#Claudia Boyle

[bobdobalina]

[above: Celine Byrne, Paula Murrihy and Claudia Boyle for Irish National Opera, 2023]

So... I've started a tradition of bringing a group of friends to performances at the Metropolitan Opera and creating illustrated orientation guides to help everyone get prepared for each show. The next one is Richard Strauss & Hugo von Hofmannstal's Der Rosenkavalier, and I'm proud of how the document turned out... even if it does run to 23 pages 😅.

Some excerpts:

Illustration by Al Hirschfeld of the 1982 Metropolitan Opera cast: (L-R) the Italian tenor, Sophie, the Marschallin, Octavian, Herr Faninal, Baron Ochs

On the final trio:

Musically, the thing that really blew my mind about this number is the way it builds to an unbearably beautiful climax (3:33), then a heartbreaking chord change (3:43), then it feels like gravity turns upside down (3:50), then somehow goes sideways (3:59), then FINALLY resolves (4:10). I’ll never be able to adequately explain how this makes me feel. It blows past all expectations, again and again, and just when you start to catch your breath, the bottom drops out from under you again, revealing a whole new level that you never dreamed was possible.

The most common way to stage this scene is to spread the three singers across the stage, each processing their turbulent emotions alone to the audience. But I also like the staging from Zürich in 2004, which keeps them tightly together and even has the characters touch at key points. It also helps that all three performers look like they’re about to fucking explode.

Feel free to read and share, and let me know what you think!

[retiredkat]

#1 INTERVIEW WITH THE VAMPIRE

AMC2022–

It was a tough choice choosing between Shōgun and Interview With the Vampire for the top spot, but the decision ultimately came down to the astounding narrative feat the AMC series accomplished in its second season.

Part 2 left New Orleans behind for post-World War II Paris, where Anne Rice’s beloved vampires Louis de Pointe du Lac (Jacob Anderson, who’s long overdue for Emmys recognition for his performance — Season 2 will be eligible next year) and daughter Claudia (the wondrous Delainey Hayles) attempt to make a new life for themselves after their attempted murder of their maker/Louis’ immortal companion, Lestat de Lioncourt (Sam Reid, equally snubbed by awards shows for his Season 1 performance). Season 2 follows the second half of the eponymous Rice novel, which being the gothic, romantic horror story it is, ends in tragedy for this broken family of bloodsuckers but also in catharsis wholly earned after 15 episodes in a storytelling pressure-cooker.

The series at large, but Season 2’s fifth and last two episodes especially are examples of what TV can be when artists are given the carte blanche to create (another thing this and Shōgun have in common). Showrunner Rolin Jones and his team planted narrative seeds in the show’s very first episodes back in 2022 that wouldn’t pay off until these final hours, all culminating in multiple jaw-dropping reveals involving Lestat and Armand (Assad Zaman, one of the casting department’s greatest finds) that were decades in the making in the show and yet still unpredictable. (Season 3, The Vampire Lestat adaptation, is going to be even more uncharted territory.)

Like the Rice novel before it, Interview With the Vampire uses monsters to excavate the depths of human emotion, taking bigger and bolder swings with the source material than the 1994 film dared to do. Love and death, grief and remorse, euphoria and despair are all covered as Louis carries out his “odyssey of recollection” with investigative journalist Daniel Molloy (Eric Bogosian at his best) in 2022 Dubai. At its core, the show is a remarkable exploration of a most basic but confounding human experience that we spend our lives navigating: there are many sides to every story, but no matter how strongly we feel that our version is fact, the one haunting truth is, multiple things can be true at once. Imagine unpacking that for all eternity. — Kelli Boyle

[jaggedjot]

Hayles explains that final look, and it wasn’t to punish Lestat. It was “for help,” Hayles says. “She trusts him the most out of everyone in the room even though she hates him. They’re familiar with each other, so she’s turning to her parent to help her.” Anderson covers his face with his hands as he says, “Delainey! That’s so sad.”

Inside ‘Interview With the Vampire’s Most Tragic Hour: The Trial Explained by Kelli Boyle

Hayles remembered how much the narrow vision provided by her vampire lenses helped in the moment: "When you face forward, the stage lights are staticky, you just can't see," she said. "And then when I turned to him, away from the light, it was the first time that you could see somebody, but [it was] an outline. And I was concentrating so hard on his face, and it was so sad." She understood Claudia's last look to Lestat as how any child would look to a parent in a moment of distress. "The way that she looks is like all hope is lost, like, 'Dad, I need you.'"

