At the Ankara Fire Department; The difficulty and sanctity of the firefighting profession, various accidents, fires and bombed terrorist attacks are all described by firemen in all their realism.
In 1995, he came to the world in the city of Kecioren in Ankara. After Kamil Ocak Primary School, Kalaba Anatolian High School continued its education life. Interest in cinematography began at a young age and failed short-film experiments in high school. Erciyes University, which is currently studying, is involved in radio, television and cinema, short-film fiction and documentary film projects.
“SİNEMA AŞKTIR… Bu sene 10’uncusu düzenlenen İnönü Üniversitesi”
Focuses on the troubling link between love and youth suicide through the adaptation of a true story.
Cheap collectibles (also known as manufactured collectibles) are objects made for one purpose only: to be collected. It could seem that the decision to purchase a collectible is only influenced by a peer or through a random find at a flea market, but in a lot of cases marketing has stepped in. Fake limited edition buttons try to persuade consumers to buy quickly; misleading articles on the rising value of a certain collectible promise instant profits; eBay alerts remind potential buyers of auctions about to close: all these incentives awaken competitiveness, just like a video of someone opening of new package of Pokémon cards on YouTube wets the appetite of other collectors.
Infomercials shown on late night television define problems we never knew we had and then suggest a product that supposedly solves it. My infomercials draw attention to the experience of collecting by focusing on the personal satisfaction achieved through collecting. They offer substitute products that could bring a similar sense of fulfilment that collectors experience when they acquire a new item. Various brands of collectibles sell display cases that use graphics or voids to mark the spot for a specific action figure. The joy of placing that object in a perfectly suited spot almost forces the collector to buy every toy in the series. Marketers are in control of rising action figure sales while collectors are given the impression that they are in control over their collections, and perhaps their lives.
One man who gets man’s head instead of his paper head … after getting the man’s head he cannot carries his head ….
A struggling writer living in desert seclusion receives clues that lead him to the end of his story.
Park ranger, underwater archaeologist, classical and blues guitarist, writer, photographer, and most recently… filmmaker.
The lack of jobs leads citizens into an emergency situation that pits them against each other. In the face of violence and injustice citizens like Noe suffer from the absence of effective laws.
Marc Nadal (born in Barcelona in 1989) is a film director and screenwriter, received the award for Best Director in “Festival de cine” of Sant Vicenç de Castellet. Participates in international festivals and exhibitions with films like “Ante la araña”, “Marionetas”, “La rosa congelada”, “La piel y el alma” and “El espejo humano”. Starts making short films in 2008 as a director and is involved in other projects such as script, photography and production. In 2012 he obtained the degree in film directing at Bande à Part, Barcelona film School.
The short film reflects an amalgamation and collision of diverse lifestyles, concerns, characters with their differential dynamics of life. The cyclical notion along with it’s projection of time through lighting, i.e., day-night-dawn-day provides an imputable structure of the narrative of life. Through deliberate jerky timelapse, the film projects distinguished characters and their mundane activities on the basis of culture, religion (e.g. when a group of Tablig visit to preach) and ideology.
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Logline: A special agent of the Royal British Naval intelligence Division in a last ditch effort to save humanity from the zombie apocalypse must take control of the bridge of the Ocean liner Titanic and send it and all of its infected passengers and crew to a frozen watery grave. WGA 1895937
William Fuentes is an actor, known for Lumpia 2
You’re so money and you don’t even know it. -Trent from Swingers.-
Jessie Lomax has always hung out with the wrong crowd; turning a blind eye to all the hate and online bullying that her friends subject others to for their own amusement.
Now, she finds herself wrapped up in this new age world of social media, where lush parties, drugs and alcohol, fuel the bikini-clad babes and muscled up guys, as she is dragged along by friends Kailanni and Xander, to the biggest social media party of the year; “Our Social Playground”.
All the falseness of pseudo-humans hiding behind their selfies and filters are gathered together, striving to achieve their overnight socialite status, but at what cost are they willing to go to achieve fame?
As someone from Jessie’s childhood resurfaces, she is forced to come to terms with her troubled past as two masked lunatics play a game of cat and mouse, terrorising Jessie and her friends.
Now, tied up, and all alone in an old abandoned cabin, she quickly learns that in the online faux reality of social media, not everyone that follows you online is a friend, which begs the question … Do you know who’s following you?
Brendan Byrne grew up in Sydney, NSW, Australia, with an Aunty, Grand Mother and Sister who were always acting in theatre, so, it was no wonder Brendan was destined to become an actor also… It’s in his blood.
However, Brendan was a reasonably late starter in the acting industry and didn’t get involved until he was 22. He started out as an extra on TV Shows, such as ‘Headlands’, ‘Home and Away’, and various commercials before finding he had a natural talent for acting and didn’t want to be in the background anymore. He quickly delved head first into his new found lifestyle of filmmaking and acting.
He is now 33 and has proven himself to be an up and coming artist, with more than 20 films under his belt. He has continued to impress audiences with his array of method acting skills in roles such as a hitman in the short film ‘Bleeding Backs’, three lead roles in feature films (among other things), from the lead detective in a mysterious murder case in ‘The Navigator’, to the desolate father who is grieving his dead wife and daughter in ‘Blind Justice’ but none more noticeable than the Aussie Outback Horror film ‘There’s Something In The Pilliga’ where his character ‘Jay’ was described as the love child of ‘Chopper Reed’ and ‘Mick Taylor’.
Brendan believes that, in order to get noticed as an actor, you need product, and there just wasn’t enough product going around, so, he decided to create his own. Brendan developed his own company called ‘Shadow Wolves Productions’ and has since written, acted, and produced his own feature films, and also helped produce ‘Death’s Waiting Room’, and his sister’s film ‘Phoenix Rising’ which are both set to be released later this year.
Brendan truly is an asset to any production, on and off the camera, Brendan’s keen eye for detail and wanting the best out of himself and his peers is what motivates others on a film set. Having Directed indie films himself, he knows how to talk to other directors and also to other actors, therefore also knows how to listen and interpret other directors, he believes to be a good leader you also need to be a good follower, and Brendan can do both.
To get noticed, you need product; if there isn’t any product available … then create your own.
