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Radix Dance Convention Nationals, Las Vegas 2021 Results

Core Performer:

(Top 3/4 in Bold)

Mini Female

Top 20:

Emily Jungmann

Isabella Kouznetsova

Skylar Wong

Madelyn Murphy

Carrigan Paylor

Kate Baldwin

Madison Carmody

Karyna Majeroni

Elizabeth Bilecki

Sasha Milstein

Diana Kouznetsova

Ellary Day Szyndlar

Tiara Sherman

Fiona Wu

Savannah Manzel

Camila Giraldo

Victoria Martinez

Georgia Beth Peters

Addison Price

Regan Gerena

Winner: Carrigan Paylor

Mini Male

Top 7:

Elias Elkind

Karson Koller

Santiago Sosa

Julian Aranda

Michael Cash Savio

Nico Dahl

Josh Lundy

Winner: Michael Cash Savio

Junior Female

Top 20:

Kendyl Fay

Daniela SanGiacomo

Kinley Andrews

Laci Stoico

Haileigh Brennan

Crystal Huang

Giselle Gandarilla

Kira Chan

Rylee Young

Kaili Kester

Taytum Ruckle

Maddie Ortega

Angelina Elliott

Anya Inger

Gracyn French

Aaliyah Dixon

Brinkley Pittman

Breanna Bieler

Alexis Mayer

Madison Ronquillo

Winner: Crystal Huang

Junior Male

Top 6:

Johnny Gray

Zachary Gibson

Haiden Neuville

Wyatt Brisson

Ayden Nguyen

Coltrane Vodicka

Winner: Coltrane Vodicka

Teen Female

Top 25:

Destanye Diaz

Izzy Howard

Kaitlyn Ortega

Jada Specht

Emily Madden

Harlow Ganz

Sabine Nehls

Dyllan Blackburn

Antonia Gonzalez

Brooklyn Law

Isabella Lynch

Avery Cashen

Charlie Kautzer

Valadie Cammack

Kiarra Waidelich

Isabel Joves

Olivia Magni

Rachel Loiselle

Mia Ibach

Cydney Heard

Madison Marshall

Kaylinn Rees

Hayden Frazier

Addison Middleton

Carly Thinfen

Winner: Kiarra Waidelich

Teen Male

Top 21:

Trent Grappe

Jack Brokaw

Luke Barrett

Nathan Scott

Antony Curley

Sam Fine

Louis Sloot

Rosendo Archiga

Harrison Robinson

Christian De Jesus

Xander Perone

Noah Ayden Grady

Jonah Daquigan

Samuel Sharp Jr

Jackson Koressel

Gavin Warfield

AJ Storey

Nicholas Bustos

Tucker Gokey

Ronnie Lewis

Sam Suro

Winner: Antony Curley

Senior Female

Top 22:

Camille Fehr

Rina Kanamaki

Elisabeth Pabich

Kayla Pereira

Sara Eberhardt

Ava La France

Selena Hamilton

Anna Miller

Skye Notary

Priscilla Tom

Mackenzie Jarrett

Libby Wiley

Makayla D’Ambrosio

Camryn Bridges

Maddie Thanos

Lola Coghill

Zoe Lemelman

Makenna Okamoto

Vanessa Valenzuela

Peyton Martineau

Erin Wienke

Izzy Burton

Winner: Erin Wienke

Senior Male

Top 13:

Wysdem Caesar

Garren Garcia

John Mays

Seth Gibson

Raiden King

Alec Brown

Bronson Dahmer

Jackson Roloff-Hafenbreadl

Sam McWilliams

Levi Sherman

Konnor Kelly

Zach Buri

Thiago Pacheco

Winner: Sam McWilliams

Finals:

High Scores by Age:

Cash Prizes:

1st: $200

2nd: $100

3rd: $50

Rookie Solo

1st: Mila Renae-’Soldier’

2nd: Lucia Piedrahita-’Fields of Gold’

2nd: Aliya Yen-’Loyal, Brave and True’

3rd: Melina Biltz-’Welcome Home’

4th: Zoey Brooks-’My Boyfriend’s Back’

5th: Lexi Menjivar-’I Will Survive’

6th: Moriah Peralta-’Up, Up & Away’

7th: Kaiya Carrillo-’Love Shack’

8th: Kinsey Fitts-’Can You Imagine That’

8th: Shale Herrera-’Dream’

9th: Madison Skapyak-’Songbird’

10th: Eden Hernandez-’Chocolate Box’

Mini Solo

1st: Camila Giraldo-’Welcome to Miami’

2nd: Skylar Wong-’Lovefooll’

3rd: Carrigan Paylor-’Orange Colored Sky’

4th: Regan Gerena-’My Boyfriend’s Back’

