#chari pere

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JewCE 2024: Exploring Jewish Humor in Comics

JewCE 2024: Exploring Jewish Humor in Comics #jewce #jewce2024

From JewCE 2024, two MAD contributors, two comic strip artists, and an Israeli cartoonist walk into a panel…. Join professional funnypeople Arie Kaplan (MAD Magazine, The Day I Became a Potato Pancake), Chari Pere (MAD Magazine, Corona Mama), Hilary Price (Rhymes With Orange), Terry LaBan (Edge City, Mendel the Mess-Up), and Uri Fink (Zbeng!) for a serious(ly fun) discussion about humor.

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pretty english words compiled by me + american forenames

Aachency Aarleon Albevio Alena Alina Aline Allix Alterran Alvisted Amital Amone Anetter Annal Anork Anthele Anthol Antoistie Antsy Aphert Ardle Aredixie Arland Armaneene Aulteethy Barde Bearodys Benne Bercustany Berina Berine Beris Bestin Betamon Bettin Beulaudra Blesie Bobbyn Brana Brane Braudie Bynesie Calild Cammyrtie Cargine Catiola Cenez Chaelle Chaluie Chandy Charie Cheill Cheoreth Chessey Chony Chopathare Chriss Chriter Chrys Chrysty Civia Civin Cliance Clynd Clynniter Cobeale Cormas Corrie Crinda Crusie Cruslynds Culing Daleting Danne Daran Darcecia Dariam Daviantim Dayton Debon Define Demmyrolin Denny Deoncis Deristing Derith Derrice Derrynnya Dertine Dianth Ditane Do'Urd Dolassa Doxis Dwilina Dwistarle Ebria Eddin Ednethy Edradi Edredwinne Elianney Eliney Ellane Ellyntsy Elous Elsophean Elvie Emannie Emaroshan Emmyhalte Eques Erennes Esalla Etthria Eught Eulenatace Eulie Eulip Everryanny Fainevan Fanna Feetie Ferony Florin Frachry Fralbelian Frandanel Frathy Gaskary Gaythris Gelvire Geogella Geryl Gillyn Glace Glairletta Gleogy Gleth Glianice Glous Golyd Goregie Goryss Gradixidia Green Grenange Guark Gwene Gwenetten Gwentois Gwessa Hansta Harjohn Helaigh Herave Herias Hermard Herna Heron Hilinonya Irelasea Irencenio Ivicore Jaimon Jamarl Janda Jandayl Jandorici Jandresus Jands Jandy Jasheon Jasmayl Jassanyan Javia Jeances Jeath Jeffra Jeficessie Jestin Jimbobarce Jimbon Johaw Joresta Jorielerna Jos-Ang Jos-Anter Josabri Joscia Juangen Judetteph Judord Julizabet Julturt Juniquessa Juslyd Kared Karedd Karlan Karle Karleody Karoserta Katantionn Katheciste Kathell Kathona Katim Katonny Keilbet Keniette Killeon Kimmyron Kricaro Kricky Krictine Kriscon Krise Krisonne Kyton Kytor Lanchy Lannevard Larman Lathy Leata Lenath Lencey Lenny Leona Leonny Lerrelley Lerson Likatince Linie Lizabelly Lorel Lores Loresa Lorgenria Lucen Lucianstin Lucista Luline Lydena Lyntin M'Lamax Mance Manith Manney Mannia Manst Manumba Maralbarly Maray Marbie Mardold Margele Maricaret Maricecia Marjoang Marle Marlen Marly Marlyd Marobitne Marogene Marorey Marosey Maroy Marsononie Matriste Maude Maurandith Megarie Megaymands Melinnith Mellilian Mero-Sty Merya Mestick Micey Micia Mining Mirey Mitharry Morgora Motting Myheladie Nandellen Nanstim Naren Nebon New-Youney Newolan Nichad Nisonn Nomathal Nonandy Nonargarly Norry Nouie Noung Novgoroy Olaul Olina Oliona Ollily Oloin Opatin Orgia Ozymary Ozymathy Palvivie Pamary Paritta Pathan Patin Patter Paude Paulia Pauria Peddic Pegie Pering Perstylvil Phith Pholeen Prionic Prote Pseff Quance Quoth Raireil Rance Randredi Ravividna Rebonalyd Rebrya Redann Reddie Redon Redor Rellen Remolfran Retio Rhomaral Rhoninny Ringeody Riondia Rithy Ro-Sty Rober Roberyl Rollix Ronath Ronia Ros-Ang Roscister Roseffelyn Rosemy Rosey Rosie Rotterrya Rutomax Rwadie Rwaymon Ryllie Sabreenda Salbil Samatine Sambary Sauremmy Scothe Semireta Semyrt Serie Shargile Sharol Shelene Shingirine Shlel Shless Shley Skime Skimeloria Sonce Sonshanne Squie Stala Stanna Sterolave Sterri Sterricarl Stersope Sueren Suersony Susabecey Susild Susly Table Teneting Tephyle Terah Tergonick Tertodolf Thawna Timmyrthia Toinetth Tonartle Tonie Trender Twince Tylameg Vellicky Vershel Viance Vician Videsty Vievia Virene Viressaurt Virettin Viris Virle Warley Werod Wilva Wingertio Wintamel Xenjaight Y'alis Yeatedge Yeencecia Yolly Yousto Yvonie Zatrister Zeria Zershane Zooken Zoola Zoolyn Zoommikat

