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Te Kawa O Tangaroa - ocean lesson plans New Zealand

Kia Ora. Explore ocean-themed education resources aligned with the New Zealand curriculum suitable for Years 7-10, including ocean lesson pl

S is for Seas

Are we doing enough to protect them? To learn about them? Use this amazing resource to learn more about ocean based learning and curriculum.

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Mattel introduces first Barbie doll representing a person with Down syndrome | CNN Business

Mattel on Tuesday introduced its first-ever version of the Barbie doll representing a person with Down syndrome.

D is for Diversity, and ensuring full representation in all areas of life - including toys

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Mattel introduces first Barbie doll representing a person with Down syndrome

Mattel on Tuesday introduced its first-ever version of the Barbie doll representing a person with Down syndrome.

D is for Diversity. Check out Mattel’s first Barbie doll representing a person with Down syndrome

#diversity #barbie 

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Climate Action Venn Diagrams

V is for Venn Diagrams and for finding your climate action

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The 100 Most Influential Sequences in Animation History

From Bugs Bunny to Spike Spiegel to Miles Morales, retracing 128 years of an art form that continues to draw us all in.

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Key Musical Terms for Analysis

The three main components of musical analysis...   - Speed/tempo (fast or slow)  - Pitch (high or low)  - Dynamics (gentle or loud) 

Glossary of Key Terms for Musical Analysis Pitch – how high or low the music is Tempo – the speed of the music Dynamics – the volume of the music Timbre – what the instrument or music sounds like –wooden/metallic/ bright/hollow, etc Texture – how many instruments/layers are playing – thick or thin – orchestra has a thick texture, solo piano has a thin texture Tonality – is the music major (happy sounding) or minor (sad sounding) Rhythm – steady, complicated, simple Structure – how is the music put together (same like an essay – intro, section A, B, outro/conclusion)

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Change ‘sentence length’ for ‘shot length’ and apply the same theory...

Make your editing come alive by truly engaging with shot lengths and by being intentional with cuts.

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Magnolia to The Matrix: was 1999 the greatest year in modern cinema?

It was the year that brought us a feast of multiplex and arthouse pleasures and two decades on, its impact can still be felt in Hollywood

A great discussion, read and think about sociocultural context!

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450+ Movie Scenes Where Actors Break the Fourth Wall, Presented in Two Big Supercuts

Do you remember the first time you saw the fourth wall broken?

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Cuts & Transitions 101

Director/Editor Joey Scoma is here to talk to you about something simple: cuts and transitions. Except... there are so many different kinds!! In this video e...

Useful resource! Make sure you know the language :)

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Amazon Holiday Ad Becomes Eerily Dystopian When the Music Is Replaced With the 'Winter Soldier' Theme

Los Angeles filmmaker Omar Najam switched out the original music to the 2018 Amazon holiday video "Can You Feel It" with the theme from the film Captain

A great lesson in sound editing!

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Déjà Vu - Studio Bagel

Une impression de déjà-vu ? C'est aussi ce que se dit Jerome face aux aventures de Ludovik ! Avec Ludovik, Jérome Niel, Alison Wheeler, Monsieur Poulpe Les c...

Avoid clichés in your writing!

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Logan vs. Children of Men — The End is in the Beginning

7 Day Free Trial of Videoblocks by Storyblocks: http://videoblocks.com/LessonsFromTheScreenplay_1017 Support LFTS on Patreon: http://patreon.com/LFTScreenpla...

Fantastic video essay. A must watch for anyone interested in the role of screenwriter.

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Aputure

Aputure Cinematography Gear and Content By Filmmakers, For Filmmakers Join the A-Team: www.aputure.com Aputure was founded in 2005 by a team of inspired phot...

A really good YouTube page with some great content for cinematography and DOPS!

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Key & Peele - White Zombies

Running to safety is easier when the zombies want nothing to do with you.

I love a bit of genre revisionism... especially when there’s an interesting socio-cultural message too!

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top tips for font pairing

Great font pairings are essential to great design. But picking great fonts can seem like a dark art. Choosing one font is simple enough, yet finding another font to complement it can be a journey to Helvetica and back. But it doesn’t need to be a nightmare. Here are Canva’s top tips for font pairing. 1. Stick to two fonts In the world of design, simplicity is best, and this is especially true when dealing with fonts. Too many fonts can look messy, so keep it simple by just using two. Give each font a specific role in your design – for instance, one font for headings, and another for the body copy. 2. What does your font say? Keep it legible. If you want to get your message across, ensure your typeface is a suitable size and is fit for purpose – playful fonts might be suitable for a heading, but not for body text. And keep in mind that every font has its own personality – playful, formal, modern, traditional… so ensure you use fonts that will support the message of your text. 3. Opposites attract If there’s one foolproof font pairing that we’ll always stand by, it’s this: a sans serif font with a serif font. You can use opposites when playing around with script and feature fonts too, by pairing them with a more restrained font.

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D4Darious

I share tips on filmmaking, screenwriting and directing. Director, writer, Cinematographer, Producer Attended film school at the University of Arizona Toured...

This seems like a really good YouTube channel with some great resources.