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mingi-bubu · 5 years ago

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Watch “Youth With You” with Me!

Episode 7 Part 2

- ok part 2 and the S.H.E. cover was the last part of the vocal group so now we’re moving on to the scores of all of them

- as the goode and lovely canuck mark lee says, lezgeddit

- i am also now eating pasta

- can’t break tradition guys

- oh i’m so torn on who i think should be first!!

- oh my god beebee rally did that please miss me with that

- sure she may have been teasing but what’s the point of bringing someone else down??

- can someone please get kun a glass of water? boy’s voice is scratchy as fuck

- y’all recall what i said about cxk not being like zyx? lies

- shaking’s reaction sent me

- is joey chua the malaysian singer? i really need to start keeping notes on people bc there’s like what, 100??? or something trainees right now and the only five i remember are Frhanm, K, Babymonster, Esther, and Marco Lin

- oh my god did meddhi really deadass lift zoe into the air??? me too honestly

- wait are shaking and zoe roommates?? i love that for them

- Frhanm is so cute !!!!

- this is so cute i lvoe it

- i might go and rewatch their stage tbh that song was so cute

- anyway stan kissing the future of love group bc everyone in the group is amazing and fantastic and i love them

- “oh they don’t need to do that” [about the releasing of the rankings]

- oh it does make sense but also it’s gonna split up my favoirtes isn’t it

- holy snipes 8/10 members of class a were replaced

- kiki and liu were jsut like, great ok that’s fun i guess

- esther lmaooooo i love her sweetie

- wait is naho in class d??? did my daughter move up??? amazing

- when do class f get cut? like maybe i’m just too used to american competition shows but class f doesn’t seem sustainable?? idk im not making sense i guess

- also don’t forget to submit your videos to the ywy autograph thing

- i guess the theme is good but i still, and not because of my bias towards kun’s run of ip, i still like the “pick me, pick me” theme better

- oooooh i’m excited to see who get’s center

- OH FUCK THEY’RE RUALLY PUTTING KUN IN GLASSES AND SLIGHTLY CURLED HAIR FOR THE NEXT EPISODE

- I AM GOING TO FOWARD HIM MY HOSPITAL BILLS FOR HEART FAILURE

- LISA SAID SHE’S GONNA BE TOUGH I LOVE THAT

- SOMEONE LEAVES AFTER THE NEXT STAGE AAAAAHHH

- THIS IS ALL SO EXCITING I CAN’T WAIT FOR TOMORROW NIGHT

- i don’t know what’s going on or why they’re dressed like this but ummmm it’s interesting i suppose?

- oh the inability to read mandarin strikes me again

- kun needs to stop looking so fuckign attractive. i love him smmmmm

- i love how he says “represent a girl group in 2020″ bc that’s definitely different to what it was even a few years ago

- did they have class a do the dance for the theme? what is happening here?

- i’m not awake enough for this at fucking all

- did the stages move together??? the backstage theatre kid in me is shaking

- i really dont like this song and having it go for so long really makes it worse

- so like they are showing us already who got center? i don’t understand

- ok cool i guess? i’m still really confused on why they showed the next stage at the end of this episode

- and i checked several times to make sure this was still part 2 of episode 7 and it was

- i don’t understand many things and it’s too late to major or minor in east asian studies/korean/chinese for me so that’s fun

- soemoen who understands, if your’re out there,

- if you’ve made it this far in my badly spelled sleep deprived ramblings, how is quarantine going for you? is your family doing good? are your friends ok? do you need to vent about anything?

- alrihty guys that’s it for episode 7! join me in a few nights for episode 8!!! get some rest! s tyay safe!!!

#ywy #youth with you #idol producer #cpop #e7 p2 #jae.txt #jae.wwm

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amaeurhour12 · 3 years ago

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By: Daniella Mallari

CHARACTERS:

Angela – College student

Abigail – College Student

Joey – College student

Mr. Pau – A Professor

Time

The time is present

PLACE

A school in Pampanga

Scene 2

( It is the Hall way of Holy Angel University. At the left side of the Hall way, stand Angela Buenaventura, Abigail Morgan, are approaching them.)