[sublimegentlemanalpaca]

Pondering CotIG/Pokemon thing again.

Just watched one of my favorite YouTube Reviewer people continue one of those Nuzlocke thingamajigs. And since I just about always have CotIG on mind...here’s some other thoughts...which might be a bit scattered and have probably been said before? But I digress. Was pondering the Young Magicians (Sans Fred...sorry Fred) and the types they’d primarily use. Laura Glue was the easiest, primarily Flying and Faerie types( because Peter Pan and stuff). Possibly with a Grass type Starter. Edmund was a bit Trickier. One thought was Water and Steel (because of the Pirate Background). Then I thought how’d be a good way to reflect the different locales he no doubt is familiar with because of his Cartography. So perhaps all six are different places. Water, Grass(maybe a Bug type?), Something you’d find in a Cave, A normal type (for Cities and towns and stuff), an Ice Type sort, and....not sure on the last one. Electric because he was taught by Franklin? Is there a Kite Pokemon? Not sure. Rose...also a bit more tricky. Probably mostly Dragon? With hat one Sword Pokemon because that’s cool. I’m not sure what sort of Pokémon could represent her position as Imago...Perhaps Imagos (if that would be a thing in this thing where CotIG characters are Transplanted into Pokémon) inherit Celebi or some such? Maybe? Just to round things out...might have a Fire Starter. Aven likely focuses on Water types also with the Sword Pokémon, and at least one Dragon sort (Kingdra Maybe?). Also.... the Indigo Dragon is itself a Gym...don’t know about the other Dragon Ships...could see Charys as a Gym Leader, and Nemo. and Eledair and Faladay Finn of course....Don’t know about Uruk Ko though....maybe just Aven as a Gym Leader. Come to think of it...has the been a Gym that’s of no connection to any particular city? Just moving around? Unless Aven would I guess be the Gym Leader of Parlon (Paralon?) The Animals are certainly something to ponder. I mean...would they just remain Badgers and Foxes and Ferrets (Oh My!). Or would they be Pokémon walking and talking and wearing Clothes sans Pants? Are there Badger Influenced Pokémon ? I digress. Back to the Gym ideas. Tamerlane House as a Gym is quite a Pickle. Poe’s the leader of course. But I’m fairly certain the rest of the Caretakers Emeritus wouldn't all have the same Type(s) as Poe. Shakespeare and Spenser for example would have mainly Faerie types. Bacon (assuming he’s around) would use a Steel and Electric. Andersen with Water and Faerie. Jacob with Faerie...Dumas...well I heard there’s some Legendary Pokémon influenced by the Three Musketeers...and it’d be Hilarious if you just have Alexandre Dumas Peres with half of his team being Legendaries. Ha! Jamie with Faerie and Flying like Laura Glue. And I don’t know about Twain... Then you’ve got Poe. I’m not sure about Poe. If he were just one or two...probably focus on Dark and Ghost. Maybe Fire. And then there’s what to actually reference with his Pokémon. To my knowledge there’s no Raven Pokémon (although there’s a lot of Crows. Hm..Tamerlane House full of Honchcrows you have to battle and can’t catch). But do you go with just Poe’s Work. Or do you include Prospero and Nimrod and stuff? Like two things to represent his work as Poe, two to represent Caliban and Ariel, and something to ultimately represent Cain and his role as Archimago? He’s got to have that big Balloon Pokémon. No question about that. Maybe one of those Fire Horses to represent (looks up story name) Metzengerstein? Something that knows Hypnosis for the Case of M. Valdemar? Probably has some Ghost type as well come to think of it... I don’t know. Merely thoughts any how. Make of this what you will. Al, the Chronographing Cottager and Prince of Naming

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https://jewinthecity.com/2021/11/the-orthodox-jewish-illustrator-whose-clients-include-red-bull-comedy-central-bud-light

[cerentari]

ce la siamo fatta 37 Chari Lonbardi e chare Lonbarde, vi scivvo pere dirvvi ke la storria dei cammici è tutta una montaturra, montatta dalla stammpa al solddo deo bolsevicchi, che po sonn communisti che si mangianno i bambinni e speso li fano in bagnacccauda.

