#Horizon Media

[moonlitdark]

Finally, the name and description of Jamie's character in Horizon!

Caleb Sykes, the older son in a family of outlaws, is confident, brutal, unhinged, vicious, and conceited.

Read full doc here: pdf

h/t @shiftingtherain

[winterfieldfrontiers]

Horizon An American Saga cast and characters

Kevin Costner as Hayes Ellison

Sienna Miller as Frances Kittredge

Sam Worthington as First Lt. Trent Gephardt

Giovanni Ribisi as Roland Bailey

Danny Huston as Colonel Houghton

Michael Rooker as Sgt. Major Riordan

Jena Malone as Ellen/Lucy

Michael Angarano as Walter Childs

Abbey Lee as Marigold

Jamie Campbell Bower as Caleb Sykes

Jon Beavers as Junior Sykes

Owen Crow Shoe as Pionsenay

Tatanka Means as Taklishim

Wasé Chief as Liluye

Luke Wilson as Matthew Van Weyden

Ella Hunt as Juliette Chesney

Tom Payne as Hugh Proctor

Will Patton as Owen Kittredge

Isabelle Fuhrman as Diamond Kittredge

Chapters 1  scheduled to be theatrically released in the United States on June 28, 2024.

[bestproductphotographydubai]

Dubai's Culinary Artistry: A Visual Journey Through Its Most Stunning Dishes by the Best Photography services

Dubai, a city renowned for its opulence and innovation, extends its grandeur to the culinary arts. The city's dining scene is a feast for both the palate and the eyes, offering a visual and gastronomic journey like no other. At Horizon Communications, the leading video production company in Dubai, we have had the privilege of capturing the essence of this culinary artistry through our lens. Join us as we explore some of Dubai’s most stunning dishes that exemplify the city’s dedication to aesthetic excellence in food.

The Intersection of Culture and Cuisine

Dubai’s culinary scene is a melting pot of global influences, reflecting the city's diverse population. From traditional Emirati dishes to international cuisine with a local twist, each plate tells a story of cultural fusion and innovation. The artistry in Dubai’s food lies not just in its taste but in its presentation, making every meal an experience to savor.

The Visual Feast: A Selection of Dubai’s Most Stunning Dishes

1. Al Mahara’s Seafood Extravaganza

At Al Mahara, the underwater-themed restaurant in the Burj Al Arab, the presentation of seafood dishes is nothing short of spectacular. The visually stunning dishes are served against a backdrop of a floor-to-ceiling aquarium, creating a mesmerizing dining experience. Our video captures the vibrant colors and intricate plating that make Al Mahara a must-visit for food enthusiasts.

2. Ossiano’s Underwater Delights

Ossiano at Atlantis, The Palm offers another underwater dining adventure. Here, the seafood dishes are not just meals but works of art. Delicate patterns and vibrant garnishes are meticulously arranged to create a visual spectacle. Horizon Communications’ footage showcases the ethereal beauty of these dishes, perfectly complementing the marine ambiance.

3. Tresind Studio’s Modernist Cuisine

Tresind Studio is known for its avant-garde approach to Indian cuisine. Each dish is a visual masterpiece, combining traditional flavors with modernist techniques. From molecular gastronomy to artistic plating, Tresind’s dishes are designed to astonish. Our videos highlight the creative process behind these culinary wonders, capturing the intricate details that make each plate a visual feast.

4. Zuma’s Contemporary Elegance

Zuma, a globally acclaimed Japanese restaurant, brings contemporary elegance to Dubai’s dining scene. The presentation of dishes here is minimalistic yet sophisticated, emphasizing the natural beauty of the ingredients. Horizon Communications has captured the essence of Zuma’s aesthetic, showcasing the harmonious balance between simplicity and elegance in their culinary presentations.

