Richard Herd
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How are you going to get the Mona Lisa out of the Louvre?
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[Aaron Cadieux] “If a historical society just happens to own a collection of original photos that were taken before 1923, they can’t and don’t own the copyright. I don’t understand how these organizations can charge people a “per-use” rate for “permission” to use the photos. “
You’re factually mistaken. That’s why you don’t understand. That’s why you need to pay a lawyer to explain it to you. I did.
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You need to post exactly what settings you’re using, please.
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There are three tonalities to manipulate:
Dark colors;
Mid range;
high lites.Generally speaking, keep orange in the mids and cyan in the highlites. The darks seem straight forward.
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I accepted a position teaching Digital Media Arts to High School Kids, at a charter school for at risk youth. Wow, do they have some great stories to tell.
Last night was the Career and Technology Educator’s Annual Budget proposal meeting, where all the district CTE teachers pitch their needs.
The teacher who presented before me teaches computer coding. She wanted Apple desktops because her students want to learn to make iPad apps.
I presented on cameras and computers: 3 Canon XA10HDs and 5 i5 iMacs with FCPX.
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My analogy is race cars compared to street cars. If anyone knows any gear heads, wrench monkeys, then you know they just build fast cars because they can. I imagine the guys who actually build computers at apple are the same kind of wrench monkeys. They just can. My question is: what are they making that’s so secretive? Some kind of Ford Taurus? Or some kind of Formula 1. Surely they aren’t just surfing facebook or the cow on an ipad3.
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That’s a good question. For me, it means the moment when the main character cannot return to “how it was.”
There’s a bunch of good books on the topic. Here’s three:
Screenwriting by Syd Field
Writer’s Journey by Christopher Vogler
An Anatomy of Drama by Martin Esslin -
Thanks!
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I don’t think its luck.
It’s who you know 😉