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Created by Vladimir Loginov and Maksim Loginov.
I am pretty sure I’ve seen their work before, but couldn’t find it on the site, so posting~
via Trendsnow.
I included my post of AfterEllen East Asian Suggestions to the Best Post Blog-a-Thon over at He Shot Cyrus. I was blogged over the weekend, and I got to read some of them awesome posts. My favorites were:
- Top 15 Animated Films of the Decade by His Eyes Were Watching Movies
- The Great Big Academy Awards Project: Best Lead Actress in the Aughts
by Journalistic Skepticism - Tips for a Successful (Movie) Blog II by Anomalous Material
- What Does Your Alice Look Like? by Dear Jesus
Now, I need to catch up with the following Blog-a-Thon posts.
After posting about Rigoletto, the good guys who worked on these Opera Live projects [Peter from Little Miss Robot] have sent word that the second “episode” is now up for streaming for free. More FREE Opera!
With more pretty cool illustrations presented on the trailer for Gaetano Donizetti’s Il Campanello di Notte (The Night Bell). Impossible to miss the chance to watch this… come on! It’s FREE!
And we support great FREE stuff.
Check it out at the OperaLive.org site for a WHOLE month.
Next Wednesday, TalkAsia will be interviewing Epik High.
In the meantime… you can enjoy past interviews that you may have missed:
– AI [clip]
– Buyi and the Beijing Rock Scene
– Anna Tsuchiya
– Lang Lang
– Lee Byung-hun [clip]
– Zhou Xun [clip]
Also! Heads up [at the bottom of their page]!
You can write to TalkAsia and request they interview someone.
Hello? Yu Aoi is waiting for TalkAsia xD and TalkAsia is waiting for our questions, I have decided to leave the questions opened until the end of April. =D
If you love opera, you’ll love this… and if you’re new to opera, you should still like it. I mean, look at those luscious drawings. And the drama! Opera is embracing the new technology =D
“Available on demand from March 23rd” :O
Check out the website (speakers on) over at OperaLive.org
Opens March 4th-7th
What is Disposable Film?
In recent years a new kind of film has emerged: The Disposable Film. It has been made possible by new media (webcams, point and shoot digital cameras, cell phones, screen capture software, and one time use digital video cameras) and the rise of online distribution (YouTube, Google, MySpace, etc.). These films are often made quickly, casually, and sometimes even unintentionally.