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OFFICIAL SELECTION - Best Narrative - Berlin Music Video Awards 2019 From the album “Mental Diary (ACT II)” by Cora Novoa Produced by Cora Novoa, Alex Gargot, Daniel Monedero and Jesús Álamo SoundCloud: https://soundcloud.com/mixmag-1/premiere-cora-novoa-state-of-mind Shot on Arri Alexa Mini and Kowa Anamorphics Director: Alex Gargot Cast: Nathalie Le Gosles, Frank Robles, Cora Novoa, Andrea Georgiana, Andrei Warren, Erik Harley, Laura Fernández Producer: Álvaro Priante Cinematographer: Thais Català Art Director: Chary Romero Stylist: Cynthia Rodríguez Makeup Artist: Natalia Montoya Visual Effects: Eighty4 Colourist: Marc Morató (Metropolitana) 1st Assistant Director: Josbel Tinoco 2nd AD: Viviana Comas Production Assistant: Gachi Vázquez, Natalia Maldonado and Maria Burgués Focus Puller: Nonna Serra Camera Aux: Marc Seco Steady Cam: Alberto Ojeda Steady Cam Assistant: Guiu Gámiz Set Dresser: Mario Serrano Art Assistant: Berta Llargués, Gabriel Tondreau and Eloi Jornet Makeup Assistant: Alba López, Beatriz Pruano Angels Stylist: David Vázquez Angels Hair Dresser: Belén Navarro Angels Hair Dresser Assist: Meritxell Stylist Assist: Mireya Micha Gaffer: Ferran Grau Best Boy: Javier Carrión DMX Operator: Marc Arroyo Sparks: Gerard Alba, Aleix Fauquet, Joan Sansó, Jon C. Lugaritz and Rocío Guijarro Casting Director: Mercè Ramos Sound Designer: Brendan Golden Credits Designer: Carles Martínez and Alex Gargot Production Supplier: Ricard Hidalgo Lighting Equipment: Aluzine Camera Rental: Seitó Films Light Effects: Oscila Car Rental: Transantic Special Thanks: Terrassa Film Office, Fundació Sant Llàtzer, Casal de Gent Gran de Sant Pere, Las Ermitañas, Bcn Props, Ram, Luís Calvo, Pedro Eurrutia, Joan Tous, Eva Camino, Víctor Palomo, Paco Chanivet, Grayskull, Metropolitana, Arrival Films, Casa de Kulechov, Eighty4

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OFFICIAL SELECTION - Best Narrative - Berlin Music Video Awards 2019 From the album “Mental Diary (ACT II)” by Cora Novoa Produced by Cora Novoa, Alex Gargot, Daniel Monedero and Jesús Álamo SoundCloud: http://bit.ly/2HcHHDx Shot on Arri Alexa Mini and Kowa Anamorphics Director: Alex Gargot Cast: Nathalie Le Gosles, Frank Robles, Cora Novoa, Andrea Georgiana, Andrei Warren, Erik Harley, Laura Fernández Producer: Álvaro Priante Cinematographer: Thais Català Art Director: Chary Romero Stylist: Cynthia Rodríguez Makeup Artist: Natalia Montoya Visual Effects: Eighty4 Colourist: Marc Morató (Metropolitana) 1st Assistant Director: Josbel Tinoco 2nd AD: Viviana Comas Production Assistant: Gachi Vázquez, Natalia Maldonado and Maria Burgués Focus Puller: Nonna Serra Camera Aux: Marc Seco Steady Cam: Alberto Ojeda Steady Cam Assistant: Guiu Gámiz Set Dresser: Mario Serrano Art Assistant: Berta Llargués, Gabriel Tondreau and Eloi Jornet Makeup Assistant: Alba López, Beatriz Pruano Angels Stylist: David Vázquez Angels Hair Dresser: Belén Navarro Angels Hair Dresser Assist: Meritxell Stylist Assist: Mireya Micha Gaffer: Ferran Grau Best Boy: Javier Carrión DMX Operator: Marc Arroyo Sparks: Gerard Alba, Aleix Fauquet, Joan Sansó, Jon C. Lugaritz and Rocío Guijarro Casting Director: Mercè Ramos Sound Designer: Brendan Golden Credits Designer: Carles Martínez and Alex Gargot Production Supplier: Ricard Hidalgo Lighting Equipment: Aluzine Camera Rental: Seitó Films Light Effects: Oscila Car Rental: Transantic Special Thanks: Terrassa Film Office, Fundació Sant Llàtzer, Casal de Gent Gran de Sant Pere, Las Ermitañas, Bcn Props, Ram, Luís Calvo, Pedro Eurrutia, Joan Tous, Eva Camino, Víctor Palomo, Paco Chanivet, Grayskull, Metropolitana, Arrival Films, Casa de Kulechov, Eighty4

