Here are a few posts from last week's Greenpage that might be worth your time...
Lifeline Theatre budget gap shows theater funding struggle
WBEZ Chicago:
Lifeline Theatre occupies a sprawling brick building in Rogers Park, a
former energy company substation converted into a midsize neighborhood
theater. It’s the classic example of Chicago’s unique brand of theater —
a community staple with a long history.
Everything You Need to Know About Being a Showrunner
No Film School:
Imagine being the brains behind one of the most popular shows on
streaming or television. You have so much responsibility. and it's not
just story. Your title is "showrunner," and that all-encompassing word.
You're part god, account, hostage negotiator, and writer.
Canvas to Concert: How Sophomore Quinn Bryant’s Paintings Inspired the Baltimore Symphony Orchestra
News - Carnegie Mellon University: There is power in uniting past and present. It’s a power that Carnegie Mellon
University student Quinn Bryant and composer James Lee III both wield —
in their own work, as well as in their recent collaboration for the
Baltimore Symphony Orchestra. Their collaboration culminated in June
2024 with the world premiere of “Captivating Personas,” Lee’s four-part
orchestral piece inspired by Bryant’s canvases, for the orchestra’s
2023-24 season finale.
Paralympics: Louis-Gabriel Nouchi Designed Opening Ceremony Outfits
The New York Times:
Louis-Gabriel Nouchi, of the Paris-based fashion brand LGN, was
thrilled when he got the phone call asking him to design the costumes
for the Paralympics’ opening ceremony, which was held on Wednesday in
Paris, with a procession down the Champs-Élysées that ended at the Place
de la Concorde.
How to Clear IP for Independent Productions
No Film School:
As an independent creator, you’ve probably had that moment where you
watch a great movie, hear an amazing song, or read an inspiring book and
think, “I’d love to use that in my own project!” Whether it’s a catchy
tune, a powerful scene, or a clever line, incorporating these elements
can really bring your vision to life.
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