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GEOFF MCFETRIDGE: DRAWING A LIFE: director Dan Covert exclusive interview | ScreenSlam

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Synopsis: One of the most prolific artists of his time, Geoff McFetridge has undoubtedly influenced the way the world looks. His art is everywhere—on your Apple watch, in countless galleries around the world, in title designs for films by Sofia Coppola and Spike Jonze, and in collaborations with Nike, Hermès, Warby Parker, and more. The antithesis of the archetypal artist fueled by drugs, alcohol, and chaos, what sets the prodigious McFetridge apart is his obsessive quest to balance family with a creative life. In GEOFF MCFETRIDGE: DRAWING A LIFE, director and fellow artist Dan Covert offers unprecedented access into Geoff’s…

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TRIGGER WARNING | Behind the Action of Epic Fight Sequences with Jessica Alba

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Trigger Warning “Epic Fight Sequences” Featurette Directed by Mouly Surya and starring Jessica Alba, Mark Webber, Anthony Michael Hall, Alejandro De Hoyos, Tone Bell, Jake Weary, Gabriel Basso… A devoted daughter is attempting to figure out the cause of her father’s passing. #TriggerWarning #JessicaAlba. ···················································································· SUPPORT US! 💪 Subscribe to our channel http://tinyurl.com/SUB-Extra MORE CONTENT MUST WATCH! ► Trending Videos: http://tinyurl.com/TRENDINGVIDEOS-on-FinExtra ► Best Bloopers: http://tinyurl.com/BESTBLOOPERS-FinExtra ► New Trailers: http://tinyurl.com/NEWTRAILERS-FinExtra SOCIAL MEDIA Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/filmisnowtrailers X: https://twitter.com/filmisnow ···················································································· Some of the best and most funniest movie moments happen behind the scenes. #FilmIsNowExtra & Movie Bloopers channel gives you the latest and best…

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Live Nation CFO doesn’t expect DOJ antitrust battle to result in “significant changes to how we operate…” and 3 other things we learned from Joe Berchtold’s Bank of America Q&A

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MBW Reacts is a series of analytical commentary written by Music Business Worldwide in response to recent major entertainment events or news reports. only MBW+ users Get unlimited access to these articles.Joe Berchtold, president and chief financial officer of Live Nation, said that in the age of music streaming, artists are seeing their fan bases grow globally, prompting them to expand their world tours.Speech at BofA Securities Media, Communications and Entertainment Conference On Wednesday (September 4) in New York, Berchtold said that while looking at tickets for tours promoted by Live Nation and/or sold by its subsidiary Ticketmaster, he noticed…

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4batz: u made me a st4r, Industry Plants, & Working with Ye and Drake | Apple Music

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Neko Bennett, known as 4batz, sits down with Nadeska for his first ever on-camera interview. The two dive into his latest mixtape, u made me a st4r. Despite this being his freshman mixtape, the project has attracted the attention of musicians such as Ye, Drake, and SZA. 4batz also explains his perspective about the public calling him an “industry plant” after his seemingly fast rise to success. He also elaborates on his upbringing, his experience honing his craft, Subscribe to Apple Music: https://apple.co/AppleMusicYT Follow Apple Music: TikTok: https://tiktok.com/@applemusic Instagram: https://instagram.com/applemusic Facebook: https://facebook.com/applemusic Twitter: https://twitter.com/applemusic Watch more Apple Music: What’s New:…

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Why the old-school 4:3 aspect ratio is now making a comeback

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The classic 4:3 (or 1.33/1.37) aspect ratio has been maintained for many years. As early as the 1950s, with the introduction of various widescreen formats such as CinemaScope, the once standard aspect ratio for motion pictures began to fade away. But even though movies no longer use the 4:3 format, television has retained the aging format for a long time. For decades, the wider formats (1.85 and 2.35) were considered “movie formats” and 4:3 was considered the “television format”. It wasn’t until the early 2000s that 16:9 (1.78) TVs became widely available and changed the aspect ratio game forever. Widescreen…

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