4th: Michael Cash Savio-’Rhythm’

5th: Tiara Sherman-’Cielo’

6th: Isabella Kouznetsova-’Trouble’

6th: Emily Jungmann-’You Sleep On’

7th: Winter Eberts-’Hit The Road Jack’

7th: Esme Chou-’Unravel’

8th: Addison Price-’Je Te Laisserai Des Mots’

9th: Avery Maycunich-’Wild is the Wind’

10th: Abigail Pucylowski-’Menace’

Junior Solo

1st: Crystal Huang-’Moonlight Sonata’

2nd: Gracyn French-’A Character of Quiet’

3rd: Angelina Elliot-’Out’

4th: Aaliyah Dixon-’That’s Life’

4th: Alexis Mayer-’Vanished’

5th: Laci Stoico-’Mein Herr’

6th: Daniela SanGiacomo-’Restless’

7th: Lexi Godwin-’Debut’

7th: Brenna Bieler-’Moonlight Sonata’

8th: Naia Parker-’Lit’

9th: Vivienne Robillard-’Immigration’

9th: Zoe Zielinski-’Z’

10th: Maddie Ortega-’A Winged Victory’

10th: Zachary Gibson-’Unknown’

Teen Solo

1st: Sophia Cobo-’Do You Feel Real’

1st: Izzy Howard-’Mer de Velours’

1st: Cydney Heard-’Je T'aime’

1st: Kiarra Waidelich-’The Resemblance is Uncanny’

2nd: Angelika Edejer-’One Giant Leap’

3rd: Kaitlyn Ortega-’Ain’t No Sunshine’

3rd: Harlow Ganz-’Breaking the Surface’

3rd: Antonia Gonzalez-’Like The Wind’

4th: Xander Perone-’Elijah’

4th: Dyllan Blackburn-’Silver Screen’

5th: Charli Ortiz-Ringenbach-’Is This Love’

6th: Ava Greendwaldt-’Countdown’

6th: Sammi Chung-’Eight’

6th: Isabella Warfield-’Nicest Thing’

6th: Jadyn Saigusa-’Wonderlust’

7th: June Hurley-’Don’t Think Of Me Like That’

7th: Kenzie Jones-’Flightless Bird’

8th: Finley Williams-’We’ll See’

9th: Sarah Laskowski-’For You’

10th: Addison Middleton-’ERROR’

10th: Rosendo Arechiga-’Thanks for Asking’

Senior Solo

1st: Thiago Pacheco-’The Poet’

2nd: Selena Hamilton-’Black Car’

3rd: Jackson Roloff-Hafenbreadl-’Darkness’

4th: Maddie Nemeth-’Sycamore Tree’

5th: Olivya Sessing-’House on the Hill’

6th: Sheridan Naugle-’Irreplaceable’

6th: Mia Tassani-’Mam’

6th: Seth Gibson-’Mind Bugs’

7th: Makayla D’Ambrosio-’Consider’

8th: Leigha Agins-’Prerogative’

9th: Milan Furtado-’As We Appear’

9th: Georgi Carmack-’Creature’

9th: Minda Li-’On Her Shoulders’

9th: Britton Moore-’Radiator’

9th: Libby Wiley-’Running Up That Hill’

9th: Sara Eberhardt-’Sticks and stone’

10th: Yasmine Quintana-’Hate’

Rookie Duo/Trio

1st: Danceplex-’Stand By Me’

2nd: AVANTI Dance Company-’It Must Be Love’

3rd: AVANTI Dance Company-’Never Enough’

4th: Notion Dance Concepts-’MILK $’

5th: The Industry Dance Academy-’Don’t Go Without Me’

Mini Duo/Trio

1st: Woodbury Dance Center-’Yesterday’

2nd: Summit Dance Shoppe-’Something’s Gotta Change’

3rd: AVANTI Dance Company-’Gracious’

4th: Studio X-’Vogue’

5th: Studio 19 Dance Complex-’Gonna Get Ya’

Junior Duo/Trio

1st: AVANTI Dance Company-’Go Girl’

2nd: Evoke Dance Movement-’Everything Is In Line’

3rd: Elements Dance Space-’Separate’

4th: Danceplex-’This Is Me Trying’

5th: AVANTI Dance Company-’Wild Life’

Teen Duo/Trio

1st: The Rock Center for Dance-’Make Me High’

2nd: The Rock Center for Dance-’Last Light’

3rd: Woodbury Dance Center-’Hey’

4th: Evolution Dance Complex-’Before You Go’

5th: AVANTI Dance Company-’Crystalized’

Senior Duo/Trio

1st: Mather Dance Company-’Trust Me Again’

2nd: The Difference Dance Company-’3′

3rd: MVP Dance Elite-’Bitter

3rd: CanDance Studios-’Revolution’

4th: The Difference Dance Company-’June 7th’

5th: Studio 413-’Black Flies’

Rookie Group

1st: Danceplex-’Little Wonders’

2nd: Danceplex-’Lets Hear It For the Boy’

3rd: Summit Dance Shoppe-’Lullaby’

4th: Summit Dance Shoppe-’Girls Night Out’

5th: Notion Dance Concepts-’Firework’

Mini Group

1st: Project 21-’Fan Tan Fannie’

2nd: Evoke Dance Movement-’Searching For...’

