I can name that movie in…
Dec 01
Are you a movie fanatic? How good are you at recognizing motion picture posters? Here’s your chance to test your skills.
empireonline.com recently posted a movie poster quiz online. They give you one letter from the poster – you guess the poster. Give it a shot!
3 New press75 WordPress Themes Released
May 28Press75 just release three new WordPress themes, to add to their fantastic collection. New themes include Attache, Vidley and Outline. To receive a discount on your themes, visit the Press75 website, and use the following promo codes:
Check it out: Vintage Ad Browser
Mar 16If you’re into the history and art of advertising, you’ve got to check out the online Vintage Ad Browser. Here, you can explore ads from the 1800s to modern day. It’s quite entertaining!
My Take: Apple’s iPad and Flash
Feb 17I happened to be in San Jose when Apple announced the new iPad. I was in town for an Adobe video influencers event. The morning of the announcement, I was having breakfast with Rachel Luxemburg – the coordinator for Adobe’s community programs. We were watching the announcement via TWIT.tv as Alex Lindsay and Leo Laporte did a live stream of the event. The next table over from us in the hotel restaurant, were a dozen or so of my colleagues from the video world – also fully engaged with Apple’s announcement.
Pros pick NM as Third Best place in North America for Filmmaking
Oct 29Variety recently conducted an online poll among several hundred location managers, unit production managers, cinematographers, directors and assistant directors asking them to rate their favorite locations according to visual appeal, incentives, film-office support, production resources, and ability to substitute for another location.
Outside Magazine names ABQ #6 America’s Best Cities
Aug 04ABQ was named number 6 in Outside‘s list of the top best cities in America.
A few cities in the Southwest enjoy their own versions of Albuquerque’s main attractions: a surplus of sunshine, mild weather, and easy access to trails, rivers, and mountains – like the 10,678-foot granite escarpment above town. But what sets the Duke City apart these days is stability.
Read the full article on Outside online.