Nick Mannion

[Ad Professor @The_AdProfessor]

9 creative Nike ads I've collected:

[All The Right Movies @ATRightMovies]

Christopher Nolan explains the complex storytelling in MEMENTO (2000).

[The Cultural Tutor @culturaltutor]

Want to know the difference between the Ancient Greeks and the Ancient Romans? Just look at their statues.

Art always tells you what a society wants to believe about itself.

So, from the Soviet Union to the Marvel Cinematic Universe, here's what art says about who we are...

[Nick Mannion @NicktheBrick8]

@MiroHQ we noticed your app and browser app have become really slow over the last few days, do you have any updates for us? Thanks

[Phil Lord @philiplord]

The Best Animated Movies of the 21st Century Ranked – IndieWire https://t.co/KhNHb6mnpG

[Our East London @OurEastLondon]

Save Brick Lane - the appeal https://t.co/6kLdCObrOq

[La Cinémathèque @cinemathequefr]

In anticipation of our exhibition event « The Art of James Cameron », opening in April 2024 @cinemathequefr in Paris, here’s video teaser from @JimCameron, director of Terminator, Aliens, Titanic & Avatar.

[Nick Mannion @NicktheBrick8]

@jamieswb @frankpavich This was one of the best episodes! Frank was such an engaging speaker - what a great story, I then brought the documentary 😀 - thanks

[The Filmumentaries™ Podcast - Jamie Benning @jamieswb]

Guys, I need your help!

The podcast is languishing in number 42 in the UK Film History charts.

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[The Filmumentaries™ Podcast - Jamie Benning @jamieswb]

For $12, you can support The Filmumentaries Podcast for a whole year.

That's:

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[Nick Mannion @NicktheBrick8]

@jamieswb The Snow Walkers (with Syd Mead inspiration) and the Iron Giant too!

[The Filmumentaries™ Podcast - Jamie Benning @jamieswb]

Nearly 40 years ago in our galaxy, we were introduced to the final chapter of the #StarWars trilogy. On May 25th be sure to order the new "Unauthorized Timeline" book.

The biggest collection of ROTJ dates ever collected. With some extra added bonuses! https://t.co/lRzgi56QMs"

[Nick Mannion @NicktheBrick8]

My childhood in the arcade!

[psychotronica @psychotronica_]

logging off

💥sound on💥

[Mitchel Resnick @mres]

"AI and Creative Learning: Concerns, Opportunities, Choices": my new blog post on the problems and possibilities for AI in education https://t.co/brd8En4lGX

[The Cultural Tutor @culturaltutor]

When Vincent van Gogh started painting he didn't use bright colours — so what changed?

It's a story about the importance of what we consume and the people we spend time with...

[Pete @nonmayorpete]

AI is letting you create 3D worlds in seconds.

This will transform gaming and AR/VR.

Here are 6 unbelievable demos you need to see:

[Jon Erlichman @JonErlichman]

They used Lego to build a cabinet for their first server:

[Trung Phan @TrungTPhan]

The story of Albert Einstein meeting Charlie Chaplin is gold.

So, in 1930, Albert Einstein and his wife Elsa visited the US. It was a mini-tour of the country and Albert was slated to give a lecture at the California Institute of Technology.

While on the trip, the Nobel-winning icon met the head of Universal Studios. Einstein — one of the world’s most famous people — had one request: he wanted to meet Charlie Chaplin.

A meeting was arranged at the Universal Studios lot. And the two became fast friends (including a dinner at Chaplin’s house a few days later).

Not long after this initial hangout, Chaplin invited the famed physicist to the premier of his classic 1931 film “City Lights”.

The photo below is at the film’s premiere. And according to the Nobel Prize Organization, the two icons shared an incredible exchange.

Einstein told Chaplin, “What I most admire about your art is your universality. You don’t say a word yet the world understands you.”

Chaplin replied, “True, But your glory is even greater! The whole world admires you, even though they don’t understand a word of what you say.”

[The Filmumentaries™ Podcast - Jamie Benning @jamieswb]

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