Interview with the Vampire's Delainey Hayles and Rolin Jones 'Leaned Into Grotesque Beauty' for the Trial's 'Horrifying' End by Allison Picurro

[panelshowsource]

britcom comedians & panel show personalities who share your sign

AQUARIUS ♒ dara ó briain • frank skinner • glenn moore • guz khan • hugh dennis • lucy porter • maisie adam • mark watson • phil wang • vic reeves

PISCES ♓ aisling bea • alan davies • dave gorman • ed gamble • jenny eclair • katy wix • michael mcintyre • rose matafeo

ARIES ♈ andy parsons • desiree burch • ed byrne • gary delaney • jamali maddix • john kearns • josh widdicombe • josie long • roisin conaty • romesh ranganathan • rory bremner

TAURUS ♉ al murray • alex brooker • catherine tate • greg davies • joe wilkinson • john robins • mae martin • milton jones • morgana robinson • rhys james • rob brydon • sally phillips • sandi toksvig • sean lock • stephen mangan

GEMINI ♊ alan carr • bob mortimer • david baddiel • fern brady • judi love • julian clary • london hughes • mel giedroyc • noel fielding • paul sinha • rich hall • richard ayoade • sara pascoe • sarah millican • shappi khorsandi • sindhu vee • tom allen

CANCER ♋ adam hills • alice levine • david mitchell • katherine ryan • harriet kemsley • ian hislop • jack whitehall • joe lycett • paul merton • peter serafinowicz • phill jupitus • rosie jones

LEO ♌ bridget christie • cariad lloyd • chris ramsey • daisy may cooper • frankie boyle • isy suttie • lee mack • jo brand • nish kumar • victoria coren mitchell

VIRGO ♍ alex horne • dane baptiste • darren harriott • ivo graham • jimmy carr • johnny vegas • lolly adefope • miles jupp • nina conti • stephen fry • sue perkins • tim key

LIBRA ♎ diane morgan • harry hill • jack dee • jon richardson • limmy • nick helm • rhod gilbert • robert webb • tiff stevenson • zoe lyons

SCORPIO ♏ angela barnes • chris addison • elis james • ellie taylor • holly walsh • liza tarbuck • jonathan ross • kerry godliman • kevin bridges • matt forde • mike wozniak • sofie hagen • susan calman

SAGITTARIUS ♐ adam riches • david o'doherty • jessica knappett • larry dean • miranda hart • richard osman • seann walsh • simon amstell • steven k. amos

CAPRICORN ♑ ahir shah • angus deayton • bill bailey • claudia winkleman • james acaster • mark lamarr • paul foot • rob beckett • suzi ruffell

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Taskmaster high scores: series 1-9 on Dave (2015-2019)

longest series: series 6, series 7, series 8 & series 9 (10 episodes)

shortest series: series 2 & series 3 (5 episodes)

highest scoring series: series 6 (837 points in total)

lowest scoring series: series 3 (386 points in total)

highest scoring episode: A pistachio eclair (120 points in total / series 2, episode 3)

lowest scoring episode: Think about the spirit (53 points in total / series 9, episode 10)

highest scoring competitor: Liza Tarbuck (181 points / series 6)

lowest scoring competitor: Paul Chowdhry (66 points / series 3)

highest average score: Katherine Ryan (18.80 points per episode / series 2)

lowest average score: Roisin Conaty (11.33 points per episode / series 1)

largest difference between first place and last place: series 7 (43 points)

smallest difference between first place and last place: series 4 (19 points)

most episode wins: Ed Gamble (4 wins / series 9)

fewest episode wins: Romesh Ranganathan (0 wins / series 1), Sara Pascoe (0 wins / series 3), Aisling Bea (0 wins / series 5), Nish Kumar (0 wins / series 5) & Phil Wang (0 wins / series 7)

Taskmaster high scores: series 10-17 on Channel 4 (2020-)*

highest scoring series: series 13 (795 points in total)

lowest scoring series: series 16 (721 points in total)

highest scoring episode: Heg (110 points in total / series 13, episode 7)

lowest scoring episode: God's haemorrhoid (47 points in total / series 10, episode 1)

highest scoring competitor: John Robins (192 points / series 17)

lowest scoring competitor: Katherine Parkinson (118 points / series 10)

largest difference between first place and last place: series 17 (61 points)

smallest difference between first place and last place: series 13 (31 points)

most episode wins: Richard Herring (5 wins / series 10) & John Robins (5 wins / series 17)

fewest episode wins: Judi Love (0 wins / series 13) & Frankie Boyle (0 wins / series 15)

