To Live
To Live is a poignant Chinese drama directed by Zhang Yimou, following a family’s tumultuous journey through several decades of Chinese history. The film spans the Chinese Civil War, the rise of Communism, and the Cultural Revolution, illustrating the profound personal and political changes that shape the family’s fate. With performances by Ge You and Gong Li, the film examines themes of survival, love, and sacrifice in the face of political upheaval. To Live is a powerful portrayal of the human cost of history and the resilience of individuals in times of turmoil. It received widespread critical acclaim and was banned in China due to its political content.
Your Business Energy Level: 15 Daily Habits That Are Draining You Of Energy
Habits affect our energy level. Habits ultimately dictate our lives. The things we do on a daily basis are what create our reality, and bad habits create a terrible reality. Science shows us that changing our habits and thoughts can be difficult, considering we repeat…
A No BS Guide to Marketing, Part 2: Creating Customer Archetypes
Alexander Vaneck is back today with Part 2 of his No BS Guide to Marketing. He’s going to get into more detail with Customer Lifecycle Marketing and how to find and retain customers. Take it away Alexander! My last post about Customer Lifecycle Marketing got a…
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How can you become more efficient in the video production editing suite resulting in more profit? How can you maximize the time you invest in a video production edit? These are questions that any video production company owner asks themselves from time to time. As…
Become a Story Maker!
Wanted to break this down for you guys because I think it’s a MASSIVELY beneficial mindset shift that can help you all out!
I wrote to a friend recently that it’s best to go into any filmmaking exercise with ZERO outcome dependency. This means not EXPECTING anything out of any one project. Well this is standard
