatre in which participants are guided by a leader to imagine, enact, and reflect on human experiences.
Crisis - A decisive point in the plot of a play on which the outcome of the remaining actions depends.
Critique - Opinions and comments based on predetermined criteria that may be used for self-evaluation or the evaluation of the actors or the production itself.
Cue - A signal, either verbal or physical, that indicates something else, such as a line of dialogue or an entrance, is to happen.
Denouement Design - The final resolution of the conflict in a plot.
Design - The creative process of developing and executing aesthetic or functional designs in a production, such as costumes, lighting, sets, and makeup.
Dialogue - The conversation between actors on stage.
Diction - The pronunciation of words, the choice of words, and the manner in which a person expresses himself or herself.
Directing - The art and technique of bringing the elements of theatre together to make a play.
Director - The person who oversees the entire process of staging a production.
Downstage - The stage area toward the audience.
Dramatic Play - Children's creation of scenes when they play pretend.
Dramatic Structure - The special literary style in which plays are written.
Dramaturg - A person who provides specific in-depth knowledge and literary resources to a director, producer, theatre company, or even the audience.
Dress Rehearsals - The final few rehearsals just prior to opening night in which the show is run with full technical elements. Full costumes and makeup are worn.
Electronic Media - Means of communication characterized by the use of technology (e.g., radio, television, and the Internet).
Elizabethan Theatre - The theatre of England during the reign of Queen Elizabeth I and often extended to the close of the theatres in 1640.
Ensemble - A group of theatrical artists working together to create a theatrical production.
Epic Theatre - Theatrical movement of the early 1920s and 1930 characterized by the use of such artificial devices as cartoons, posters, and film sequences distancing the audience from theatrical illusion and allowing focus on the play's message.
Exposition - Detailed information revealing the facts of a plot.
Farce - A comedy with exaggerated characterizations, abundant physical or visual humor, and, often, an improbable plot.
Form - The overall structure or shape of a work that frequently follows an established design. Forms may refer to a literary type (e.g., narrative form, short story form, dramatic form) or to patterns of meter, line, and rhymes (e.g., stanza form, verse form).
Formal Theatre - Theatre that focuses on public performance in front of an audience and in which the final production is most important.
Genre - Literally, kind or type. In literary and dramatic studies, genre refers to the main types of literary form, principally
Tragedy and Comedy - The term can also refer to forms that are more specific to a given historical era, such as the revenge tragedy, or to more specific subgenres of tragedy and comedy, such as the comedy of manners.
Gesture - An expressive movement of the body or limbs.
Greek Theatre - Theatrical events in honor of the god Dionysus that occurred in Ancient Greece and included play competitions and a chorus of masked actors.
Improvisation - A spontaneous style of theatre in which scenes are created without advance rehearsing or scripting.
Informal Theatre - A theatrical performance that focuses on small presentations, such as one taking place in a
Classroom Setting - Usually, it is not intended for public view.
Kabuki - One of the traditional forms of Japanese theatre, originating in the 1600s and combining stylized acting, costumes, makeup, and musical accompaniment.
Level - The height of an actor's head actor as determined by his or her body position (e.g., sitting, lying, standing, or elevated by an artificial means).
Makeup - Cosmetics and sometimes hairstyles that an actor wears on stage to emphasize facial features, historical periods, characterizations, and so forth.
Masks - Coverings worn over the face or part of the face of an actor to emphasize or neutralize facial characteristics.
Melodrama - A dramatic form popular in the 1800s and characterized by an emphasis on plot and physical action (versus characterization), cliff-hanging events, heart-tugging emotional appeals, the celebration of virtue, and a strongly moralistic tone.
Mime - An ancient art form based on pantomime in which conventionalized gestures are used to express ideas rather than represent actions; also, a performer of mime.
Minstrel Show - Musical theatre that usually consisted of performances of traditional African-American music and dance
provided by white actors in blackface and characterized by exploitive racial stereotypes.
Monologue - A long speech by a single character.
Motivation - A character's reason for doing or saying things in a play.
Musical Theatre - A type of entertainment containing music, songs, and, usually, dance.
Noh - One of the traditional forms of Japanese theatre in which masked male actors use highly stylized dance and poetry to tell stories.
Objective - A character's goal or intention.
Pacing - The tempo of an entire theatrical performance.
Pageant - Any elaborate street presentation or a series of tableaux across a stage.