Specials: Champion of Champions 1-3 & New Year Treat 1-4*

highest scoring special: Champion of Champions 1** (164 points in total), Champion of Champions 3 (91 points in total)

lowest scoring special: New Year Treat 1 (62 points in total)

highest scoring episode: Champion of Champions 3 (91 points in total)

lowest scoring episode: New Year Treat 1 (62 points in total)

highest scoring competitor: Josh Widdicombe** (37 points / Champion of Champions 1), Adrian Chiles (22 points / New Year Treat 2) & Dara Ó Briain (22 points / Champion of Champions 3)

lowest scoring competitor: Claudia Winkleman (6 points / New Year Treat 2)

largest difference between first place and last place: New Year Treat 2 (16 points)

smallest difference between first place and last place: Champion of Champions 2 (6 points), New Year Treat 3 (6 points) & New Year Treat 4 (6 points)

*this post will be updated as I get through the show and it's going to be linked in my Taskmaster UK Masterpost. ** Champion of Champions 1 was two episodes long as opposed to all the other specials, which are just one episode each.

[brookstonalmanac]

Birthdays 6.28

Beer Birthdays

Leo Ebert (1837)

John Schreihart (1842)

John Schneider (1849)

Peter Straub (1850)

Cornelia Corey (1956)

Five Favorite Birthdays

Mel Brooks; film director, comedian (1926)

John Cusack; actor (1966)

Felicia Day; actor, writer (1979)

Mary Stuart Masterson; actor (1966)

Jean-Jacques Rousseau; French philosopher, writer (1712)

Famous Birthdays

Heinrich Albert; German composer and poet (1604)

Eric Ambler; writer (1909)

Kathy Bates; actor (1948)

Don Baylor; baseball player & coach (1949)

Gil Bellows; actor (1967)

Jens Birkemose; Danish painter (1943)

George Booth; cartoonist (1926)

John Byner; comedian (1938)

Pete Candoli; jazz trumpeter (1923)

Giovanni della Casa, Italian author and poet (1503)

Claudia Chase; adult actress (1978)

Bruce Davison; actor (1946)

Rob Dyrdek; skateboarder & reality tv star (1974)

John Elway; Denver Broncos QB (1960)

A. A. Gill; Scottish author (1954)

Mark Helprin; writer (1947)

Patrick Hemingway; writer (1928)

Henry VIII; King of of England (1491)

John Inman; English actor (1935)

Joseph Joachim, Austrian violinist and composer(1831)

Alice Krige; South African actress (1954)

Cristofano Malvezzi; Italian organist and composer (1547)

Ashley Montagu; anthropologist (1905)

Pat Morita; actor (1932)

Jimmy Mundy; saxophonist and composer (1907)

John Boyle O'Reilly; Irish-born poet, journalist and writer (1844)

Luigi Pirandello; Italian playwright (1867)

Aileen Quinn; actress and singer (1971)

Gilda Radner; comedian, actor (1946)

Richard Rodgers; composer (1902)

Robert Xavier Rodríguez; classical composer (1946)

Frank Sherwood Rowland; chemist (1927)

Peter Paul Rubens; artist (1577)

Carl Friedrich von Weizsäcker; German physicist & philosopher (1912)

John Wesley; founder of "Methodism" (1703)

August Zamoyski; Polish-French sculptor (1893)

[davidfurlongtheatre]

Directing DRAINING THE SWAMP

ON TOUR IN MARCH/APRIL

A New play about British fascist leader Oswald Mosley...

What lessons are there for today when nationalism is once more on the rise across the Western world, and politicians like Trump and many more worlwide, are able to attack democracy and stir up violent protest? Draining the Swamp is a provocative new play, exploring these issues and challenging our approach to extremism. It raises questions and warns with a chilling contemporary punch. A Thought provoking and challenging new play.

"An incisive exploration of the rise of fascism"

⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐ Counter Culture UK

"A first class piece of historical theatre"

⭐⭐⭐⭐ One4review

DRH productions present a new play by David Hill, directed by Exchange Theatre's artistic director David Furlong (MISANTHROPE, THE FLIES).

