Sentences with phrase «people out of their studios»

The conceptual thing took many people out of their studios.

Not exact matches

Confronted with the question of how musicians can pay for studio bills should they give out CDs for free, Socrate Safo said people who are touched by the message can bless the artiste whose work they listened to.

Henderson likened the resulting improved resolution of neural sensing, compared with that of older - generation BCIs, to that of handing out applause meters to individual members of a studio audience rather than just stationing them on the ceiling, «so you can tell just how hard and how fast each person in the audience is clapping.»

She is the creator of 10 Minutes to Bliss, Divorce 9 -1-1, and Stuck in the Muck, online programs that support people in bringing the sense of well - being and harmony they feel after doing a yoga class out of the studio and into their lives during difficult times.

I was one person when I stood at the front of the class in my yoga studio, guiding others toward their fullest expression, and a completely different person at home — stressed out, frustrated, and resentful toward myself for not living up to some arbitrary definition of «a good mom,» as well as at my children and husband for «keeping me» from the freedom and fulfillment I craved.

We want photos of you sweeping the glitter off the village hall floor; heading out to teach 5 people on a dark evening half an hour's drive away after a long day at work; your piles of philosophy books stacked next to your mat; your tabs of marking for trainees; the scrubby you use on the handstand footprints on the wall; the loose change rattling in the donation box after the PWYC; your studio rent bill; the baby sick on your yoga top after mums and baby yoga; the holes in your favourite decade - old yoga leggings; the charity shop where you buy more; coffee stains on cork blocks and the hospital room where you teach cancer patients; the costume box for your yoga and theatre kids class; your ID badge for prison work; the hug from the student who finally learned to stand on one leg...

The vibe at some yoga studios today can be threatening to people who may feel like they are out of shape or just don't belong.

The Triangle: Three streets (Nagymezo u., Kiraly u., and Kazinczy u.) are home to the city's ruin pubs — buildings bombed out during WWII and left empty until recently when people began transforming them into studios, bars, restaurants, and some of the cornerstones of the city's nightlife.

The biggest reason for this is because of big - name studios pumping out sequels and spinoffs that are uninspired, poorly coded, unplayable disasters that they know people will buy just because it's got their favorite character from their childhood in it.

The Mummy's glorious unwrapping while attached to the back of the Squad's jeep is one of the film's coolest moments, and the Gill Man's design is near - flawless, prompting one to wonder why studios are so concerned with CGI when there are people out there who can make the fantastical look incredibly lifelike using real - world tools.

While the actor understandably finds it hard to speak out against the producers that essentially gave him his start in Hollywood, Radcliffe admits he completely understands why people are frustrated with the lack of response by the studio.

Strickland builds suspense out of the mundane: Jones stresses out about getting paid, and he watches as the people who run the studio argue in a language he can't speak, about issues that have clearly been festering for some time.

Since the humor of The Office is the kind of sly, nuanced wit that doesn t exactly work well in the context of a two - minute movie trailer, I was holding out hope that the studio simply decided to cram the more obvious Robin Williams schtick into the previews to lure in the people who made cash cows out of such dross as RV and Night at the Museum and that the actual film would be more in the vein of The Office.

Along with a trade show floor that featured the the latest technological innovations and equipment, theatre seating, food concession goodies and more, the highlight for attendees was the opportunity to get a sneak peak at some of the most highly anticipated films from the major studios» upcoming product slate, attend special advance screenings of Universal Pictures» Pitch Perfect 2, 20th Century Fox's Spy, and Pixar Animation's Inside Out, and to catch in person appearances by some of the biggest stars and filmmakers.

KING JOHN (aka UNTITLED JOHN LEGUIZAMO)(multi-camera) PASSED ON STUDIO: ABC Studios TEAM: John Leguizamo, (w, ep), Chris Sheridan (ep), Jeff Golenberg (ep), Sam Maydew (ep), David Hoberman (ep), Todd Lieberman (ep), Maria Crenna (ep) LOGLINE: Based on John Leguizamo's life as a husband, father and fish out of water on the upper West Side of New York as reflected in his one - person shows.

Rather than going out during intermissions, Taylor and I were content to stand near our seats speaking with our neighboring seatmates including Samuel Jackson, Sony Pictures Classics studio co-president, Michael Barker (whom Cate Blanchett thanked when she won), director Steve McQueen and screenwriter John Ridley, who won for adapting the screenplay for «12 Years a Slave,» producer Megan Ellison who financed «Her», all of the people associated with the movie «Nebraska,» including producers Albert Berger and Ron Yerxa (whom you once famously mistook for David Lynch), and on and on.

In his own words: «I'm currently an Art Director on a 5 - person director team responsible for defining a new IP for 2K Games based out of the 2K Marin development studio.

In order to entice people into getting it, the studio is boosting the release of it with a Collector's Edition — which we already knew of — with lots of goodies and extra stuff for all you light - carrying shadow - busters wannabes out there.

Long - awaited sequels to beloved franchises that left a rotten taste in most peoples» mouths with their last few entries, and all these people really want to like these new sequels, and the studios / producers really want them to like them as well, so they churn out these super-safe, checklist - following, assembly line products that, in spite of some obvious flaws, don't have anything particularly egregious about them, resulting in an excessively warm response.

Publisher Activision just announced that one of its own studios is working on a Walking Dead game as well — a first - person shooter — something Allison doesn't seem to mind one bit: «As huge fans of the franchise and the show, we're looking forward to seeing Terminal Reality's game when it comes out.»