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Week 2 Assignment:

For this assignment, i chose to make a poster for one of my favorite TV shows: Gilmore Girls. Taking into account what we learned last week, I paid close attention to the Principles of Design. As I pulled together images for this photo collage poster, I came across the illustration that is placed at the bottom of the poster. The illustration was created by cartoon artist Chari Pere. After finding this illustration, I knew I wanted it to be the focal point of the poster.

I selected the color for the text (done in InDesign) and for the stroke around each bubble based on the colors within the illustration. I added four bubbles to create balance between the “Welcome To Stars Hollow” greeting and the two main characters, Lorelai and Rory, depicted at the bottom. I ensured that the spacing was even between each of the four bubbles further create balance within the poster too. I chose to repeat the four bubbles in a “zig-zag” pattern to also further promote balance and to provide the eye with a little natural movement.

The colored “thought bubbles” were created to provide contrast between the gray hues used throughout the poster and show the contrast between “the real world” and one’s imagination.

I also faced in scale to encourage the eye to see what was most and least important when reading the poster. The greeting being the largest piece of the poster and the thought bubbles being the smallest.

I also thought critically about my use of typography, alignment, proximity, hierarchy, and consistency. The design is consistent throughout the entire poster. The typography was selected in InDesign because the font reminded me of a more “modern” version of the font used in Gilmore Girls’ original logo. It felt authentic to the type of typography that Gilmore Girls has used for the last few decades.

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$1.5 Million Homes in Indiana, Oregon and Colorado

Indianapolis | $1.5 Million

An 1889 Victorian with seven bedrooms and four and a half bathrooms, on a half-acre lot

This property is in the Old Northside neighborhood, a historic district with many elegant homes, less than two miles northwest of downtown. (Among them is an Italianate Victorian several blocks southwest, where President Benjamin Harrison lived.) The builder came from a lumber family, and this house displays a rich variety of woods, including cherry, mahogany and oak. At one point, it was the clubhouse for a fraternal order. A two-year renovation was completed last year.

Size: 9,097 square feet

Price per square foot: $165

Indoors: The original wood doors inset with gridded glass open to a marble-tiled foyer, followed by a reception room. Turning left, you enter a library with casement windows, a nonworking, exposed-brick fireplace with a wood-slab mantel and industrial-style floor-to-ceiling bookshelves.

Beyond is a series of rooms: a breakfast room with a beamed ceiling and a terra-cotta fireplace, which opens to a kitchen with a large marble-topped island and a custom stainless steel hood and, finally, a family room with a coffered ceiling and French doors opening to a large rear deck with an outdoor kitchen.

Pocket doors off the reception room on the other side of the staircase take you into a dining room with a coffered ceiling, wall paneling and a green-tile fireplace. Past the dining room is a home office with a curved wall and honeycomb floor tile. A nearby area beside the back door is outfitted with coat hooks and a phone-charging station.

On the second floor are four bedrooms with attached bathrooms, including a master with walk-in closets on either side of a decorative fireplace, a changing room and a bathroom with twin marble-topped vanities, a soaking tub and a multispray slate shower. There is also a large laundry room with black-and-white Moroccan-style wall tile that matches the kitchen’s backsplash.

The third floor has two additional bedrooms with hardwood floors and dormers, and a family room or game room.

The original carriage house was expanded several years ago to include a five-car garage at the base. One of the bays is extra high for the storage of a camper or boat. The second floor contains a two-bedroom apartment with a living room that has a gas fireplace, a corner kitchen with stainless steel appliances and an elegant bathroom.