DRAINING THE SWAMP

Oswald Mosley was considered to be the most able politician of the 1920s, a Labour Prime Minister in-waiting. What caused a changed direction for this man, who then founded the right-wing British Union of Fascists, renowned for street violence and antisemitism?

Meet Sir Oswald and Lady Diana Mosley who were given a short, sharp portrait in the BBC Peaky Blinders series. Exploring the life and activities of the Fascist leader, from the 1930's to 1960's, discover the private personas behind the Fascist leader and his unorthodox wife, both vilified and adored in their lifetimes.

Was he the thuggish villain he is portrayed as? Was he deluded, dangerous or visionary? How critical was Diana's supporting role? Draining the Swamp unpicks the intentions behind the dangerous and controversial activities that Mosley led, inviting judgement about his legacy, and raising questions about parallels with contemporary British and American politicians. What is the democratic solution to managing politicians like Mosley today?

A play by David R Hill Directed by David Furlong Videos and design by Jeffrey Choy https://www.jchoy.co.uk/

CAST:

Rowland Hill as Oswald Mosley

Ciara Pouncett as Lady Diana Mosley

David Boyle as Lord Curzon & David Frost

Claudia Whitby-Tillott as Cimmie Mosley and Alexandra Curzon

Chris Keyna as Jeffrey Hamm

TOUR DATES and Booking Links:

OSO, Barnes, London, 29 Feb – 2 March (Thur – Sat)

Beccles, Wed 6 March

Dorchester Arts (Dorset), Thurs 7 March

Cornerstone, Didcot, Wed 17 April

Swindon Arts centre, Fri 19 April,

Oxford Playhouse, Sat 20 April 

Brentwood Theatre, Wed 24 April

Stables, Hastings, Thurs 25 April

#Theatre #Drama #performance #actors #actorslife #actorslife #acting #stage #picoftheday #play #london #london #londres #londres #theatreinlondon #theatre #ukactor #ukactors #backstage #backstagelife #multicultural #diversity #multilinguism #stageactor #workingactor #oswaldmosley

[arcimboldisworld]

A quiet Place - Opéra National de Paris 24.03.2022

A quiet place - Opéra National de Paris 24.03.2022 #leonardbernstein #oper #paris #kentnagano #krzysztofwarlikowski #amerika #familie #unfall #rezension #kritik #besprechung #palaisgarnier

Wohl eher eine Rarität auf den Spielplänen der Opernhäuser – Bernsteins Oper “A quiet Place”. Spannend ist es immer, wenn irgendwo ein Werk zu sehen ist, was nicht zu den üblichen “Gassenhauern” gehört und somit regelmässig und überall auf den Bühnen zu sehen ist. Häufig verschwinden Stücke auch zu Recht in der Versenkung. Wie gut, hat die Opéra National de Paris nun dieses doch sehr komplexe…

[masticadoresdeletraslatino]

#Reseñas: La extranjera de Claudia Durastanti

#Reseñas: La extranjera de Claudia Durastanti

By Denis Boyle Claudia Durastanti, escritora de novelas y traductora literaria, es hija de sordos. Nacida en Brooklyn, Nueva York, en 1984, emigró con seis años a un pueblo pequeño de la región de Basilicata al sur de Italia. La Extranjera es una especie de autobiografía/ensayo que aborda las peculiares y fascinantes experiencias de una familia de inmigrantes donde la sordera y la pobreza son…

[arcadia-city-stories-if]

what lines of poetry would resonate most for each of the ROs?

Ohh I saw someone answer this the other day and I am here for it ❤

These are what would resonate with them as people, not necessarily about romance, I hope that's ok!