3rd: Woodbury Dance Center-’Don’t Give Up On Me’

4th: Evoke Dance Movement-’I Think I Love You’

5th: Nor Cal Dance Arts-’Queen Bees’

Junior Group

1st: Project 21-’No Fear But Anticipation’

2nd: Project 21-’Stuff Like That There’

2nd: Orange County Performing Arts Academy-’Wind It Up’

3rd: Prodigy Training Center-’School of Prodigy’

3rd: Orange County Performing Arts Academy-’Sing, Sing, Sing’

3rd: Nor Cal Dance Arts-’Un Momento Finale’

4th: Cypress Dance Project-’What Is Love?’

4th: Summit Dance Shoppe-’Wolves’

5th: The Difference Dance Company-’1977′

5th: Woodbury Dance Center-’Alright’

Teen Group

1st: Project 21-’Bring On the Men’

2nd: Project 21-’Girls, Girls, Girls’

3rd: The Difference Dance Company-’Cellophane’

3rd: The Rock Center for Dance-’Heavenly Bodies’

3rd: Mather Dance Company-’Overdose’

3rd: The Difference Dance Company-’Unchained’

4th: AVANTI Dance Company-’The Cuckoo’s Nest’

5th: Orange County Performing Arts Academy-’Boom POW’

Senior Group

1st: Nor Cal Dance Arts-’Prague’

2nd: Nor Cal Dance Arts-’I Love America’

2nd: Mather Dance Company-’We The Soldiers’

3rd: Nor Cal Dance Arts-’Hard Voices’

4th: Impact Dance Studio-’Fame’

4th: The Industry Dance Academy-’When Dirt Meets Water’

4th: The Difference Dance Company-’Wolves’

5th: Mather Dance Company-’For All We Know’

Rookie Line

1st: The Rock Center for Dance-’Innana’

2nd: AVANTI Dance Company-’Ooh La La’

3rd: AVANTI Dance Company-’Wash & Set’

4th: Cypress Dance Project-’Bat Dance’

Mini Line

1st: The Rock Center for Dance-’6 Out of Six’

1st: Project 21-’Dive In the Pool’

2nd: Impact Dance Studio-’Go Your Own Way’

2nd: Impact Dance Studio-’You Can’t Stop the Beat’

3rd: Woodbury Dance Center-’Always’

4th: Woodbury Dance Center-’Booty Swing’

5th: Nor Cal Dance Arts-’Distance’

Junior Line

1st: Impact Dance Studio-’Derniere Danse’

2nd: Impact Dance Studio-’Mein Herr’

2nd: Summit Dance Shoppe-’Whole Lotta Woman’

3rd: Project 21-’Proud Mary’

4th: Impact Dance Studio-’Hallelujah’

5th: The Rock Center for Dance-’All Good People’

5th: Summit Dance Shoppe-’It Wasn’t Always Like This’

5th: Woodbury Dance Center-’Mahala’

Teen Line

1st: Impact Dance Studio-’New York New York’

2nd: Studio 413-’Hold On Tight’

3rd: Project 21-’Post That’

4th: Nor Cal Dance Arts-’Dream Girls’

5th: The Rock Center for Dance-’Hey!’

Senior Line

1st: Impact Dance Studio-’Here Comes the Rain’

2nd: Nor Cal Dance Arts-’No Colors Anymore’

3rd: Mather Dance Company-’Voice of God’

4th: Project 21-’The Dictator’s Dream’

5th: The Difference Dance Company-’Cody Banks’

Rookie Extended Line

1st: AVANTI Dance Company-’Brave’

2nd: The Industry Dance Academy-’Hard Knock Life’

Mini Extended Line

1st: Summit Dance Shoppe-’Trouble’

2nd: The Rock Center for Dance-’Settle Down’

3rd: Summit Dance Shoppe-’Choo Choo’

4th: Summit Dance Shoppe-’Boy Meets Girl’

5th: Summit Dance Shoppe-’Dream In Color’

Junior Extended Line

1st: Evoke Dance Movement-’Purse First’

2nd: Evoke Dance Movement-’Hold Your Own’

3rd: Evoke Dance Movement-’Better Than Ever’

4th: Studio 413-’Girl Boss’

5th: Studio 413-’Goodbye’

5th: Evoke Dance Movement-’Lose Control’

Teen Extended Line

1st: Nor Cal Dance Arts-’Euphoric’

2nd: Nor Cal Dance Arts-’Hush Up’

3rd: Project 21-’Desoleil’

4th: CanDance Studios-’Throw It Back’

5th: Evoke Dance Movement-’Adios’

5th: CanDance Studios-’The Colony’

Senior Extended Line

1st: Nor Cal Dance Arts-’My House, My Rules’

2nd: Nor Cal Dance Arts-’So What Now?’

