@stephsmithio More nutrition. Particularly reading an ingredient label and how your body reacts to certain foods.
Less memorization. Memorization is just a byproduct of interest, not the end goal.
The trailer has released for the first feature film I edited and will be premiering at NYLFF in September. Looking forward to seeing how audiences respond to the film!
Take a peek here: https://t.co/0Bmj8ozMWk
It is such a subtle film but the information is all there if you can dig through the clues and subtext. It lives at the very cutting edge of deception, embracing obscurity and the balance of truth and intuition. It gives me a glimpse into the life of an intelligence agent.
I've seen Tinker Tailor Soldier Spy at least 5 times and I enjoy it every single time, discovering something new. This was the first time I was able to fully experience the whole film in one viewing.
Shakespeare wrote thrillers with quippy leads and dick jokes based on well-known characters and using fantastical elements in order to make movies that appealed to the slack jawed peasants. If he were alive he’d be writing Marvel movies but you’re not ready for that conversation
@Codie_Sanchez@SchoolOfMotion@jkorenman has really cornered a market in motion design. They build incentive to join their quarterly course offerings with TAs that critique homework, but they also give you lifetime access to that same content. You get your money's worth either way