Posts in 2021
GUEST EDITORIAL: Ohana Means Family: Movies That Portray the Myriad of Forms a Family Can Take

by Adrian Johansen

Because art imitates reality, more films are starting to depict the myriad of forms a family can take, as well. Doing so is a great way to represent people in all walks of life and different familial situations. It also speaks to where we are, as a society, and how the definition of “family” will likely continue to adapt and change. With that in mind, let’s look at a few movies that portray families in a non-traditional way.

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Must-Watch Korean Dramas for Every College Student

Let's face the facts. Korean dramas have been praised for their "soapiness" despite all the ridicule they receive. 1-hour cinematic masterpieces that are full of beautiful actors, love triangles and exciting plotlines. These dramas are small chunks of time that allow viewers to fully immerse in the world of relatable characters. Recent trends in K dramas for university students have seen an increase in popularity. After watching several, I can attest that these K dramas are essential for college students just as confused about college. While you are watching TV entrust your writing requirements related to paper to Thesisgeek.com to write one for you.

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How to Create an Interior Design Like From the Movies You Adore

Which of us at least once did not want to feel like a hero of a film? Western, action, melodrama - it doesn't matter. And everyone seems to be happy (after all, there will definitely be a happy end in the film). But do not forget that all these beautiful houses from your favorite TV series are temporary decorations. Is it worth adjusting your life to the picture on the screen?

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GUEST COLUMN: 10 Documentaries That Bring the Club Scene to Your Screen

by Emma Wilson

Documentaries are a leading source of entertainment, especially when people don’t get a chance to engage in clubbing or outdoor entertainment activities. One may therefore desire to get documentaries that still bring out the club or party scene. However, not all films bring out that club scene you long for because of the vast numbers of films in the industry and the difference in how they portray partying and club culture. Therefore, below are the top documentaries that bring out the desired club scene.

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GUEST COLUMN: All About the Movie "Weed the People"

by Emma Wilson

Many consider movies a source of entertainment and a means to get over boredom or spend time with friends. Movies do not only entertain but also tackle some critical issues in society. They focus on major debates such as the legalization, use, and myths about certain societal concepts. Launched on Netflix in 2018, Weed The People pulls on the heartstrings, as it covers various stories of families having to help their sick children with marijuana. From the huge costs involved in the treatments to the difficulties around the laws, this documentary is a similar length to CBD Nation, lasting 1 hour and 37 minutes.

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GUEST COLUMN: 9 Tech Essentials You Need For Your Podcast

Before people invented podcasts, radios were the most used audio telecommunication system. The problem with the radio is that they weren't straightforward to listen to. When you want to listen to a radio station, you would most likely spend countless minutes trying to find the right song or talk show. To create a fantastic podcast with unique sounds and quality, you need to have the right equipment. That said, this article will help to highlight mine tech essentials you definitely need for your podcast. You would need these tech essentials, whether you're just starting or you've been in the business for a while.

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GUEST COLUMN: 6 Ways Actors Reduce Post Movie Stress

Acting and stress often go hand in hand. Whether you’re a seasoned actor or only now trying to dip your toes into the cinematic industry, you’ll find yourself dealing with the jitters from time to time. Stage fright (also known as performance anxiety) and social anxiety disorder is arguably the most common forms of stress and anxiety affecting millions of actors worldwide. However, a group of actors suffers from one largely unexplored form of anxiety known as post-movie stress. Read on as we expound on the causes and potential solutions to post-movie stress.

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GUEST EDITORIAL: Movie Makers Become More Transparent

By Lewis Robinson

Ever wonder what a gaffer does or a best boy? If you sit through the credits at the end of a movie, you will see a number of jobs with odd-sounding names. The problem is, there really is not an explanation given for exactly what those folks do on the movie set. Some you can guess, like sound engineer or film editor. Others are pretty mysterious. The ironic thing is some common titles actually have some pretty obscure jobs. For instance, what does an executive producer do? Better still, what does the producer do? You may know that the producer of any movie is the most important person who actually does nothing behind the camera.

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MOVIE REVIEW: Free Guy

Once again, what’s winsome and bodacious in Free Guy begins with Ryan Reynolds. From Van Wilder and Deadpool and everything hit-and-miss in-between, he combines naivety, enthusiasm, and dorkiness to a vitality level that is nearly second to none among his comedian peers. Ryan’s verbal gift-of-gab has long been legendary, and his go-for-broke physical comedy skills on top of that mouth are the true, full commitment to the bit.

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GUEST EDITORIAL: Lights, Camera, Action! Actors Whose Careers Were Ruined in One Role

by Carmella Andersson

The path to glory for most actors is quite thorny. They often have to star in the movies of little-known directors just to garner the attention of Hollywood cream society. And then having the whole world at their feet, going out in the blaze of glory, the odds of stumbling are high. When one ordinary role can cost the long-awaited reputation. It may seem just empty words, but actually, the celebrity world has so many examples to present. Let’s take a glimpse!

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GUEST COLUMN: 10 Documentaries For Digital Marketers That Are Worth Watching

by Emma Wilson

An excellent documentary or show can influence your business-minded personality rather than just let you enjoy a rejuvenating time. Saying that watching a 90-minute documentary is not as exciting as learning steps to large-scale broken link building is purely a false narrative. As a potential enthusiast, your entrepreneurship gets reshaped with some creative inspirations taken from the entertainment genre.

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GUEST EDITORIAL: 5 Emotional Sports Films to Watch This Friday Night

by Lewis Robinson

If your family is the type that eats, sleeps, and breathes sports, you're probably always on the go. From practice to practice, game to game, sometimes it's easy to forget to slow down and enjoy a night in. Of course, just because you're sitting down with some popcorn and the TV doesn't mean you need to stop living your love of sports for the night. There are dozens of emotional films about sports that show what it is to have good sportsmanship and beat the odds. Check out some of these fun options for your next family movie night.

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