Wednesday, December 15, 2010
Interview with a Hollywood Agent
This article caught my attention as soon as I seen the statement reading: "The number of wide-release films made this year fell over 30 percent from 2007." "What!!?" I said of course petrified because this is the industry that I want to set my career in. After seeing such a remark I had to look further into the article. I was happy to read that a fine man named Patrick Whitesell, said that the same number of people who attended the movies ten years ago still attend the movies today. That was a major weight off my back because who wants to go into a field that's doing poorly? I don't! But thanks to Mr. Whitesell, I'm reassured that my future aspirations are still realistic; I simply have to be great at it. What do I say to that?.........Can do! : )
Tuesday, December 14, 2010
Kite Runner Project
The Project that I am doing is a sound track for The Kite Runner because I grew up listening to middle eastern music. I actually listen to it for my own leisure on my own time so this should be no problem! :)
Saturday, December 4, 2010
Etymologies with Mr. Abrams
Gentrify: origionally to renovate innercity housing to mid-class standards, 1972. From the word gentry or gentrified whichh was used from the early 19th century.
Trepidation: This comes from the Latin word trepidatio, which means in state of alarm.
Atone: Origionated in the 1550s from the adverb Atonen "in accord". lIt is a contration of at and one. It is supposed to retain the older pronounciation of one. Modeled from unite.
Quagmire: Comes from the 1570s from obsolete 'quag' "bog marsh" +mire. It is the extended sense of a difficult situation.
Disdain: Origionated in the late 1300s from the word desdeignier.
Trepidation: This comes from the Latin word trepidatio, which means in state of alarm.
Atone: Origionated in the 1550s from the adverb Atonen "in accord". lIt is a contration of at and one. It is supposed to retain the older pronounciation of one. Modeled from unite.
Quagmire: Comes from the 1570s from obsolete 'quag' "bog marsh" +mire. It is the extended sense of a difficult situation.
Disdain: Origionated in the late 1300s from the word desdeignier.
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