Sentences with phrase «lot about editing»

I've been thinking a lot about editing, how learning to edit your own pictures is a hallmark of making more mature work.

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He spends A LOT of time listening to me talk about, watching me edit photos of, and just generally letting my life revolve around food,...

That Michigan gif / video edit is about to be duplicated by a lot of schools.

I also was inspired to refresh because I've been thinking a lot about the content here and my journey with Boston Mamas over the last 10 years and I realized that there is simply too much old content here that isn't relevant anymore and it's time to edit the digital clutter!

«There are a lot of really great resources available that I don't believe people know about, so this guidebook is intended to shine a light on them,» says NPA Executive Director Belinda Huang, who edited the guidebook and wrote a chapter.

I actually I believe I edited the part about hemorrhoids just because I didn't want our listeners to have to picture that while they're out for a run or something but Ben decided to talk about it a lot so sorry folks, I did my best.

The eight week class ended about a month ago and since then, I've been a lot more confident in my skills (though my editing could still use some work) and my ability to tell an interesting story.

While this may seem like a lot to do for each photo, trust me: it's really not that time - consuming; it takes me about three minutes to edit a picture.

Good closet editing may give you lots of clues about your personal style!

Since I became a little obsessed about editing video lately, this time around a vlog comes before photo diary Rome is obviously such a beautiful city that I couldn't stop myself from filming everything around me, and the result is this little vlog of me hanging around the city with my family, eating a lot of pizza, posing in front of Trevi Fountain and admiring this incredibly beautiful city.

Here you will find a lot of useful information, like how to do your research for a sugar daddy or a sugar baby, how to edit your online dating profile in order to provide only realistic info about yourself, how to make sure that you do not offer any kind of information that might put you in danger and many more.

Doing these edits takes me a lot of time, but the fact that I got more messages about it this year than in times past was both humbling and motivating.

That scene is the one and only reason why the film didn't get it's PG - 13 rating, and even though I'd be regurgitating a lot of other bloggers» feelings about the MPAA by talking about how stupid that is I agree that the film should not be edited just for the sake of that one beautifully foul scene that honestly I don't know who would watch it and be worried for their children's innocence.

Best Picture «Another Year / Black Swan» Best Director Darren Aronofsky, «Black Swan» Best Actor James Franco, «127 Hours» Best Actress Natalie Portman, «Black Swan» Best Supporting Actor John Hawkes, «Winter's Bone» Best Supporting Actress Lesley Manville, «Another Year» Best Adapted Screenplay «The Social Network» (Aaron Sorkin) Best Original Screenplay «Another Year» (Mike Leigh) Best Art Direction «Inception» Best Cinematography «Inception» Best Costume Design «Black Swan» Best Film Editing «Inception» Best Makeup «Black Swan» /» Harry Potter and the Deathly Hallows» Best Sound Editing «TRON Legacy» Best Visual Effects «Inception» /» Alice in Wonderland» /» Black Swan» Best Animated Feature «Chico and Rita ″ — one to watch Best Ensemble «Another Year» Most Underrated Film of the Year «4.3.2.1» — another one to watch Most Overrated Film of the Year «Inception» — I know I've awarded it a lot but a tadge overrated Breakthrough Performance (Female) Jennifer Lawrence, «Winter's Bone» Best Performance in a Bad Film Bojana Novakovic, «Devil» Worst Performance in a Good / Fairly Decent Film Mia Wasikowska, «Alice in Wonderland» Best Hero Luz / She, «Machete» — she was a good freedom fighter, shame about the film Best Villain Nina Sayers, «Black Swan» / Mal Cobb «Inception» Best Poster «Black Swan» Best Trailer (for a trailer released in 2010, not necessarily a film released in 2010) «Black Swan» Most Surprising Film of the Year «Centurion» Most Disappointing Film of the Year «Robin Hood» Most Ambitious Film of the Year «Inception»

We can talk a lot about the harm caused by certain studios when it comes to reshoots and edited versions of films, but when it doesn't concern huge movies where those stories will easily make headlines, it generally shows how much of a collaborative process filmmaking is and how there are producers who know a thing or two about development.

There's a lot to know about editing, and the forums in these professional organizations are true learning communities.

There are a lot of people and self - publishing companies on the web that hang out shingles about their editing prowess, but you better be like an investigative reporter when looking for an editor.

We also hear a lot of upset and counter-upset about the high price of some — not all, I said some — editing work.

Some Google searches revealed that the editing company had a lot of complaints about questionable business practices.

That said, we've talked a lot here about the difficulties of putting out a product we can be proud of, and I know not everyone can afford a professional cover or editing.

It's all about sentence - level editing, something I think lots of indies struggle with.

We did a lot of research and then spent about three months recording, editing, and branding and setting up the podcast.

During the book editing stage, your editor is going to have a lot to say about the book's content, and you'll work together to arrive at an agreed - upon final manuscript.

I still had a lot to learn about editing.

Read the reviews: if there are a lot of complaints about the story, editing, or formatting, there is a good chance (not a certainty) that the book isn't worth your time.

I've got some exciting editing projects in the works right now, and with NaNoWriMo wrapping up, I've been getting a lot of new inquiries about developmental editing — which is usually the service people need most after speed - writing a novel.

The YA I'm about to edit has a LOT more moving parts, characters, and complications.

I've edited lots of books — children's books, fantasy, memoirs, self - help, textbooks, and especially books about myths.

If you are giving essays to your friends, a few persons have a little knowledge about this and others have no experience about it so they can't edit and proofread your essay and if they did, that essay has a lot mistakes and errors because they are not professional this stage or area.

I've talked before about self - publishing, how it's been a huge boon to my writing career, but also how authors should temper their expectations: realize that writing, editing, designing a cover for, formatting and converting, and marketing a self - published book is a lot of hard work, and is less likely than the lottery to make you rich.

I do understand the concern about paying someone a lot of money to edit one's work when the odds are against any ROI (return - on - investment).

I have a lot of editing to do, but I finally feel confident about deciding to self - pub.

When I complete a developmental edit, I like to go into the manuscript blind, without a lot of background from the author about what to expect.

I thought developmental editing was looking at the book on a larger level, but I've run into a lot of stuff about developmental line - editing.

Lately, I've been getting a lot of questions about how to edit a book.

Have a listen, I learned a lot about the charity, as well about the editing process from theses two.

[edit 9/10/13 # 2: I blew it again and forgot to include in this post a card I've been thinking a lot about: the Chase United MileagePlus Explorer Business card.

The group of stuntmen have to decide who's going to wear the red jumpsuit, learn how to build monsters with paper - machè, understand the basics about filming and editing, hire extras to be their mud men, and a lot more.

Basically, they now hold a lot less information about their creator than they used to, and can be edited by anyone rather than just said person.

I've worked in trailers and short form editing for over 15 years; I have A LOT to say about movie and video game trailers.

If you're concerned about battery life or do a lot of video encoding / editing, then yes, you might need the latest and greatest CPU.

i'm on a late 2013 rmbp 16 gb, 2,3 ghz i7... I see a lot of people are going to complain about it, if this is going to be a golden master release... edit: installed it now for 12 hours..

Running the Android 4.2.2 Jelly Bean OS, the Desire 310 has The multiple home screens can be edited with a lot of customization possible, and what a user would be happy about is the less number of pre-installed apps.