Outdoor space: The house has a fenced front lawn, a curving front porch and a large rear deck with a trellis roof, an outdoor kitchen and a firepit.

Taxes: $40,129 without a homestead exemption (2018)

Contact: Joe Everhart, Everhart Studio, 317-916-1052; everhartlistings.com

Portland, Ore. | $1.495 Million

A triplex condominium in a 1921 building, with two bedrooms and two and a half bathrooms

A 1997 conversion created this three-level unit in a building on the North Park Blocks in the city’s Pearl District. The Willamette River, Union Station and Powell’s City of Books are within blocks of the condominium. The area is filled with restaurants, high-end doughnut shops, breweries, art galleries, boutiques and theaters.

Size: 2,050 square feet

Price per square foot: $729

Indoors: Elizabeth Raftopoulos, a fashion and interior designer, created the look of this fourth-through-sixth-floor unit. You enter a large loft room with wide-board French white-oak floors and a nook with coat hooks and storage under a metal staircase. Off to the side is a bead-board-paneled half bathroom with a marble-and-brass sink.

The open kitchen has custom dark-navy cabinets and an island with an Italian marble waterfall countertop. Among the appliances are a six-burner Wolf range, a Sub-Zero refrigerator with a glass door and an Electrolux wine cooler. A living area is at the end of the room, with Restoration Hardware glass-globed pendant lights, near a wall of casement windows.

The entire second level is taken up by a suite with a sitting area hung with Restoration Hardware hemispherical brass ceiling lights. Next to it is a bedroom with steel-framed glass walls on two sides, around which curtains can be drawn for privacy. The bedroom opens to a bathroom with a walk-in shower with black-granite tile and a marble-topped vanity.

The top-floor master bedroom has a sliding barn door and a niche for a desk. The en suite Italian marble bathroom includes built-in storage, a double vanity and a walk-in shower with controls and showerheads mounted on opposite walls. An interior steel-framed glass wall next to the Victoria & Albert Barcelona bathtub admits light from the bedroom windows and offers treetop views. This level also has a laundry room with a stacked washer and dryer and a granite-topped cabinet.

Outdoor space: A door from the living room opens to a terrace, and there is access from the master to a roof deck with planters. The unit looks out to the mature trees in the North Park Blocks. Parking for one car is in an attached garage.

Taxes: $13,171, plus a $658 monthly homeowner’s fee

Contact: Susan Suzuki, Sasha Welford or Todd Peres, Debbie Thomas Real Estate, 503-226-2141; debbiethomas.idxbroker.com

Durango, Colo. | $1.5 Million

A riverfront house built in 2011, with three bedrooms and two bathrooms, on a 0.36-acre lot

A previous owner built this house with reclaimed oak barn-wood siding and a metal roof. It has about 150 feet of frontage on the Animas River, popular for kayaking, rafting and fishing. Durango is a city of about 19,000 in southwestern Colorado, at an elevation of 6,500 feet. This home is two and a half miles northeast of the terminus of the Durango & Silverton Narrow Gauge Railroad, which makes a daily 50-mile trip north to Silverton, Colo., in summer. It is just east, across the river, from restaurants, markets and other businesses on Main Avenue. The campus of Fort Lewis College is three miles south.

Size: 2,068 square feet

Price per square foot: $725

Indoors: A cluster of attached, gabled forms creates interior spaces with vaulted ceilings. The double-height great room, for instance, rises 20 feet from its cherry floor to its ridge beam (made of fir from a Boeing airplane hangar in Seattle). Floor-to-ceiling windows offer river views, and a ladder ascends to a windowed loft.

Off the great room is a kitchen with raised-panel cabinetry, marble countertops and a white subway-tile backsplash. An attached dining room has direct outdoor access.

There is a ground-floor master bedroom with picture-rail molding and built-in wardrobes flanking glass doors that open to a river-facing back deck. The master bathroom includes a marble-topped vanity and a walk-in steam shower lined in glass subway tile and furnished with a bench.

Both upstairs bedrooms have vaulted ceilings. One has a cantilevered balcony overlooking the river. The upstairs bathroom has white paneling, a rustic wood vanity and pale-aqua glass tile on the bathtub wall.

Outdoor space: The property has shrubs and flowering trees, stone and gravel paths, and wood and metal-mesh fencing. There is also a wood-fired hot tub.

Taxes: $6,684 (2018)

Contact: Hannah Chary, Wells Group Real Estate, 970-799-5011; wellsgroupdurango.com

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Cora Novoa "State Of Mind" from Alex Gargot on Vimeo.

