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BLITZERS [JUHAN] random icons!

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Telia XMAS 2022 (Director's cut) from Helen Takkin on Vimeo.

Client: Telia

Creative Agency: Optimist Creative Creative Director: Magnus Lužkov Project Manager: Susanna Eenma AD: Kristjan Hinno, Bruno Palmik

Director: Helen Takkin 1 AD: Oskar Lehemaa

DOP: Alvar Kõue Focus Puller / 1st AC: Kaarel Tiidus 2nd AC: Carolyn Niitla

Producer: Maiken Palm Production Assistant: Pia Margaret Reinberg Photo Producer: Reiko Kolatsk

Location Manager: Rasmus Kaarel Felt Location Assistant: Hannes Varov, Eke Nettan

Gaffer: Andrus Ilp Electrician: Kevin Mardiste Electrician: Karl Robert Vain Electrician: Toni Läänsalu Electrician: Mihkel Ernits

Key Grip: Indrek Raag Grip: Bertil Tarbe

Sound Operator: Ranno Tislar

Production Designer: Kamilla Kase Art Director: Jaanika Jüris Set Decorator: Kristina Lõuk Props On Set: Karl Agapuu Set Dec. Assistant: Kristjan Järv, Fred-Erik Kerner, Mihkel Voll, Martin-Ott Sülla

Construction Manager: Juhan Malmstein Constructor: Tõnis Tallermaa, Jaan Kontkar, Ergo Salumäe, Tõnis-Sander Maarits, Joonas Parve, Kaur Kivimägi

Stylist: Jörgen Terepson Stylist Assistant: Merike Terepsin

MUA: Liisa Chrislin Saleh

Fotograaf: Renee Altrov Fotograafi assistant: Andrus Talvari

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Catering: Daniel Rüütelmaa

Editor: Sander Somma Color Grade: Max Golomidov VFX & Online Edit: Optimist Motion Music: I Wear* Experiment Sound Design: Rando Arand / Ajar Stuudiod

Get Shot Films 2022 getshotfilms.com

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Who’s your icon?

He is Odagiri Joe. Its a screencap from Juhan Shuttai :)

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bakuman

After a long deliberation, I watched Bakuman and now I wish I didn't.

I do like Satou Takeru and Kamiki Ryuunosuke, who are reasonable actors of their age cohort, and have made some iconic roles very memorable. Kamiki started off a child star but in the last few years he's really challenged himself to break the cast, and despite (or because of) his pretty good-boy image, he plays some interesting villains.

But I digress. Bakuman was probably the last manga series I read from beginning to end, and part of its cleverness was the story-within-a-story. To me, the logistics and competition at Shounen Jump was a curiosity, but the really fascinating bits in the manga came from some very clever story drafts thrown around by the various characters within it.

As you may know, Ohba Tsugumi as a writer and Obata Takeshi as an illustrator have as a combination not only penned this manga, they were also behind the riveting Death Note. There's a lot of speculation as to who Ohba Tsugumi is, but it's not hard to see some parallels between them and "Ashirogi Muto". Even Ashirogi Muto's breakout stories have that streak of cerebral darkness that characterised Death Note.

I don't know where to go with the movie. For a start, Bakuman would have better suited a series than a movie, and the problem is quickly clear as the film had no idea how to judge its pace. At times it's excruciating slow, like a music video with an angsty ballad, as Komatsu swans around in soft focus. At other times it skips ahead in a snap, like it realised it needed to get to the end of an arc by 2 hours.

It focused too much on the drawing as "drawings" rather than the creative process, which is where the real gem lies. The decision to nerf Takagi and make him someone "who isn't good at studying" is bewildering. While it might be a bit unrealistic for someone to be both getting good grades while running a manga circus on the side, the stories that Takagi came up with needed someone who was interested in intellect and psychology, not to mention the strategies he had with improving readership. Mashiro's story is important but also ridiculously fairytale-like, but Takagi's is a much more realistic arc of working hard, failing, improving and succeeding.

I'm not sure why the choice was made to make Mashiro's uncle's story feature so prominently. Yes, Mashiro had two motivations for succeeding - being in the same world as the girl he liked, and also to resolve the regrets his uncle left behind. The movie tried to turn it into some half-hearted unresolved grief and misplaced anger, which nevertheless didn't really play out.

Unsurprisingly it couldn't decide what to do with Eiji's character, who hung menacingly in a darkened room and appeared intermittently to sneer at the main pair. I've never seen Sometani Shota so aggravating.

The movie did no justice to anyone, not to the wit of the series, the energy of the actors, or to the onus of the profession itself. Fitting a good story arc from a 20 volume manga in 2 hours is a hard ask to start with but not necessarily impossible - this was done with reasonable success with Rurouni Kenshin and GANTZ. Unlike the battle-heavy stories of those two, the storyline of Bakuman probably leant itself better to a TV adaptation where there's time and space to build the plot and characters. As last year's Jimi ni Sugoi and Juhan Shuttai have proven, stories based around print media don't necessarily have to be slow and boring. To really bring out the merit of Bakuman though, which was the storytelling within the story, it will need a less literal hand and a cleverer touch.