Pantomime - Acting without words through facial expression, gesture, and movement.
Pitch - The highness or lowness of the voice.
Play - The stage representation of an action or a story; a dramatic composition.
Playwright - A person who writes plays.
Production values - The critical elements of a production, such as acting, direction, lighting, costuming, sets, and makeup.
Projection - The placement and delivery of volume, clarity, and distinctness of voice for communicating to an audience.
Props (Properties) - Items carried on stage by an actor; small items on the set used by the actors.
Proscenium - The enlarged hole cut through a wall to allow the audience to view the stage. It is also called the
Proscenium Arch - The archway is in a sense the frame for the action on the stage.
Protagonist - The main character of a play and the character with whom the audience identifies most strongly.
Puppetry - Almost anything brought to life by human hands to create a performance. Types of puppets include rod, hand, and marionette.
Reader's Theatre - A performance created by actors reading script rather working from memory.
Rehearsal - Practice sessions in which the actors and technicians prepare for public performance through repetition.
Rising Action - The middle part of a plot consisting of complications and discoveries that create conflict.
Run-Through - A rehearsal moving from start to finish without stopping for corrections or notes.
Script - The written text of a play.
Sense Memory - Memories of sights, sounds, smells, tastes, and textures. It is used to help define a character in a certain situation.
Stage - The area where actors perform.
Stage Crew -The backstage technical crew responsible for running the show. In small theatre companies the same persons build the set and handle the load-in. Then, during performances, they change the scenery and handle the curtain.
Stage Manager - The director's liaison backstage during rehearsal and performance. The stage manager is responsible for the running of each performance.
Stage Left - The left side of the stage from the perspective of an actor facing the audience.
Stage Right - The right side of the stage from the perspective of an actor facing the audience.
Stock Characters - Established characters, such as young lovers, neighborhood busybodies, sneaky villains, and overprotective fathers, who are immediately recognizable by an audience.
Style - The distinctive and unique manner in which a writer arranges words to achieve particular effects. Style essentially
combines the idea to be expressed with the individuality of the author. These arrangements include individual word choices as well as such matters as the length and structure of sentences, tone, and use of irony.
Subtext - Information that is implied by a character but not stated by a character in dialogue, including actions and thoughts.
Tableau - A silent and motionless depiction of a scene created by actors, often from a picture. The plural is tableaux.
Text - The printed words, including dialogue and the stage directions for a script.
Theatre - The imitation or representation of life performed for other people; the performance of dramatic literature; drama; the milieu of actors, technicians, and playwrights; the place where dramatic performances take place.
Theatre of the Absurd - Theatrical movement beginning in the 1950s in which playwrights created works representing the universe as unknowable and humankind's existence as meaningless.
Theatrical Conventions - The established techniques, practices, and devices unique to theatrical productions.
Theatrical Experiences - Events, activities, and productions associated with theatre, film/ video, and electronic media.
Theatrical Games - Noncompetitive games designed to develop acting skills and popularized by Viola Spolin.
Upstage - Used as a noun, the stage area away from the audience; used as a verb, to steal the focus of a scene.
Vocal Projection - See projection.
Vocal Quality - The characteristics of a voice, such as shrill, nasal, raspy, breathy, booming, and so forth.
Volume - The degree of loudness or intensity of a voice.


Gasparilla Film Festival’s “Green the Screen” contest
Gasparilla International Film Festival (GIFF) has partnered with Repower America to offer a short-video contest.
The “Green the Screen” film contest is your chance to get your voice heard on environmental solutions and calls to action. GIFF is proud to announce this contest for filmmakers, activists, local celebrities and students, giving all an opportunity to create thoughtful and unique videos that will help to change the world one film at a time.
Contest winners will have their videos screened on the opening night of the Gasparilla International Film Festival, March 2010.
All entries will be posted on www.repoweramerica.org/wall, and select videos will be posted on the GIFF web site. All are welcome to contribute, there is no fee and your activism is encouraged.
The Kick-off party will be held at the Hyatt Regency Tampa (211 North Tampa Street,Tampa, Florida) on Thursday December 10th at 7:30pm.
The non-profit Gasparilla International Film Festival is one of Florida’s largest and fastest growing film festivals, and is dedicated to expanding art opportunities in the Tampa Bay community through the medium and culture of independent film.
Repower America, a non-profit and non-partisan in its efforts promoting good stewardship of the Earth and Clean Energy.
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