WINNER - Best Dance VIdeo Newcomer - UK Music Video Awards 2019 WINNER - Best National Video - Soundie 2019 WINNER - Best Direction Newcomer - Scopifest 2019 OFFICIAL SELECTION - Best Narrative - Berlin Music Video Awards 2019

From the album “Mental Diary (ACT II)” by Cora Novoa Produced by Cora Novoa, Alex Gargot, Daniel Monedero and Jesús Álamo SoundCloud: soundcloud.com/mixmag-1/premiere-cora-novoa-state-of-mind

directorsnotes.com/2019/05/27/alex-gargot-state-of-mind/

Shot on Arri Alexa Mini and Kowa Anamorphics

Director: Alex Gargot Cast: Nathalie Le Gosles, Frank Robles, Cora Novoa, Andrea Georgiana, Andrei Warren, Erik Harley, Laura Fernández Producer: Álvaro Priante Cinematographer: Thais Català Art Director: Chary Romero Stylist: Cynthia Rodríguez Makeup Artist: Natalia Montoya Visual Effects: Eighty4 Colourist: Marc Morató (Metropolitana) 1st Assistant Director: Josbel Tinoco 2nd AD: Viviana Comas Production Assistant: Gachi Vázquez, Natalia Maldonado and Maria Burgués Focus Puller: Nonna Serra Camera Aux: Marc Seco Steady Cam: Alberto Ojeda Steady Cam Assistant: Guiu Gámiz Set Dresser: Mario Serrano Art Assistant: Berta Llargués, Gabriel Tondreau and Eloi Jornet Makeup Assistant: Alba López, Beatriz Pruano Angels Stylist: David Vázquez Angels Hair Dresser: Belén Navarro Angels Hair Dresser Assist: Meritxell Stylist Assist: Mireya Micha Gaffer: Ferran Grau Best Boy: Javier Carrión DMX Operator: Marc Arroyo Sparks: Gerard Alba, Aleix Fauquet, Joan Sansó, Jon C. Lugaritz and Rocío Guijarro Casting Director: Mercè Ramos Sound Designer: Brendan Golden Credits Designer: Carles Martínez and Alex Gargot Production Supplier: Ricard Hidalgo Lighting Equipment: Aluzine Camera Rental: Seitó Films Light Effects: Oscila Car Rental: Transantic Special Thanks: Terrassa Film Office, Fundació Sant Llàtzer, Casal de Gent Gran de Sant Pere, Las Ermitañas, Bcn Props, Ram, Luís Calvo, Pedro Eurrutia, Joan Tous, Eva Camino, Víctor Palomo, Paco Chanivet, Grayskull, Metropolitana, Arrival Films, Casa de Kulechov, Eighty4

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JewCE 2023: Kids Comics for Mini Mensches

JewCE 2023: Kids Comics for Mini Mensches #jewce #jewce2023 #comics #comicbooks

To go along with the Jewish Comics Experience exhibition, JewCE held a convention with numerous panels highlighting the history of comics and it connection to Jewish culture and history. Taking place in November, the convention has now released all of the panels for streaming and to watch on demand. What does it mean to make a Jewish comic for kids (or a comic for Jewish kids, which isn’t…

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Cora Novoa "State Of Mind" from Alex Gargot on Vimeo.

OFFICIAL SELECTION - Best Narrative - Berlin Music Video Awards 2019

From the album “Mental Diary (ACT II)” by Cora Novoa Produced by Cora Novoa, Alex Gargot, Daniel Monedero and Jesús Álamo SoundCloud: soundcloud.com/mixmag-1/premiere-cora-novoa-state-of-mind

