The Galaxy S7 edge Olympic Games Edition is an homage to those who make unreasonable progress. From the special metal black frame to the colors of the most frequently used apps, it wears the color of the Olympic rings inside and out.
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* Samsung and IOC provide Galaxy S7 edge Olympic Games Edition to all athletes to help them enjoy the Olympic Games with Samsung’s innovative technology.
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We check out third wave coffee shop Bear Pond Esperesso in Tokyo’s Shimokitazawa neighborhood.
Bear Pond Espresso is the brainchild of Katsuyuki Tanaka, a barista-extraordinaire and Tokyo local. Tanaka spent the majority of his adult life in New York, where he witnessed the rise of the city’s coffee culture in the East and West Village neighborhoods firsthand. After working his way up the ladder and conquering the city’s coffee scene, Tanaka was struck with the inspiration to take all he’d learned back to Japan. It was there that he opened his store, located in Tokyo’s Shimokitazawa neighborhood.
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“This is the new world, and you children must be ready for it.”
Meet Rambu. She lives on a small Indonesian island called Sumba where she loves to play hide and seek with her brother Ridwan. Rambu also believes that her mum has magical powers! Nearly two years ago, Rambu’s dad died suddenly and her family struggled. Eventually her mum couldn’t even afford to send Rambu and her siblings to school. This was especially hard for Rambu, who wants to be a Doctor when she grows up. Then her mum Lydia received a small loan and that’s when the magic started. A small loan enabled Lydia to open a small shop, giving her a regular source of income to support her family and send Rambu back to school. A helping hand in the form of a small loan was a world of magic to Rambu. Find out more at opportunity.org.au
‘There Again’ , a graduate film about modern dating, inspired by my own experiences, and the experiences of people around me, the film shows a young girl living in a repetitive cycle, in which she hopes to break. Making of : http://makingofthereagain.tumblr.com/ Animator/Directo r: Vera Babida http://verababida.com Composer : Athos Tsiopani http://athostsiopani.com/compositions/ Sound Designer : Lewis Jones Cellist : Rosanna Hall Colouring : Vera Babida/ Carwyn Leung/ Laura Hodkin/ Julia Chang/ Robert Duncan/ Thomas Fraser Post Production : Vera Babida/ Toby Leung
The first look into the collaboration “YPPERLIG” between IKEA and danish furniture design company HAY. The film abstractly shows the materials that eventually will go into the collection in 2017. Client: IKEA Agency: NIKEXTENSION Production Company: Kuhl & Solvstrom Creative Direction: Nikolaj Fremming (Nikextension) Concept: Mike Wittrup (thebarkas.com), Nikolaj Fremming, Morten Kühl Christensen Design & Animation: Morten Kühl Christensen Houdini FX: Morten Kühl Christensen Art Direction: Mike Wittrup, Morten Kühl Christensen Sound Design: Kong Malthe, Jakob Littauer
Big explosions are fun to watch in films but do you think about how much work went on behind the scenes to make them? Now you don’t have to as I rounded up some of the best for Thrillist.
The Film and Television Institute of India is to have new syllabus for its courses aimed at streamlining academic course work.
The Governing Council of the FTII in its 129th meeting held in Mumbai gave approval to the Academic Council’s proposal to convert FTII into a holistic institute of cinema, television and allied arts, offering varied choice of subjects related to cinema and digital media.
The GC also approved the vision document of FTII, which proposes to switch from teacher centric approach to learning centric approach, giving students enough flexibility to steer his/her career.
The GC Meeting was chaired by Chairman Gajendra Chauhan and Information and Broadcasting Ministry Secretary Ajay Mittal attended the meeting as a special invitee.
The Academic Council of FTII, headed by noted filmmaker and television producer B P Singh, had drawn up an action plan for broad basing the course content. The proposal envisages setting up of nine different “schools” under the aegis of FTII, which will offer 22 courses, including short-term courses in music composing, animation and gaming, prosthetics and make up, costume design besides the core subjects like direction, cinematography, acting, editing and sound design.
The new syllabus aims to finish the courses in time bound manner. The new syllabus has been drawn up through a collaborative process taking inputs from academics, experts and alumni of FTII.
The institute will also introduce Choice Based Credit System which would replace the present system of annual assessment. The new syllabus under semester system would be introduced from August 2016 batch, while existing batches will continue to be covered under the old system. The GC also approved appointment of a Proctor and new rules regarding hostel accommodation.
Film maker Rajkumar Hirani, actor Satish Shah, former Indian Institute of Management, Bangalore, director Pankaj Chandra, former Mumbai University Vice Chancellor Dr Rajan Welukar, Indian Institute of Mass Communication, New Delhi, DG K G Suresh, Films Divison DG Mukesh Sharma, Ramoji Film and Television Institute, Hyderabad, Director Pavan Manvi, and noted film critic Bhavana Somayya were among those attended the meeting.
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