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Chadaporn Mitinunwong grew up in Bangkok, Thailand. She was deeply interested in 3D design and artistry. Working close to directors and producers she learned the crucial primary goal of both hats. She moved to California to continue her studies of modern Film and Television. We have conducted a short interview with her. What kind of challenges do you face as a female filmmaker? ‘Being a confident leader’; I think that’s a challenge everyone has to face, whether it’s a man or a woman. We all get to that point where we have to face tremendous pressure and somehow overcome it to lead our team to success. Honestly, I wasn’t born with a talent in filmmaking. All I had was a belief. A belief that anybody who works hard, commits themselves and does something with passion, it will always pay off. You’ve got to have that self- esteem that comes from within. I always tell myself that I can do it. Although every time when I’m on set, I always try to be prepared for anything, there ...

It’s incredible to think that only ten years ago, there was little talk of data and its importance for business. Now, data is seen as the key resource that’s driving our digital economy, helping connect consumers with companies better. But data is a double-edged sword, in that it can do as much harm for your business as the good it can also undoubtedly do. In this article, you’ll learn how to keep your data safe throughout 2020 and into the future, so that you don’t experience the type of damaging data theft, loss or breaches that can befall even the largest of businesses. Staff Training First and foremost, you’re going to need to tell your staff about the risks to the data that they handle daily. Your staff will likely have to sign NDAs to ensure that they understand the importance of keeping data safe on the job. Further, you should find a training module to help them understand online risks and sources of data issues, such as: Phishing emails disguised in employee inbox...

Are you looking for classy furniture for your newly constructed home? Buying a wooden sofa is a one-time investment and commitment. Therefore, you should make a thorough analysis before purchasing the one for your home. It involves certain factors that need to be taken into consideration while making your final choice. Three Factors • First, you need to concentrate on the functioning of the sofa. The question revolves around how the sofa will be used and by whom? Will it be used for only a few hours a day or a long duration? That makes a lot of difference. • Second, you need to take into account space which the sofa is going to cover. Is it going to block a refrigerator, TV, etc.? Is your sofa creating a problem in opening the windows? Are you able to open your entry doors without any obstacles? • The third is the question of quality. It entirely depends upon your budget. Some Tips and Tricks Material: You should be extremely careful about the material that is bei...

Damiano Fasso was born in 1976 near Vicenza (Italy). After graduating in 1999 in Literature at the Università Cattolica in Brescia, he got a second degree in 2011 at the Academy of Fine Arts in Venice. He lives and works in Treviso (Italy). He works with several media, mainly with painting, photography and video-art, but considering every technique useful to his projects. His artworks deal with the idea of uncertainty, danger and precariousness that pervade contemporary society: his paintings are often made of dangerous or uncommon, industrial materials, such as gunpowder, poisonous chemicals, plastic; the subjects are reminiscent of pop and japanese funny icons, such as dinosaurs, skulls, astronauts, but then convey ambiguous messages through their materials and through the japanese/chinese scripts, while the surfaces look like videogame screens. We had a conversation with Damiano. Damiano:  What brought you to my art? There is a japanese copy/text used on you...

Why Software Customization is Crucial for Every Business Although you might believe that all you have to do to adapt to the latest technology in your sector is to buy new software for your company, this is not the case. For many businesses, software customization is just as important as keeping up with the latest tech and application trends. To find out about the benefits of software customization, read on for more information about how it can revolutionize the way your business uses technology.   Allows You to Adapt Software for Your Industry   Although the latest software innovations are generally developed with a wide range of industries in mind, each industry has different needs and requirements that your software should be adapted for. For instance, manufacturing and legal firms may need software that is compliant with many of the laws and regulations that their businesses have to heed. They will also have different security protocols and procedures, differe...

Samantha draws inspiration from her surroundings. Living in the affectionately dubbed “Garden City”, her work is her abstract take on the buildings and the lush, tropical greenery of Singapore.  Playing host to visiting family and friends and showing them the sights of Singapore has surfaced her passion for skylines, and the interplay between the built environment and the natural environment. “Here, the jungle is always just being kept at bay and can creep in at any moment. I love that.”  Using a combination of gestural, impulsive movements, layering and detailed work, Samantha has a style that is all her own. Read on to learn more about abstract expressionist painter, Samantha Redfern. Samantha Redfern What inspired you to become an artist? My father is an engineer professionally but has always produced the most amazing photo-realistic drawings and paintings. I haven't inherited his skill in terms of photorealism, but I have inherited his passion...