Joey: Hey, how’s your vacation? (Turning to Abigail Cruz.)

Abigail: Hmm, same as usual. BORING.

Joey: Not going anywhere?

Abigail: Excuse me, sir? Where do you think I could go? I am obviously trapped in the stupid mansion in a place called Mansfield. (Rolling up her eyes.)

Joey: Okay. (The others are chuckling at the back.)

Allan: Hey, c’mon guys, the ‘Director’ is here, we need to get to our class.

( All of them walk to the eighth row from the left and sit at the very back row of the hall.)

Mr. Pau: (Walking up the stage and stands at the podium.) Welcome back, students of Holy Angel University. Summer is over and now it is time for school. Students, I hope that you can keep it up with your

grades last year, which were really impressive. And to the 8th graders, you can now choose the subjects you like with one condition, you must at least choose 6 subjects.

Joey: Oh gosh, we have to take at least 6 subjects! That’s worse than having Mr. Chua class. (Slapping his head with his hand.)

Angela: At least we can choose subjects we like.

Joey: Mr. Pau will distribute the papers for us to choose our subjects.

Angela: YES! I finally can choose subjects I like! YIPPY!

Mr. Pau: Angela, would you please lower down your voice?

Angela: Sorry, Mr. Pau.

Mrs. Morgan: (Stands at the door and knocks. Everybody looks at her.) Excuse me, can I have Abigail Morgan for a moment?

Abigail: Mom?

Angela: She’s your mom?

Abigail: Yes, she’s, my mom. What’s she doing here?

Mr. Pau: Yes, please, Mrs. Morgan. Abigail? Abigail: Coming, Mr. Pau Mrs. Morgan: Thank you.

Abigail: (Walks to the door where Mrs. Morgan stands.) What are you doing here? (Whispering.)

Mrs. Morgan: I just want to check you up. I have known that you will be choosing your 6 subjects in class. I came here to tell you that I’ve helped you to apply for the new school already. Mr. Lee said that you have to leave next week. Are you clear about that?

Abigail: Oh, yes. Next week, huh?

Mrs. Morgan: Now, here’s your folder, keep it really good, okay? (Gives a brown folder to Abigail Morgan.) Abigail: Yes.

(Mrs. Morgan walks away.)

Joey: What’s going on? Why did your mom come?

Abigail: I’ll tell you guys after dinner. Mr. Pau: Class dismissed.

(Students walk out of the hall way and go home.)

#Creative Writing

#one actplay

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trilotechcorp · 5 years ago

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Arwind or Kelly as No. 1 pick? See redraft of 2006 PBA new kid on the block class

KELLY over Arwind or Arwind over Kelly?

It’s an uncommon event that establishment changing abilities head to the class simultaneously.

However in 2006, the PBA was talented with the ideal tempest as a profoundly touted Fil-Am by the name of Kelly Williams proclaimed for the draft, busting larger part of formcharts which, for a very long time, had double cross UAAP MVP Arwind Santos at the highest point of their rundowns.

The discussion proceeds up right up ’til today, with both Williams and Santos winning MVP grants just as towing their groups to the highest point of the mountain.

Be that as it may, it is anything but a two-man horse race, with the class of 2006 additionally winning its differentiation as outstanding amongst other draft pools throughout the entire existence of the group.

Investigate how the first round would have played out.

1. Arwind Santos (Sta. Lucia)

Where was he chosen? second by and large, Air21

Who was singled out this spot? Kelly Williams

It’s actually an intense decision and even up to now, it could go in any case. Yet, for this redraft, we’re picking Santos to be leader of the class.

Simply envision the bleeding edge Sta. Lucia will have, with “The Spiderman” collaborating with veterans Marlou Aquino, Dennis Espino, and Kenneth Duremdes. Not exclusively will the 6-foot-4 forward from Far Eastern University gain from these world class gifts, however will likewise give the establishment a future foundation to work around.