directorsnotes.com/2019/05/27/alex-gargot-state-of-mind/

Shot on Arri Alexa Mini and Kowa Anamorphics

Director: Alex Gargot Cast: Nathalie Le Gosles, Frank Robles, Cora Novoa, Andrea Georgiana, Andrei Warren, Erik Harley, Laura Fernández Producer: Álvaro Priante Cinematographer: Thais Català Art Director: Chary Romero Stylist: Cynthia Rodríguez Makeup Artist: Natalia Montoya Visual Effects: Eighty4 Colourist: Marc Morató (Metropolitana) 1st Assistant Director: Josbel Tinoco 2nd AD: Viviana Comas Production Assistant: Gachi Vázquez, Natalia Maldonado and Maria Burgués Focus Puller: Nonna Serra Camera Aux: Marc Seco Steady Cam: Alberto Ojeda Steady Cam Assistant: Guiu Gámiz Set Dresser: Mario Serrano Art Assistant: Berta Llargués, Gabriel Tondreau and Eloi Jornet Makeup Assistant: Alba López, Beatriz Pruano Angels Stylist: David Vázquez Angels Hair Dresser: Belén Navarro Angels Hair Dresser Assist: Meritxell Stylist Assist: Mireya Micha Gaffer: Ferran Grau Best Boy: Javier Carrión DMX Operator: Marc Arroyo Sparks: Gerard Alba, Aleix Fauquet, Joan Sansó, Jon C. Lugaritz and Rocío Guijarro Casting Director: Mercè Ramos Sound Designer: Brendan Golden Credits Designer: Carles Martínez and Alex Gargot Production Supplier: Ricard Hidalgo Lighting Equipment: Aluzine Camera Rental: Seitó Films Light Effects: Oscila Car Rental: Transantic Special Thanks: Terrassa Film Office, Fundació Sant Llàtzer, Casal de Gent Gran de Sant Pere, Las Ermitañas, Bcn Props, Ram, Luís Calvo, Pedro Eurrutia, Joan Tous, Eva Camino, Víctor Palomo, Paco Chanivet, Grayskull, Metropolitana, Arrival Films, Casa de Kulechov, Eighty4

[el-delacruz]

Cora Novoa "State Of Mind" from Alex Gargot on Vimeo.

OFFICIAL SELECTION - Best Narrative - Berlin Music Video Awards 2019

From the album “Mental Diary (ACT II)” by Cora Novoa Produced by Cora Novoa, Alex Gargot, Daniel Monedero and Jesús Álamo SoundCloud: soundcloud.com/mixmag-1/premiere-cora-novoa-state-of-mind

directorsnotes.com/2019/05/27/alex-gargot-state-of-mind/

Shot on Arri Alexa Mini and Kowa Anamorphics

Director: Alex Gargot Cast: Nathalie Le Gosles, Frank Robles, Cora Novoa, Andrea Georgiana, Andrei Warren, Erik Harley, Laura Fernández Producer: Álvaro Priante Cinematographer: Thais Català Art Director: Chary Romero Stylist: Cynthia Rodríguez Makeup Artist: Natalia Montoya Visual Effects: Eighty4 Colourist: Marc Morató (Metropolitana) 1st Assistant Director: Josbel Tinoco 2nd AD: Viviana Comas Production Assistant: Gachi Vázquez, Natalia Maldonado and Maria Burgués Focus Puller: Nonna Serra Camera Aux: Marc Seco Steady Cam: Alberto Ojeda Steady Cam Assistant: Guiu Gámiz Set Dresser: Mario Serrano Art Assistant: Berta Llargués, Gabriel Tondreau and Eloi Jornet Makeup Assistant: Alba López, Beatriz Pruano Angels Stylist: David Vázquez Angels Hair Dresser: Belén Navarro Angels Hair Dresser Assist: Meritxell Stylist Assist: Mireya Micha Gaffer: Ferran Grau Best Boy: Javier Carrión DMX Operator: Marc Arroyo Sparks: Gerard Alba, Aleix Fauquet, Joan Sansó, Jon C. Lugaritz and Rocío Guijarro Casting Director: Mercè Ramos Sound Designer: Brendan Golden Credits Designer: Carles Martínez and Alex Gargot Production Supplier: Ricard Hidalgo Lighting Equipment: Aluzine Camera Rental: Seitó Films Light Effects: Oscila Car Rental: Transantic Special Thanks: Terrassa Film Office, Fundació Sant Llàtzer, Casal de Gent Gran de Sant Pere, Las Ermitañas, Bcn Props, Ram, Luís Calvo, Pedro Eurrutia, Joan Tous, Eva Camino, Víctor Palomo, Paco Chanivet, Grayskull, Metropolitana, Arrival Films, Casa de Kulechov, Eighty4

[nvlv]

Cora Novoa "State Of Mind" from Alex Gargot on Vimeo.