Peter Nottrott in a freelance artist born in 1962 in northern Germany. He loves abstract painting having more than 600 international painting sales in 32 countries of the world under his belt. Peter paints authentically: his free painting, the abstract play of colors and shapes is not restricted by perspectives, light and shadows etc. In his life, he pays close attention to being as independent and free as possible. We have conducted a short interview with him. What inspires you the most to paint authentically? For me, authentic painting is abstract painting. With my abstract pictures, I am completely free in my creativity, in contrast to painting figurative pictures, where I am constrained by having my paintings limited by perspectives and light and shadows and the colors of the subject. I am fascinated by abstract painting. I love to compose different color combinations and forms into a painting, and I especially want to pass on my love of art to anyone that sees my w...

Graça Paz is an artist born in the late 60s in Porto, Portugal who’s found a home in the silent and picturesque northern Portuguese countryside. She’s been highly influenced by her musical upbringing and by her natural interest in emotional psychology. Through her work, Graça uses geometric abstraction as a means to express classical music's emotional and psychological impact in the human psyche. Through her large-scale watercolor work, Graça is on a journey to mastering the subliminal balance between the structure of geometry and the fluidity of water. Graça originally studied Fashion Design in her 20s at the Cooperative de Arte in Porto. How did your musical upbringing and your natural interest in emotional psychology influence on your painting and art? What subject(s) do you painting? I have come to the conclusion, through out my life that the two are related. Music and psychology. I grew up with a father who worked with music, especially classical music and was ...

Ziyaad Luceō is the alias of the Toronto contemporary R&B/Soul artist. For 7 years, he has worked and polished his craft through constant drive and dedication to the process. Ziyaad has been releasing music since 2014. In 2017, he released a two-set series of EPs entitled ‘Late Night Calls’ and ‘CHANNEL: Division’ where he wrote, recorded and engineered each record independently. He gained connections to a number of producers and engineers, cultivating a network of artists covering the multiple aspects of creating and producing music. With these relationships, Ziyaad released three singles called “Lay You Down”, “On the Down-Low” and "The One". He is currently finalizing a debut project for release on all streaming platforms.  Tell us more about your music and the aesthetics around the art? Music has always been apart of my life. Frankly, I can't see my life without it. From the time I wake up to the time I go to bed, I live, breathe and consume this pa...

The United States deals with over 6 million car accidents each year. One out of three accidents lead to personal injuries, and two out of ten involve deadly injuries. Accidents can happen whether you are driving a personal car or sharing a ride, in case if you experience an accident in Lyft, you may consult Chicago Lyft Accident Lawyer to compensate for your damages. Source When you are on the road, you may not predict accidents, but there are some sure measures you can adopt to save yourself if you meet a road accident.  Following are the things that you should do promptly after the incident: Stay on Scene Do not step back or lose from the scene. Stay right there at the site. Probably if you are with other members, they may get some more serious injuries than you and you should step ahead to help them. Call the Police It is always preferred to call the police immediately in case of such happening and report the accident. You may need the police repor...

Ragini Bhasin is a 25-year old filmmaker from New Delhi currently based in LA. She works as a director for the media company called Jubilee Media. Her short film, Ghazaal is about a 13-year-old Afghan refugee who hustles around in a refugee camp when she experiences her period. It is a slice of life film that has played over 20 festivals worldwide. We have conducted a short interview with Ragini. Who is the main character in your short film 'Ghazaal' and why is that the title of the film? What is the main theme of this film?  The main character in my short film is a 13-year-old Afghan refugee who lives with her father and brother in a small tent in a Turkish refugee camp. She is named Ghazaal, which is the actor’s real name as well. Filmmaking can be an intimidating process for newcomers and since my lead was a non-actor I wanted her to feel like she was not acting but just being herself. I feel subconsciously it helped her because she did not have to pretend...