Inquisitively, this situation would’ve likewise joined Santos up with a gatekeeper named Alex Cabagnot, who was then in his sophomore season with the Alfrancis Chua-instructed Realtors.

All things considered, Williams won a MVP in his second season in the PBA. Would Santos make a similar progress in a similar way had this dream worked out?

2. Kelly Williams (Air21)

Where was he chosen? first in general, Sta. Lucia

Who was singled out this spot? Arwind Santos

You truly can’t turn out badly in case you’re at No. 2, and Air21 would have been remunerated with taking Williams at this spot. What’s more, it just would’ve implied a certain something: the Express will have one of the most athletic bleeding edges in the alliance.

Not exclusively was Williams fortifying an Air21 side which previously highlighted the adaptable Ranidel de Ocampo, the high-flying Nino Canaleta, and bruisers Mark Telan and Ervin Sotto.

It would have been such a treat for mentor Bo Perasol to deal with the Express, particularly this was the year Gary David developed as the association’s Most Improved Player.

To us, it was as yet a success win circumstance for the best two picks.

3. LA Tenorio (Coca Cola)

Where was he chosen? fourth by and large, San Miguel

Who was singled out this spot? Joseph Yeo

Subsequent to discharging Johnny Abarrientos only weeks before the beginning of the new season, Coca Cola will have a more than capable torchbearer as Tenorio.

Demonstrating his value at Ateneo, the 5-foot-9 gatekeeper would have immediately earned his spikes in the Tigers under mentor Binky Favis. He’d likewise give an ideal contrast to the protective disapproved Denok Miranda at one while additionally preparing the table for Ali Peek and John Arigo.

With Tenorio managing everything in his first year, we see Coca Cola some way or another creation commotion as opposed to simply bowing out right off the bat in the end of the season games.

4. Joseph Yeo (San Miguel)

Where was he chosen? third by and large, Coca Cola

Who was singled out this spot? LA Tenorio

The rich by one way or another would’ve gotten more extravagant as Yeo joined a San Miguel group overflowing with ability. The dauntless gatekeeper from La Salle would have been an ideal reinforcement for beginning shooting watch Dondon Hontiveros in his first year in the class.

Yeo would likewise appreciate the advantage of gaining from any semblance of Olsen Racela, Chris Calaguio, Kiko Adriano, and previous university rival Wesley Gonzales as an extraordinary off-the-seat choice for the Beermen of mentor Chot Reyes.

Yeo in the end discovered his approach to SMB four years after the fact, yet simply envision how large of a distinction he would have accommodated the Beermen, particularly in the 2007 Philippine Cup where they made it to the Finals.

5. Gabby Espinas (San Miguel)

Where was he chosen? fifth generally, San Miguel

Who was singled out this spot? Gabby Espinas

Nothing changed here as Espinas, a previous NCAA MVP, stays fifth in our redraft.

The PCU stud to a great extent played behind any semblance of Seigle, the returning Danny Ildefonso, and acquisitions Lordy Tugade, Rommel Adducul, and Willy Wilson in his first season in San Miguel.

Espinas got his licks in his new kid on the block season however just went through a year with the Beermen before he was inevitably exchanged to Air21. The 6-foot-4 forward discovered his way back to SMB in 2015 and turned into a piece of six title winning Beermen groups.

6. Imprint Isip (Sta. Lucia)

Where was he chosen? sixth by and large, Sta. Lucia

Who was singled out this spot? Imprint Isip

Sta. Lucia likewise aced this one, picking Isip at six.

In any case, not at all like, all things considered, it would’ve proceeded with organization for Isip and Santos as they remain colleagues with the Realtors, continuing their executioner blend from Far Eastern University.

What’s more, if Sta. Lucia pushed on with its middle of the season exchange which sent Duremdes, Cabagnot, and Ricky Calimag to Coke, it would have finished the Tamaraws trio with Miranda additionally joining the Realtors.

