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Whether it's your wedding video, childhood home movies, or any other memorable recordings, digitizing them allows you to watch and relive those moments anytime, anywhere. 🌐🌏 Plus, digital files are much easier to organize and store compared to physical media. 🤷♂️😜 https://smpl.is/9bf9e #memoriesdigitized #digitaltransformation #nostalgia #organizeyourmemories #vintagememories #makeitdigital

Here’s Top Ten Movies

Defending Your Worth: Navigating the Dark Side of the Entertainment Industry Discover the hidden truths of the entertainment industry and how to protect your worth and boundaries. Hear personal experiences and insights from actors and professionals. Your value matters! #EntertainmentIndustryTruths #NavigatingBoundaries #ProtectYourWorth #ActingIndustryInsights #TrustAndBoundaries #CreatingBoundaries #ActorValue #SettingBoundaries #SelfWorthMatters #ProtectYourself

Things are shifting, times are changing, and what a better way to experience this with a movie like Nimona. And now it’s free on the web, on Youtube. You can watch it completely there. This movie is not only a freaking great movie. It’s also an statement of what happens when a good idea and a good story persists through the years and is able to surpass all the setbacks. A story that was made with love from his creator ND Stevenson and then that love expanded into getting the graphic novel evolving into a movie. Technically, movie is beautiful and as the theme of the movie is about breaking expectations, it does break them in so many ways visually. It feels refreshing to watch something that you think that is something, but in the end it reveals way more. Story wise, and this is the most important thing, all the team, every person involved in this project poured their souls into achieving something that deals with many themes about inclusion, diversity, and acceptance, all of this in the most sophisticated way. Without being pushy or creating unnecessary innuendos. The movie just is. Unapologetically. They also shared a beautiful artbook online that is a masterclass on design. (https://artofnimona.com) And the best part is that I think that at the moment, there are so many new stories, movies, shorts that follow this. Hopefully as we see that there’s a “war” in content, we start to also see less mindless entertainment. This will definetely push ourselves. I’m so eager to be part of this next chapter of this stories. Check it and if you have seen it already would love to know what you think about it! #animation #netflix #nimona #animationstudio

Who said we watch movies only for entertainment? ● Movies are much more than just sources of fun ● they're powerful tools for education and inspiration👨🏫 《 You need to learn how to select your thoughts just the same way you select your clothes every day. This is a power you can cultivate. If you want to control things in your life so bad, work on the mind. That’s the only thing you should be trying to control. 》 🎥 Eat Pray Love (2010)🍿 #FilmEducation #MoreThanEntertainment #CinemaLearning

Which films are you rooting for?

#Damaged Starring #MichaelLJackson "Action-Thriller ... I've got secrets I can't tell ... We all have a calling, don't we?" ... Serial-Killer ... How close really are you to catching him?" Official Trailer produced by #Clever_Caboose with #TerritoryStudios for #Grindstone #Lionsgate. (Posted 3/20/24) Have you been to our website? Check it out: clever-caboose-com #movietrailers #filmdistribution #filmmarketing #entertainment #entertainmentmarketing #entertainmentnews #entertainmentindustry #artsandentertainment

The second in our series of #CinegyAir 24.1 videos looks at the “Disable Control” command available for “Start Cued”, “Cue Next”, “Cue Sel”, and “Go On.” Watch the short clip below for a quick demonstration by Sergio Alekseev of how this latest feature works. #broadcast #software #playout #broadcasttech #CinegyCapture

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You make a short film, it doesn't get into the festivals you wanted, you post it to YouTube then you get an email from Darren Aronofsky. That happened to Wesley Wang. I understand this is an outlier scenario, but it could be the beginning of a new trend. A few things that helped Wesley in making a successful short film. The two main actors had a combined Instagram following of 2 million. The film was made by Gen Z, about Gen Z, for Gen Z. He knew his story and his audience. However, the story feels a bit timeless too. I'm a 40 year old millennial, and I could see my youth in that film. He used Indiegogo to raise $15,000 then worked part time to raise nearly another $30K to get to his production budget of $45K. After the film didn't get into festivals he had hoped for, he sent it to producers and studios, but heard nothing back. So he decides to just post it on YouTube where it spreads and those same producers and studios are now reaching back out to him. The short film is now a proof of concept for a feature film. That is the next step in the journey. Wesley will write and direct a feature off of the story of his short film. At the moment studios are looking for new IP, new talent, and new ways to reach audiences. If you have a good story, that is told well, that reaches an audience, that can be the trifecta of content studios are looking for. Maybe they just like the story/IP. Maybe the just like your talent as a filmmaker. As Lucas Shaw mentions in the interview as well, like studios option books, magazine articles, and even podcasts ⤵ They are in the acquisition business. They want new material that will sell. New talent that can reach new audiences is even better. One last takeaway - in the interview Wesley says he made 21 short films before this one. Each time you make a short film you learn a lot and you grow an audience. If nothing else, hone your skill and grow your audience. Even if the studios don't come knocking - you can use that audience to earn a revenue and continue on your filmmaking journey. Instead of sharing the short film I decided to share an interview with Wesley as I thought this video would be more insightful and useful.