5. Pierchic’s Romantic Seaside Dining

Pierchic, located at the end of the pier at Al Qasr, offers breathtaking views and equally stunning dishes. The romantic seaside setting is complemented by beautifully plated seafood and Mediterranean dishes. Our videos highlight the serene ambiance and the artistic presentation that make Pierchic a favorite for romantic dinners.

The Art of Presentation

In Dubai, the presentation of food is an art form. Chefs in the city go beyond traditional plating techniques, drawing inspiration from various art forms and cultural elements. The use of vibrant colors, edible flowers, and intricate designs transforms each dish into a visual masterpiece. This dedication to aesthetics enhances the overall dining experience, making it memorable for diners by Horizon Photography.

Capturing Culinary Beauty with Horizon Communications

At Horizon Communications, we specialize in capturing the beauty and artistry of Dubai’s culinary scene. Our Video Production Agency in Dubai expertise allows us to showcase the intricate details and vibrant colors that make these dishes stand out. Through our lens, we bring the visual journey of Dubai’s stunning dishes to life, allowing viewers to experience the city’s culinary artistry from anywhere in the world.

Conclusion

Dubai’s culinary artistry is a testament to the city’s dedication to innovation and excellence. From underwater dining experiences to avant-garde presentations, the aesthetic tastes of Dubai’s food scene offer a visual journey that is as delightful as the flavors themselves. At Horizon Communications, we are proud to capture and share these culinary masterpieces, showcasing the beauty and creativity that define Dubai’s dining landscape.

Experience the visual feast of Dubai’s most stunning dishes with Horizon Communications, your partner in capturing culinary artistry.

For more please connect with us info@horizonme.ae

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[biggest-gaudiest-patronuses]

the fact that shakespeare was a playwright is sometimes so funny to me. just the concept of the "greatest writer of the English language" being a random 450-year-old entertainer, a 16th cent pop cultural sensation (thanks in large part to puns & dirty jokes & verbiage & a long-running appeal to commoners). and his work was made to be watched not read, but in the classroom teachers just hand us his scripts and say "that's literature"

just...imagine it's 2450 A.D. and English Lit students are regularly going into 100k debt writing postdoc theses on The Simpsons screenplays. the original animation hasn't even been preserved, it's literally just scripts and the occasional SDH subtitles.txt. they've been republished more times than the Bible

[eduardocoutorj]

US Joint Industry Committee define critérios para medição do streaming

O Joint Industry Committee dos Estados Unidos definiu os critérios para a mediçao tanto da audiência, quanto da qualidade do streaming. Para as comparações serem justas e equiparáveis trouxe alguns critérios para esta medição. São eles: Big Data Tecnologia e infraestrutura Privacidade e transparência Transparência no Cross-Midia e integração no Cross-Midia Mensuração do Cross-Midia. Esses…

[an-established-butt-dent]

The Veil is thin tonight-

-Can you feel it on your skin?

Tingling?

Ink and fineliner on paper

Available as Print

[000marie198]

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Sonic Frontiers + Sonic IDW

[sylvanitchi]

my fave lazy boy

[siginari]

[who-is-riley]

✨watercolours✨

(my commissions are open!)

[ayaitch]

One of the things in the Horizon games that is a little tiresome to me is about all these Carja "good ones". Every time we meet a Carja (except for Nil, who is a whole other topic...), the narrative goes to lengths to assure us, the audience, that we should care about this Carja because they were "one of the good ones" during the Red Raids. This Carja wanted to stop things. This Carja opposed the Red Raids and senseless slaughter. This Carja always questioned things and strove to stop it all.

So that's great and all, and I appreciate having "good ones" right off the bat during awful, horrible times in a culture's history, but it's not very challenging. Show me why I should care about one of the "bad ones". Or someone who thought they were doing well by their culture, people, family, only to finally glimpse the big picture and realize how wrong they were and then try to change. Someone who snaps out of it, elbow-deep in blood (metaphrically?), and realizes something is off, thinks, 'Wtf am I doing, this isn't helping anyone.'