That combo conveyed UAAP titles (one of which was disputable, obviously) to Morayta. Might they be able to likewise have done that for Sta. Lucia?

7. Jireh Ibanes (Alaska)

Where was he chosen? eleventh (second round), Welcoat

Who was singled out this spot? Aaron Aban

As dependable as they came, Ibanes would have been an extraordinary off-the-seat choice for Alaska.

Truly, new kids on the block scarcely got a lot of playing time under mentor Tim Cone, yet the UP champion had substantiated himself as a strong utility person – one that could’ve added profundity and adaptability to the Aces’ stockpile.

What’s more, he would have proved to be useful, soothing weight from individual wingers like Jeffrey Cariaso and Tony dela Cruz while additionally being an irritation on edge end against the resistance.

Ibanes may not be as sparkly as a choice as his friends, however at seven, he should be viewed as a take.

8. Aaron Aban (Talk ‘N Text)

Where was he chosen? seventh in general, Alaska

Who was singled out this spot? Macintosh Andaya

Had Aban fell on Talk ‘N Text’s lap in 2006, he wouldn’t have sat tight for four long a very long time before he joined the Manny V. Pangilinan-possessed establishment. Be that as it may, he did in this redraft, quickly collaborating with Jimmy Alapag and Harvey Carey.

Aban, who substantiated himself as a consistent turn in TNT’s hero groups in the mid 2010s, would carry his equivalent coarseness to the Derrick Pumaren-instructed Phone Pals.

What’s more, he’d be a convenient reliever for super scorer Mac Cardona, who won the Best Player of the Conference grant in the 2007 Fiesta Conference, while additionally parting time with veterans Donbel Belano and Vic Pablo.

9. Chico Lanete (Purefoods)

Where was he chosen? Undrafted

Who was singled out this spot? Boyet Bautista

Difficult to accept that a gatekeeper as strong as Lanete went undrafted in the 2006 Draft. In any case, we’re correcting a wrong here, and too bad, the Lyceum champion despite everything wound up with Purefoods, the group which took him from the free specialist pool a year later.

Lanete would have had a ton to demonstrate in this stacked Chunkee Giants backcourt, with mentor Ryan Gregorio getting a charge out of the advantage of having ruling MVP James Yap, Mythical Team part Roger Yap, national player Noy Castillo, and upstarts Peter June Simon and Paul Artadi.

However in the event that there was something we think about this 6-foot watch, he conveyed in whatever circumstance he ended up in, as found in his 13-year profession.

10. Chris Pacana (Welcoat)

Where was he chosen? fifteenth (second round), Coca Cola

Who was singled out this spot? Abby Santos

Pacana gets approval as the last pick in the first round, joining newcomer Welcoat.

The 6-foot-1 Fil-Am monitor would’ve been an invite expansion to the Leo Austria-tutored Dragons, putting him next to each other with Joey Mente, Froilan Baguion, Jojo Tangkay, and Denver Lopez.

Future was hopeless for Welcoat in this first season, similar to the case for every single new group in the PBA, yet by then Pacana was expected for his second. Simply take a gander at how he made his quality felt for Ginebra in its drive to the title in the 2008 Fiesta Conference.

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ujuro · 5 years ago

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My faves from idol producer with whatever added commentary:

-I’ve basically given up on handong as a competitor but still maybe she’ll get to the next round.