Murphy -

“Be silent and safe — silence never betrays you; Be true to your word and your work and your friend; Put least trust in him who is foremost to praise you, Nor judge of a road till it draw to the end.” ― John Boyle O'Reilly

Shae -

“I love the silent hour of night, For blissful dreams may then arise, Revealing to my charmed sight What may not bless my waking eyes.” ― Anne Brontë

Callie -

“It’s the fire in my eyes, And the flash of my teeth, The swing in my waist, And the joy in my feet. I’m a woman Phenomenally.” ― Maya Angelou

Toni -

“Every heart sings a song, incomplete, until another heart whispers back. Those who wish to sing always find a song. At the touch of a lover, everyone becomes a poet.” ― Plato

Claude/Claudia -

“to live in this world you must be able to do three things to love what is mortal; to hold it against your bones knowing your own life depends on it; and, when the time comes to let it go, to let it go.” ― Mary Oliver

??? -

Someone I loved once gave me a box full of darkness. It took me years to understand that this, too, was a gift.” ― Mary Oliver

[artfuhly]

boyle is the biggest peraltiago shipper and i love it

[panelshowsource]

i feel like i'm so annoying being like JOE WILKINSON ROISIN CONATY but please understand i say it because it would be guaranteed hilarious 🥹

but okay okay let's think

first i think it would be funny to have some of the well-known bonafide smartypantses on, like jo brand, david and victoria, charlie brooker, clive anderson, richard osman, dara, and john oliver, because it's just funny as heck to see them get tripped up or stumped hehe and you may be thinking "what about stephen fry and sandi toksvig?" THERE IS NO STUMPING THEM. EVER. AND DON'T YOU FORGET IT.

there are lots of other lowkey smartypantses who would be so funny — paul foot, armando iannucci, adam buxton, elis james, lee mack, rhod gilbert, bill bailey, miles jupp, wild card suggestion is darragh from the chase he cracks me up. now, random people smartypants and otherwise i think would kill the format hmmm okay besides joe and roisin who mean everything to me, guz khan, lucy beaumont, prof. hannah fry, ed gamble, chloe petts, mel giedroyc, vic reeves, claudia, matt forde? could be quite funny actually and i think guy would laugh at him a lot?, ahir shah, jess hynes, nish kumar, judi love, johnny vegas, jamie laing, jessica knappett, sara barron, kerry godliman, fatiha el-ghorri, ivo graham, get william hanson on there why not

🚨 danny dyer, susie dent, catherine tate, alan carr 🚨 HANDS DOWN!!!

don't you think this format would be perfect for chris addison to come back into our panel show lives

and omg mark watson because remember when guy was having a lil go at him ��😭😭💀💀💀

CUZ THAT IS VERY IMPORTANT guy is the host and he needs to think the guests are funny... hmm who would have a hilarious dynamic with guy...well...everyone😁 guy is the best😁

it makes sense, too, that some of the funniest dynamics on a format like cats does countdown would work on guy mont spelling bee, since it's all about being a lil smarty — so russell howard and roisin on the same panel would be great because she does her best and he takes the piss out of her. people who take the piss out of each other...hmm...fatiha el-ghorri and phil wang lmfao...alan carr and romesh one of my underrated faves...frankie boyle and miles jupp would be so good omg

I SHOULD STOP NOW hehehe sorry for the block of text i answered this stream of consciousness i hope you don't mind heheheheh

what about you??

aww what a cute question 🥰 honestly i do associate it with autumn because it often comes out in september/october (so i think of it as part of the fall tv schedule)! but, really, i associate different series with different seasons? like i think of s7 as being winter time because kerry made that big circle in the snow hahaha that kind of thing! it wouldn't surprise me if a lot of people think of taskmaster + summer tho?

omg i love map men they're so funny

thanks for taking the time to send in these other recs i'll check them out 🥹🫶 posting these for everyone else to enjoy too!!!

i haven't seen either yet!!! how are they? they're both on my drive waiting for me to watch them 🥹 i might watch ahir's tonight

sorry anon i don't, only the epub version is easily available 😞 maybe someone reading this will be able to help out?

someone sent it over!! i added it to the drive :)<3

hello anon yes! i threw it in the alex horne collection folder here it is :)

hello! you're not the first person to ask me this but i really don't think you can! as far as i know there is no proshot, it was never streamed in cinemas, never streamed online... someone can correct me if i'm wrong but :(

i think we just missed seeing it at the actual theatre (▱˘︹˘▱)

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[pleasesortmeintohufflepuff]

Can someone teleport me to London? My friend is sending me pics of Jamie Parker at the stage door!

