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Parental Guide To Episode 5 Of Moon Knight, dissociative identity disorder, And Coin Analogy Explained 0
- Film/TV, Culture
- May 6, 2022
I watch this show with my kids as I have watched *almost* all MCU shows with my kids. So, my youngest is admittedly too young to watch this show, but she was playing with toys in the same room as my son and myself and slowly put enough together over the first 3 episodes until she was hooked and needed to know more.
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Is Your Independent Film a Patronage, a Business, a Community Art Project, or a Cult?0
- Culture, Making
- April 21, 2022
There are many types of films. According to Statista.com, between 300-900 movies are released in the United States every year. According to StephenFollows.com (usually UK stats) in their piece about film releases “How many films are released each year?,” it seems that thousands more are produced and of the 300-900 releases, it looks like way
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The Easterseals Disability Film Challenge Returns: A Conversation with Writer/Producer/Actress Rachel Handler and Director Catriona Rubenis-Stevens 0
- Culture
- April 18, 2022
The Easterseals Disability Film Challenge is a filmmaking competition that provides a platform to amplify the voices of creators who live and work with disabilities. Over the course of six days, a short film must be written, shot, edited, scored, and submitted, and must adhere to guidelines announced shortly before the tight timeline begins: filmmakers
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#ActorBINGO Game, Grab and Play 0
- Culture
- April 15, 2022
This is just for fun. What do you win?? The knowledge that you get to be an actor! Which is one of the best jobs in the world. Fill it out and tag #ActorBingo anywhere, @TheDrillMag on Insta, @LittleSisterEnt on Twitter, and Little Sister Entertainment on FB. It doesn’t matter if your commercial is regional
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The World Has Changed: Should Some Films Be Proceeded By Content Warnings Due To The New Accessibility Of Streaming?0
- Culture, Film/TV
- April 9, 2022
There are a few films from our nightmares. And we (millennials through gen X) remember the melting scene(s) from the Indiana Jones franchise and Large Marge from Pee-wee’s Big Adventure. These were childhood horrors that followed us into adulthood until they were replaced with movies that were… much more horrifying. I watch movies differently now.
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Florida-Based Angelica Gonzalez Talks Discipline, Goals and Overcoming Tragedy With Her Transformative Lifestyle 0
- Culture
- March 30, 2022
Read our inspirational interview with Gonzalez: My name is Angelica Gonzalez. My birthday is June 10, 1992. I have three younger siblings: my sister, Dayana, from my mother’s side, my brother, Samuel, and little sister Camila from my father’s side. I graduated from Rasmussen College in May of 2020 with a medical billing and coding degree.
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Parental Guide To Episode 5 Of Moon Knight, dissociative identity disorder, And Coin Analogy Explained 0