OFFICIAL SELECTION - Best Narrative - Berlin Music Video Awards 2019

From the album “Mental Diary (ACT II)” by Cora Novoa Produced by Cora Novoa, Alex Gargot, Daniel Monedero and Jesús Álamo SoundCloud: soundcloud.com/mixmag-1/premiere-cora-novoa-state-of-mind

Shot on Arri Alexa Mini and Kowa Anamorphics

Director: Alex Gargot Cast: Nathalie Le Gosles, Frank Robles, Cora Novoa, Andrea Georgiana, Andrei Warren, Erik Harley, Laura Fernández Producer: Álvaro Priante Cinematographer: Thais Català Art Director: Chary Romero Stylist: Cynthia Rodríguez Makeup Artist: Natalia Montoya Visual Effects: Eighty4 Colourist: Marc Morató (Metropolitana) 1st Assistant Director: Josbel Tinoco 2nd AD: Viviana Comas Production Assistant: Gachi Vázquez, Natalia Maldonado and Maria Burgués Focus Puller: Nonna Serra Camera Aux: Marc Seco Steady Cam: Alberto Ojeda Steady Cam Assistant: Guiu Gámiz Set Dresser: Mario Serrano Art Assistant: Berta Llargués, Gabriel Tondreau and Eloi Jornet Makeup Assistant: Alba López, Beatriz Pruano Angels Stylist: David Vázquez Angels Hair Dresser: Belén Navarro Angels Hair Dresser Assist: Meritxell Stylist Assist: Mireya Micha Gaffer: Ferran Grau Best Boy: Javier Carrión DMX Operator: Marc Arroyo Sparks: Gerard Alba, Aleix Fauquet, Joan Sansó, Jon C. Lugaritz and Rocío Guijarro Casting Director: Mercè Ramos Sound Designer: Brendan Golden Credits Designer: Carles Martínez and Alex Gargot Production Supplier: Ricard Hidalgo Lighting Equipment: Aluzine Camera Rental: Seitó Films Light Effects: Oscila Car Rental: Transantic Special Thanks: Terrassa Film Office, Fundació Sant Llàtzer, Casal de Gent Gran de Sant Pere, Las Ermitañas, Bcn Props, Ram, Luís Calvo, Pedro Eurrutia, Joan Tous, Eva Camino, Víctor Palomo, Paco Chanivet, Grayskull, Metropolitana, Arrival Films, Casa de Kulechov, Eighty4

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Cora Novoa "State Of Mind" from Alex Gargot on Vimeo.

OFFICIAL SELECTION - Best Narrative - Berlin Music Video Awards 2019

From the album “Mental Diary (ACT II)” by Cora Novoa Produced by Cora Novoa, Alex Gargot, Daniel Monedero and Jesús Álamo SoundCloud: soundcloud.com/mixmag-1/premiere-cora-novoa-state-of-mind

Shot on Arri Alexa Mini and Kowa Anamorphics

Director: Alex Gargot Cast: Nathalie Le Gosles, Frank Robles, Cora Novoa, Andrea Georgiana, Andrei Warren, Erik Harley, Laura Fernández Producer: Álvaro Priante Cinematographer: Thais Català Art Director: Chary Romero Stylist: Cynthia Rodríguez Makeup Artist: Natalia Montoya Visual Effects: Eighty4 Colourist: Marc Morató (Metropolitana) 1st Assistant Director: Josbel Tinoco 2nd AD: Viviana Comas Production Assistant: Gachi Vázquez, Natalia Maldonado and Maria Burgués Focus Puller: Nonna Serra Camera Aux: Marc Seco Steady Cam: Alberto Ojeda Steady Cam Assistant: Guiu Gámiz Set Dresser: Mario Serrano Art Assistant: Berta Llargués, Gabriel Tondreau and Eloi Jornet Makeup Assistant: Alba López, Beatriz Pruano Angels Stylist: David Vázquez Angels Hair Dresser: Belén Navarro Angels Hair Dresser Assist: Meritxell Stylist Assist: Mireya Micha Gaffer: Ferran Grau Best Boy: Javier Carrión DMX Operator: Marc Arroyo Sparks: Gerard Alba, Aleix Fauquet, Joan Sansó, Jon C. Lugaritz and Rocío Guijarro Casting Director: Mercè Ramos Sound Designer: Brendan Golden Credits Designer: Carles Martínez and Alex Gargot Production Supplier: Ricard Hidalgo Lighting Equipment: Aluzine Camera Rental: Seitó Films Light Effects: Oscila Car Rental: Transantic Special Thanks: Terrassa Film Office, Fundació Sant Llàtzer, Casal de Gent Gran de Sant Pere, Las Ermitañas, Bcn Props, Ram, Luís Calvo, Pedro Eurrutia, Joan Tous, Eva Camino, Víctor Palomo, Paco Chanivet, Grayskull, Metropolitana, Arrival Films, Casa de Kulechov, Eighty4