Even Avad, who usurped his bloodthirsty, tyrant father (and killed him, I don't want that to be taken away from Avad!) should have, at least up until a certain point, believed what his father was doing was right. It's how he was raised. It was the only lens by which he saw the world, especially considering the literal pillar upon which the Carja royal family resided. He had to be drinking from the same cup as his father (again, metaphorically) and so why wouldn't he believe up to a time, that they were doing what was right by their religion/culture. At some point, he had a Come-to-the-Sun moment (so to speak) and realized his father was a terrible, murdering person and worked against that, but what was that moment? He was already plotting against his father by the time he meets Ursa and helps her escape (if I recall correctly...).

Talanah's father and brother, prestigious and noble members of the Hunter's Lodge in Meridian, should have, at least at the beginning, been totally behind their Sun-King, who made it a point to justify more and more terrible things by claiming it for the best, that their people needed protection from this machine threat and degrading biosphere. I like the way the narrative handled them, but we were still presented with the idea that they were "good from the start."

Fashav too. "One of the good ones", who marched with the Red Raiders hoping to "mitigate" their atrocities. Which he failed at so why is he still considered a good one? Because intentions? There's a reason the adage is "The road to hell is paved with good intentions." (Don't get me wrong, I love Fashav, and wanted him to retire in comfort and accomplished lasting peace with laurels on his arms. He's such a compelling character as far as I'm concerned.)

Every Carja we meet that the narrative wants us to care about had figured out that the Mad Sun-King was awful and terrible before their hands got truly dirty, and were just trying to do their best from the inside to make change without creating waves and getting themselves executed (except Talanah's family, good on them).

So. I guess what I'm looking for in Horizon is an actual bad guy of the Carja who comes around before the end of the Red Raids. Someone too deep to see that they were wrong at first, but as soon as they did, made the needed change, and then did their very best to actively sabotage and undermine authority in every possible way. It's not that I don't like the Carja we meet in the game, it's just boring that they're always "one of the good ones" so we should care about what happens to them, instead of just having Aloy murder them on sight. Someone who did some things in the name of an unworthy institution and is now trying to come back from it and do the right thing.

Thinking about all this makes me wish we could have taken down those Shadow Carja in the Daunt at the beginning of HFW, because they're still nasty and awful (but still somehow good and peaceful types?????), but Aloy and Petra are all, 'aw, poor refugees...'. Like.... Pardon me? Weren't they were 100% supportive of the murdering, crazy Sun-King who tore apart both of their tribes and are anti-Avad who wants peace with everyone. What the hell is with that?

[zenmom]

I swear that toxic app I call Twitter has the coolest inside out artists!…

🥲🥲🥲

And I don’t know if it’s worth creating my twitter account just to look at Inside out stuff.

Also, @tiddie-taylor, your art’s super awesome!

[winterfieldfrontiers]

HORIZON AN AMERICAN SAGA PART 1 POSTER

SO HYPE!!!

[seaside-coffeemilk]

A meme that turned into a continued concept, I guess.

Originally envisioned them yelling at the Zeniths for mistreatment of Beta, then figured out it would be funnier if they each yelled for even more different reasons.

Patrick's angry for the gene ethics and the mistreatment of Beta .

Elisabet's angry at the whole Zenith fiasco, Gaia's destruction, for Beta's treatment and for Aloy's almost abduction.

Aloy's angry at the whole mess the Zeniths made, also here I imagine her angry for Beta, for Varl, and at them for chasing her down and nearlly costing her her life.

[gnollgrin]

Sleepies! Han found a super cute pose ref meme and I just had to draw the squad.

[loubetcha]

mourning txf even though i do still have episodes i want to watch. WHERE DID THE TIME GO. it’s been less than four months since i started and i fear rewatching will never be the same again. i can only hope to go back and find the same madness i had this first time around :’)