[nothingconsoled]

do I accept gif/icon requests?   not at the moment.

do I accept gif/icon suggestions?   yes,   always!

this post serves as a collection of direct links to all the fc resources I’ve uploaded to this blog.   you’re welcome to like this post to check back in later for more!   you can also view my gif packs here if you prefer to see example gifs,   and  here  is the side - blog where I reblog other people’s resources.  (If you’re struggling to find posts on tumblr I suggest searching using  this helpful site).   

my gif packs

William Fichtner,   Finding Steve McQueen (2018)

Alun Armstrong,   Possum (2018)

Richard Brake,   Perfect Skin (2018), The Dare (2019)

Robert De Niro,   Cape Fear (1991),  Heat (1995),  Being Flynn (2012)

Jessica Lange,   The Gambler (2014), AHS S1E1 (2011), Cape Fear (1991)

Jane Seymour,   Lake Effects (2012)

Laurence Fishburne,   Standoff (2016)

Lily Rabe,   Finding Steve McQueen (2018)

David Bradley,   The Lodgers (2017), Harry Brown (2009), Roy (2021), Edmund the Magnificent (2019), and Broadchurch S1E1

Michael Caine,   Youth (2015), Harry Brown (2009)

Scott Turner Schofield,   The Conductor (2018)

Bradley Cooper,   The Hangover III (2013)

Alex Blue Davis,   NCIS (2017)

Drew Barrymore,   Boys on the Side (1995)

Cameron Diaz,   In Her Shoes (2005)

John Goodman,   10 Cloverfield Lane (2016)

John Gallagher,   10 Cloverfield Lane (2016)

Dame Judi Dench,   Notes On A Scandal (2006)

Joaquin Phoenix,   [ gif icons ]   Joker (2019)

Paul Dano,   Being Flynn (2012)

Josh Brolin,   Labor Day (2013) *(accidentally deleted this. kill me. I’ll try to find a backup of this somewhere and repost it. rip.)

Jaz Sinclair,   When The Bough Breaks (2016)

Jonathan Rhys Meyers,   6 Souls/Shelter (2010)

Dermot Mulroney (gif icons),   The Wedding Date (2005), and the Griffin & Phoenix (2006).

both

Tilda Swinton (gif icons & static icons),   We Need To Talk About Kevin (2011), Burn After Reading (2008), Constantine (2005), Thumbsucker (2005)

my icon packs

Keeley Forsyth,   The Devil Outside (2018)

Juno Temple,   Small Apartments (2012)

Peter Stormare,   Small Apartments (2012)

Johnny Knoxville,   Small Apartments (2012)

Rebel Wilson,   Small Apartments (2012)

James Caan,   Small Apartments (2012)

Billy Blair,   Whitetail (2021)

James Jordan,   Home (2020)

Kathy Bates,   Bad Santa II (2016), Home (2020)

Jena Malone,   The Public (2021)

Richard Brake,   Bingo Hell (2021)

Daniel Grogan,   Recipe For Abduction (2021)

Barabra Hershey,   The Manor (2021)

Sean Whalen,   Employee of the Month (2006)

Matthew Rhys,   The Americans S1E1

Noah Emmerich,   The Americans S1E1

Dax Shepard,   Employee of the Month (2006)

Danny Woodburn,   Employee of the Month (2006)

Doug Jones,   Pans Labyrinth (2006)

William Fichtner,   Finding Steve Mcqueen (2018)

Alun Armstrong,   Possum (2018)

Rosamund Pike,   Return To Sender (2015)

Richard Moll,   Lake Effects (2012)

Lara Flynn Boyle,   Twin Peaks: S1 (1990) & S2E1-4

Jacob Wysocki,   Loosely Exactly Nicole: S1E1-4 (2016), Fat Kid Rules The World (2012)

Nicole Byer, (pt one two three four)   Loosely Exactly Nicole: S1E1-4 (2016)

Brandon Scott (pt one two),   Loosely Exactly Nicole: S1E4-5 (2016)

Stanley Weber (pt one two),   Not Another Happy Ending (2013)

Sam Coleman,   Leatherface (2017)

James Bloor,   Leatherface (2017)

Lili Taylor,   Leatherface (2017)

Naveen Andrews,   Sense8: S1 (2015)

Helen Mirren,   Collateral Beauty (2016)

Octavia Spencer,   Gifted (2017)

Cate Blanchett,   Notes On A Scandal (2006)

Keiynan Lonsdale,   Love, Simon (2018)

Jonah Hill,   Acceptance (2006), Grandma’s Boy (2006)

Amy Aquino,   Bosch: S3 (2017)

Claudia Doumit,   Timeless: S2E1 and E3 (2018)

Nathan Page,   Miss Fisher's Murder Mysteries (2012-2015)

my screencaps

Sid Haig,   Spider Baby (1967)

Danny Woodburn,   Employee of the month (2006)

[raayllum]

b99 au if only for callum as jake, rayla as amy, claudia as a nicer rosa, corvus as terry, soren and ezran as hitchcock&scully (and maybe also boyle) but mostly for amaya as holt

[bandidoguapo]

The History of 'La Cerveza Más Fina' - Nexus Studios & Corona from Nexus Studios on Vimeo.