-all of the gramarie girls but zhang Luofei in particular (but she’s not getting any votes DAMN IT gia has a chance imo)

-snow kong

-babymonster

-oaca’s liu lingzi and aurora

-my number one in this whole show is xu jiaqi but dai meng is great too

-the wierd girls that piss people off by taking up space in the top nine (get it jue chen now WHERE is yvonne wang and my baby xia yan)

-duan xiaowei doesn’t grab me as much as the rest of the a class but I think she’s really hot so

-dai flora

-Jane Wang is fuckin stunning and though she’s not my top pick my gay ass is all of a sudden not too salty at the idea of a new yg girl group lol

-I saw some yennis practice videos and she’s good but her group is so disfunctional that it turned me off of her oops sorry girl

-I was shitting on Joey chua in my head because i figured she didn’t need to go on the show and could just be an influencer instead but then an actual influencer appeared and ya know what joey can stay I’ll take her over hana Joey and esther y’all are fine (I like Esther tho I think she’ll have a really good voice if she trains more)

-lil reta is with starship and I’m dying at the idea of her in a group with babyface wonyoung even if she’s only 18

-aria Jin is the only interesting yuehua one but shoutout to the girl that gave the Yeonjung note a shot tho

-bunny reminds me of song hayoung

#words of mine #please no hana im begging the world ifans can #vote yall do not vote for hana

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sailorrrvenus · 6 years ago

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In Bangkok with David Beckham

“Washing lettuce laughing” — three words you don’t expect to read on a shot list for an advertising campaign starring world-famous athlete and humanitarian David Beckham. If we weren’t careful, this concept pitched by the advertising agency could have been confused with the stock photo meme “women laughing with salad”, but we knew there could also be a tasteful way to pull it off. We just had to channel our cinematic energy together towards the concept.

Editor’s note: You can follow Joey’s work on his Instagram. Joey’s lighting and Photoshop tutorials can be viewed at LearnFromJoeyL.com. This article was originally published on Joey’s blog.

Washing lettuce laughing was the second image we made during our day-long shoot with David in Bangkok. So, I added some gunk in the foreground and used a painterly key light with a desaturated earth tone background so that I could achieve a more dramatic look. When we saw the first test photo pop up on the monitor on set, I think we all breathed a sigh of relief. Everyone was in good spirits. The shoot had begun.

We were photographing David Beckham in Bangkok for AIA, a pan-Asian life and health insurance company. The purpose of the campaign was to portray David engaging in healthy activities, such as exploring local markets, preparing fresh foods and exercising.

After seeing some of my photos of the burning oil wells in Qayyara, Iraq, David’s people reached out to me to see if I might want to document a humanitarian trip David was planning in Africa. That particular project never materialized, but David and his team would eventually connect with me again for this specific project in Bangkok. Before the shoot in Bangkok, I spoke with David and his team over the phone to see how David likes to work. They told me that David doesn’t like to stop or to take breaks—that he prefers a go-go-go photo session. This aligned precisely with my work ethic as well. When I get in the zone photographing, I don’t want to stop. I just have an innate urge to continue working until we create the images everyone envisioned.

With David’s and my work ethic in mind, I knew we needed the shoot to move as efficiently as possible. This encompassed seamlessly moving quickly from one setup to the next — all while we put our best efforts into preserving time on our set. This meant that we had to avoid wasting time with lighting arrangements or pre-lighting. Fortunately, the budget was generous enough for me to hire a large local Thai team for assistance, in addition to my familiar dream team — Jesse, Caleb, and Hector.

Two days before the shoot, we did a full scout of the city, to select potential locations. We did this while keeping Beckham’s fame in mind, we could only select locations that would allow us to set up public barricades. The day before the shoot, we used a stand-in test subject to rehearse our lighting.

Thanks to our thorough pre-shoot work, the day with David ran very smoothly. Caleb was one step ahead of us the whole time, moving packs to the next set-up area and getting everything into place. So all I had to do at each location was make a few quick tweaks before diving into my photography.

When you’re doing a day-long shoot with a person as in-demand as David Beckham, you want to make the most of your time, and you want to shoot as much as you can, as it’s the best thing for you and your client. The challenge of a day-long shoot in the outdoors is that the quality of the light is always changing. But just because you don’t like to shoot in harsh afternoon lighting, it doesn’t mean you stop shooting entirely.