Sony knows there are a lot of people out there expecting big announcements from their internal studios for some odd reason.

whats a good first person type game that came out of a asian dev studio.

And so, Rare quietly retreated from stage center and have since been «that» studio people know about but don't expect much out of.

While there are a lot of people out there who are similar to me and don't really care what the now Microsoft exclusive development studio Rare is working on next because most of theirs games sin...

With those, the company has ridden out any supposed slowdown in the number of titles getting published: «A few years ago people thought that console development would really slow down and a lot of studios faced a lot of trouble and fell by the wayside.

With E3 looming and a cavalcade of big noisy announcements from established studios around the corner, it's easy to lose sight of the passion projects eked out by a five - person team with a tiny budget.

Instead, he cleverly pointed out what happens to a game development studio — especially an independent studio like his - when lots of people pirate the game.

Especially as the genre itself doesn't seem to acknowledge this disability (or, indeed, do most people working in visual and graphic design, though that's a debate I won't delve into here...)-- out of all the racing games in my collection, the only studio to have also jumped onto the «how about we use two completely contrasting colours in our racing line assist?»

The series itself began with the original Painkiller and the first expansion Battle Out of Hell, which was developed by Polish studio People Can Fly in 2004.

Brooklyn, NY — September 4, 2014 — Freshly forged video game studio TURBO today laid out the five - person board of advisors that will advance the company's founding mission to develop AAA - quality, mobile - focused cross-screen experiences while fostering a new spirit of entrepreneurism in New York City's budding game scene.

The firm has announced the roll out of its Game Analytics API or the game dashboard on the Twitch Developer site, which will let studios see data such as how their game looks on Twitch, how many personalities are streaming their project as well as how many people are watching them.

Red Blue Games is a three - person studio based out of Durham, NC, founded in 2013 by twin brothers Edward and Lucas, and later joined by Kevin in 2015.

San Francisco - based studio Visceral is working on a new third - person game to be out in 2018, which looks cinematic and ambitious, and promises a narrative adventure with a new set of characters.

If I do buy out of a studio and the artist is not represented, I spend a lot of time explaining how the market works and give her a couple of other people to talk to who are gallerists.

My false path was being so excited about the interest people were showing, that I sold off my paitings before series were complete, sometimes straight out of my studio.

Seasoned and successful Rothko (played by Tom Key), who hilariously refers to himself in the third person, and Ken (played by Jimi Kocina), his young studio assistant, an aspiring New York City painter, fresh out of school.

A lot of people were out and about for Craig Drennen's opening at MOCA GA, open studios at Atlanta Contemporary, and openings at the Creatives Project, Marcia Wood and Kibbee Gallery.

You visit our annual «open studio» event to find out about the people who make up one of the Metrowest's most unique group of artists.»

With Kusama's exhibitions and fashion line, more people are coming out of the woodwork to discuss her notoriety as a kook — which includes living in a psychiatric ward across the street from her studio.

I enter the K.O.S. studio in Chelsea to find a sunlit space crowded with giant canvases, tables covered with books (Darwin's Origin of Species, Shakespeare's A Midsummer Night's Dream, H.G. Wells's The Time Machine), ladders with people reaching out to work at the top of the canvas, computers, music blaring, and several individuals kneeling and standing as they fill in and stamp, with various levels of pressure, hand stamps of tiny branches over a canvas covered in a grid of book pages.

More recent clearances have been government projects where there have generally been lengthy periods of notice for people to move out, including the demolition in April of Hei Qiao (Black Bridge), a village in which many prominent artists such as Zhao Gang, Sun Xun, and Liang Yuanwei had their studios.

Recalling Piet Mondrian's late series New York City (1941 - 42), and works by such American artists as Robert Ryman and Brice Marden, To the People of New York City (1976) is distinguished by its prescribed hanging and pacing, and its rhythmically changing formats, which also bring to mind the Jazz performances that Palermo sought out during his time in New York, where he had maintained a studio from 1973 to 1975.

We recently stopped by Kevin Cyr's Brooklyn studio to check out his latest body of work slated for his two - person show with Jessica Hess entitled «Temporal Spaces,» which was curated by Lainya Magana and opens at San Francisco's White Walls March 6.

This exhibition will showcase the work of adults with developmental disabilities, born out of a collaborative project by YAI Arts — an open studio program that helps these people become working artists — and the Museum of Modern Art's Access Programs.

«People have realized that new discoveries are not just coming out of the studios of art schools, but also the studios of art - school professors,» Marc Spiegler, director of the Art Basel fairs, told The Art Newspaper.

The artist revealed to The Guardian that when he would go to work, he would feel a sense of guilt at the size of his own studio (which employs hundreds of people) churning out his art: «That's why I used to lay on these huge parties.

Last year, BOS2011 featured nearly 400 artist studios, group shows and events in over 160 locations over three square miles, and thousands of people came out to enjoy the weekend.

I am isolated a good amount of time in my own studio, and going out to the shared ceramic studio — however maddening some of those people can be at times — is a different experience.

Today, people are taking advantage of the new wave of contemporary garden buildings as a way of expanding their living spaces, whether it be for a year - round garden gym, teen den, art studio or chill - out zone — wired up and Wi - fi enabled.

While Facebook offers a gigantic audience of people who might not seek the trailer out, YouTube offers studios data as well as distribution.