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18 high-paying work-from-home jobs in the middle of the coronavirus pandemic

These are high paying tasks you can do remotely while social distancing in your home in the middle of the coronavirus pandemic.

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The spread of the coronavirus has led to millions of layoffs, and over 10 million Americans filed for unemployment in March.

The pandemic has actually likewise put more than a third of the population under a social distancing restriction to avoid more spread of the infection where they are either needed to or encouraged to stay home.

Each of the listed below positions pay at least $40,000 a year– and often much more– according to typical yearly wage data from PayScale, and enable you to work from the convenience of your house

17 Front-end developers create the visuals of sites and apps. They normally make between $47,000-$108,000 a year.

Front-end developers develop a site’s visuals.

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Front-end developers produce code that comprises the visual and navigation components of a site or app. The role normally requires back-end or visual style experience, such as SQL, Java, PHP, Ruby, or.NET.

Marketing directors lead marketing tasks. They usually make in between $47,000-$149,000 a year.

Marketing directors make and manage marketing campaigns.

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Marketing directors lead marketing departments. They research study and analyze patterns to establish marketing strategies and projects. Marketing director roles typically need a bachelor’s degree and marketing experience.

15 Clinical psychologists assist individuals manage their mental health. They typically make in between $48,000-$113,000 a year.

Psychologists assist people with mental health problems.

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Scientific psychologists usage therapy to assist individuals handle dependency and psychological health issues. The function usually requires a research-based doctorate in an associated field.

14 They usually make in between $49,000–$110,000 a year.

Account supervisors work straight with clients.

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Account supervisors develop and preserve customer relationships by managing customer communications and comprehending customer needs, generating sales. The function normally requires a minimum of 10 years of experience.

PR directors manage a business’s public image. They generally make between $49,000-$140,000 a year.

Public relations directors usually manage a team.

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Public relations directors lead a team that manages the general public’s perception of a business by composing news release, developing media sets, and managing public events. The role typically requires a bachelor’s degree and at least 10 years of experience.

12 Mobile developers make apps and normally make between $50,000-$113,000 a year.

Mobile designers create apps.

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Mobile designers make and fix apps. The role generally needs an understanding of both smart device and computer system operating systems.

11 They normally make between $50,000-$119,000 a year.

Technical assistance managers manage tech support.

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Technical assistance supervisors willpower technical problems and manage tech support employees. They are typically responsible for setting up hardware and software and offering on-call assistance, along with remaining upgraded on the newest technologies.

10 Personal privacy officers audit business to ensure they’re following personal privacy practices. They usually make between $50,000-$138,000 a year.

Personal privacy officers deal with security breaches.

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Personal privacy officers make certain companies are following privacy practices and treatments by auditing them, conducting risk evaluations and reduction techniques, and managing any breaches or personal privacy problems. The function usually needs a degree in a technical field.

9. Cybersecurity analysts guard details on computer systems. They usually make in between $51,000–$117,000 a year.

Cyber security experts keep computer networks and systems safe.

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Cybersecurity analysts safeguard a business’s computer system networks and systems.

8. Medical writers convert scientific information into consumable articles and files. They generally make in between $53,000-$103,000 a year.

Medical writers break down clinical information for short articles and files.

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Certification with the American Medical Writers Association is not required of all medical writers, but it’s seen as a bonus.

The accreditation was a collaborative effort by the Medical Writing Accreditation Commission and the American Medical Writers Association.

7. Product supervisors run product development processes. They typically make in between $54,000-$121,000 a year.

Product managers manage product development.

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Product supervisors lead product development by setting strategies and defining product functions. They are accountable for assisting a product’s development from idea to conclusion based upon their analysis of market conditions.

Research engineers make research-backed items for various industries. They normally make in between $58,000-$120,000 a year.

Research engineers utilize their research study to create items.

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Research study engineers make brand-new items utilizing details and information they collect for electrical, medical, mechanical, aerospace, or software business. The function needs an engineering degree.

5. Financing directors manage company departments that manage money. They usually make in between $61,000–$161,000 a year.

Finance directors make budget plans.

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Finance directors supervise a company’s finance department.

4. They usually make in between $65,000–$131,000 a year.

Medical trial managers ensure trials are safe.

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Scientific trial supervisors are accountable for making sure medical trials are safe and run smoothly. They hire patients for trials, review outcomes, and adjust the structure when needed. Clinical trial managers must have strong medical understanding in addition to a bachelor’s degree in an associated field.

Art directors manage the visual aspects of products and publications. They normally make between $66,000–$101,000 a year.

Art directors can work from another location.

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Art directors come up with and present visual concepts for magazines, newspapers, sites, and item packaging.

2. A cloud designer produces cloud apps. They usually make in between $71,000–$160,000 a year.

Cloud designers style and manage cloud computing techniques.

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Cloud architects style cloud apps and handle cloud computing strategies for business.

1. Medical directors run health companies. They usually make in between $130,000-$270,000 a year.

Medical directors manage healthcare organization operations.

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Medical directors make rules and lead staff members within a healthcare company.

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