Alanedit

Moving images. Chopped to service. www.alanedit.tv twitter.com/alanedit vimeo.com/alanit

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why isn’t this all over my dash honestly

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:(

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He is 84 why are you hitting him

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why are you hitting him period?

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What the hell is this?

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Wtf

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Midnight Marauder’s List of the Best Film Posters of 2014 

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Editors who worked on Vice’s verticals (music, video, fashion, sports, etc.) tell us they started at salaries of $24K-$26K, sometimes rising to a whopping $30K after six months or a year of good performance. For editors who run verticals, salaries are “about $40K,” said one ex-employee. And that’s at the upper end— “I can tell you that as one of the higher level editors of one of the highest trafficked verticals, I make less than 40k a year,” another editor told us. “A designer for print was making $28K” in 2013, we’re told. A video editor who worked for Vice for two years said “the wage was $27K/year.” Another person who left recently after holding relatively important editor-level job told us that, in her experience, “Rarely anyone makes over $45,000.” Freelancers—writers, photographers, illustrators, and otherwise—tell us the rates are low, and that Vice (like many other publications) is often slow in paying them. Salaries at Vice Media and the company’s pay rate for contract work were described to us as “a pittance,” “a fucking joke,” and “so low I couldn’t even consider it, it was offensive.”

Working at Vice Media Is Not As Cool As It Seems.

I remember they paid me $50 for a feature length interview with Thomas Galubic and that it took them six months to pay.

(via nedhepburn)

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Liv Tyler on House of Style, 1993

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Liv Tyler.

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If you think education is expensive try ignorance

Moroccan Proverb (via yourlittlearabmexican)

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Fantatsic.

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Pixar artist Josh Cooley’s R-rated movies as children’s books

Follow policymic

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RIP.

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Lesbians React to Sex Scenes in "Blue is the Warmest Color"

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This is not a real movie review but mainly some ideas going through my head that I wish to express after my first viewing of the film. Be warned as the following text contains some spoilers.

An open mind I believe is strongly required in order to really understand what is going on. I hardly...

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