Under the direction of Nicolas Ménard, Nexus Studios presents this epic stop-motion film takes viewers on a journey through 90 years of the intertwined history of Mexico and iconic beer Corona. Narrated by actor and producer Gael García Bernal and inspired by the art of Pedro Friedeberg, our studio team worked with Andy Gent’s team at Arch Model Studio to design, create and animate a cast of 71 miniature characters, 8 beautifully detailed sets and 350 individually made miniature glass bottles.

From post-revolution Mexico and the birth of Corona, the film leads us through the country’s Golden Age of Cinema and Peso Crisis to see Corona’s international growth, before we arrive in modern day Mexico.

Client: Corona, Mexico. Chief Executive Officer: Carlos Lisboa BU Chief of Marketing: Carlos Ranero Brand Marketing Director: Clarissa Pantoja Experiential Marketing Director: Rodolfo Vargas Connections Director: Javier Garcia Communications Manager: Alejandro Gershberg Content Marketing Manager: Cesar Alcantara Project Leader: Susana Medina

Agency: Observatory Marketing Co-Chief Creative Officer: Todd Hunter Creative Directors: Jessica Hundley & Nicole McDonald Head of Production: Chris Totushek Producer: Lula Fotis Senior Brand Director: Erin Heyns Brand Executive: Mack Montague

Production Company: Nexus Studios ECD / Co-Founder: Chris O’Reilly

Director: Nicolas Ménard Executive Producer: Luisa Murray Producer: Jo Bierton Production Manager: Rebecca Archer Lead / Supervisor: Nico Domerego Art Director: Jack Cunningham Character Design: James Graham Graphic Design: Cecilia Serafini Design: Jamie Jones & Sarah Deane Environment Design: Callum Strachan & Antoine Perez Character Modellers: Andy Hickinbottom & Matt Clark 3D Generalists: Heloise Courtois, Victori Jalabert, Maxime Dartois, Zach Pindolia, Jerémie Cottard, Chloe Plat 2D Animation: Isaac Holland & Duncan Gist Director of Photography: Malcolm Hadley Camera Assistant: Mark Swaffield Gaffer: Tim O'connell Moco: Stuart Galloway Rigging: Justin Pentecost Spark: Max Milner Strike Spark: Daniel Ansell

Puppet and Set Fabrication: Andy Gent Art Department: Marina Ralph, Mick Chippington, Josie Corben, Magda Madra, Sofia Serrano, Mark Fisher, Vaida Klimaviciute, Claudia Brignalezi, Angela Pang, Louise Pratt, Andrew Saunders, Tom James, Gavin Richards, Claire Middleton, Claudia Brugnaletti, Jade Gerrard, Clea Raguideau, Angela Chorlton, Roy Bell, Annick Bosson, Beth Quinton, Fiona Stewart, Grant Humberstone, Ola Kucharska, Michael Nowacki, Mitch Barnes, Colin Armitage, Duncan Mude

Practical Lighting: Gary Welch Runner: Chiara De Propis Stop Frame Lead Animator: Tobias Fouracre Stop Frame Animators: Matthew Cooper & Max Martin BTS Cameraman: Thomas Heleta & Mark Van Heusden BTS Photographer: Jacob Robinson First Aid: Darren Boyling Post Production: Freefolk Lead Flame Artist: Steve Murgatroyd Flame Artists: Brandon Danowski & Andy Copping Nuke Artist: Rob Sheridan Colourist: Duncan Russell Post Producer: Laura Ricketts

Shooting Studio: Black Island Lighting Equipment: Panalux Camera Equipment: Clapham Road Studios

Editor: David Slade

BTS Editor: Thomas Heleta & Michael Rohrbaugh

Assistant Editor: Bruno Collins Music: Bridget Samuels

Sound Design And Mix: Barking Owl