To make the most of both our time and lighting for David, we diffused the natural light over our setups. For example, early in the morning, hours before making the image of David in the market, our grip team went to that alleyway and rigged the location with diffusion materials. That way, regardless of the time of the day David would reach the set with soft lighting.

For the image of David in the tuk-tuk, we had a huge scrim arranged over the whole scene. With the entire area covered in the scrim, the light would be soft no matter where David went. I still used a flash, so there was some degree of control, but the scrim softened that harsh afternoon sunlight.

All in all, the project ran very smoothly. It was an honor to work with David, whom I’ve admired for his humanitarian efforts, and the pace of the shoot seemed to please him.

The icing on the cake for this project was definitely working alongside Wally Pfister, who directed the commercial for the AIA’s ad campaign. I am a huge fan of Pfister’s, and to be on the same tier of importance- in a sense of running the stills while he’s doing the video- is so damn cool. I don’t think I could articulate how honored I am. Wally Pfister is the man. He’s the David Beckham of cinematography.

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I would like to thank everyone who made this shoot possible. In no particular order:

Our creative production team and lighting assistants: Patricia McMahon, Laura Gonzalez Murphy, Caleb Adams, Jesse Korman, Hector Adalid and Jirathit “Nut” Saengavut.

The team at David Beckham: Sara Hemming, Simon Oliveira, Helena Cowpland, Helen Hodgson, Ken Paves, Sally O’Neill, Cathy Kesterine, Ben Canares, Grace Medford, Toby Toms, and Ben Sole.

AIA, BBDO and Arthur and Martha: Catherine Gibbs, Stuart Spencer, Scott Walker, Spru Rowland, Amber Clayton, Ann May Chua, and Emily Mabley.

Our Thailand production team at Living Films: Fred Turchetti, Jeab Indageha, Obb Apinat Siricharoenjit, Kerk Pisanu Takasiyanan, Tip Thumvittayakul, Egor T, Gai Kuladee and Warakarn Waruttamangkoon.

Post-production: Nick Leadley, Ryan Cleary, and Pratik Naik.

About the author: Joey L. is a Canadian-born photographer and director based in Brooklyn, New York. Since the age of 18, Joey’s work has been consistently sought out by a number of prominent advertising clients, including the National Geographic Channel, U.S. Army, Lavazza for their 2016 calendar, Canon, Summit Entertainment, and many others.

source https://petapixel.com/2019/02/22/in-bangkok-with-david-beckham/

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pauldeckerus · 6 years ago

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In Bangkok with David Beckham

Editor’s note: You can follow Joey’s work on his Instagram. Joey’s lighting and Photoshop tutorials can be viewed at LearnFromJoeyL.com. This article was originally published on Joey’s blog.

All in all, the project ran very smoothly. It was an honor to work with David, whom I’ve admired for his humanitarian efforts, and the pace of the shoot seemed to please him.

vimeo

I would like to thank everyone who made this shoot possible. In no particular order:

Our creative production team and lighting assistants: Patricia McMahon, Laura Gonzalez Murphy, Caleb Adams, Jesse Korman, Hector Adalid and Jirathit “Nut” Saengavut.

The team at David Beckham: Sara Hemming, Simon Oliveira, Helena Cowpland, Helen Hodgson, Ken Paves, Sally O’Neill, Cathy Kesterine, Ben Canares, Grace Medford, Toby Toms, and Ben Sole.

AIA, BBDO and Arthur and Martha: Catherine Gibbs, Stuart Spencer, Scott Walker, Spru Rowland, Amber Clayton, Ann May Chua, and Emily Mabley.

Our Thailand production team at Living Films: Fred Turchetti, Jeab Indageha, Obb Apinat Siricharoenjit, Kerk Pisanu Takasiyanan, Tip Thumvittayakul, Egor T, Gai Kuladee and Warakarn Waruttamangkoon.

Post-production: Nick Leadley, Ryan Cleary, and Pratik Naik.

from Photography News https://petapixel.com/2019/02/22/in-bangkok-with-david-beckham/

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