2nd: The Difference Dance Company-’The Ravens’

3rd: Evoke Dance Movement-’Terrified’

Junior Production

1st: Impact Dance Studio-’One More Time’

2nd: Nor Cal Dance Arts-’Eminence’

3rd: Studio 413-’Electricity’

Teen Production

1st: Woodbury Dance Center-’Fly Away’

1st: AVANTI Dance Company-’Gone Too Soon’

High Scores by Performance Division:

Rookie Jazz

1st: Danceplex-’Lets Hear It For the Boy’

2nd: Summit Dance Shoppe-’Girls Night Out’

3rd: AVANTI Dance Company-’Ooh La La’

4th: AVANTI Dance Company-’Wash & Set’

4th: AVANTI Dance Company-’Spice Up Your Life’

5th: The Industry Dance Academy-’Material Girl’

Rookie Contemporary

1st: The Rock Center for Dance-’Innana’

Rookie Lyrical

1st: Danceplex-’Little Wonders’

2nd: Summit Dance Shoppe-’Lullaby’

3rd: Notion Dance Concepts-’Firework’

4th: AVANTI Dance Company-’Brave’

Rookie Musical Theatre

1st: The Industry Dance Academy-’Hard Knock Life’

Rookie Specialty

1st: Cypress Dance Project-’Bat Dance’

Mini Jazz

1st: Project 21-’Dive In the Pool’

2nd: Impact Dance Studio-’You Can’t Stop the Beat’

3rd: Summit Dance Shoppe-’Trouble’

4th: Summit Dance Shoppe-’What Have You Done For Me Lately’

5th: Evoke Dance Movement-’Money Heist’

Mini Ballet

1st: Summit Dance Shoppe-’This Way’

2nd: Summit Dance Shoppe-’Whistle A Happy Tune’

3rd: Summit Dance Shoppe-’Rosamunde’

4th: Summit Dance Shoppe-’Cats’

5th: Summit Dance Shoppe-’A Lovely Night’

Mini Hip-Hop

1st: Nor Cal Dance Arts-’Queen Bees’

2nd: Prodigy Training Center-’JR Prodigy’

3rd: Evoke Dance Movement-’Get Up’

4th: Prodigy Training Center-’Money’

5th: Heat Dance Studio-’Work It Out’

Mini Tap

1st: Studio 19 Dance Complex-’L.O.V.E’

2nd: Woodbury Dance Center-’Booty Swing’

2nd: Summit Dance Shoppe-’Choo Choo’

3rd: Summit Dance Shoppe-’Swing in the Mood’

4th: Studio 413-’Critical Level’

4th: Summit Dance Shoppe-’Charleston Charlie’

5th: Summit Dance Shoppe-’Aye Carumba’

Mini Contemporary

1st: The Rock Center for Dance-’6 Out of Six’

2nd: Evoke Dance Movement-’Searching For...’

3rd: Nor Cal Dance Arts-’Distance’

4th: The Difference Dance Company-’Lying’

5th: AVANTI Dance Company-’Glad It’s Raining’

Mini Lyrical

1st: Impact Dance Studio-’Go Your Own Way’

2nd: Woodbury Dance Center-’Don’t Give Up On Me’

3rd: Woodbury Dance Center-’Always’

4th: Nor Cal Dance Arts-’Lego House’

5th: Summit Dance Shoppe-’Soon You’ll Get Better’

5th: Summit Dance Shoppe-’Dream In Color’

5th: Artistic Motion Dance-’What A Wonderful World’

Mini Musical Theatre

1st: Project 21-’Fan Tan Fannie’

2nd: Woodbury Dance Center-’Wedding Bells’

3rd: The Industry Dance Academy-’Revolting Children’

4th: Summit Dance Shoppe-’I’ve Got Rhythm’

4th: Summit Dance Shoppe-’All That Jazz’

Mini Specialty

1st: Evoke Dance Movement-’I Think I Love You’

2nd: The Rock Center for Dance-’Settle Down’

3rd: Studio 19 Dance Complex-’Come Little Children’

4th: Nor Cal Dance Arts-’Youth Strong’

5th: Studio 19 Dance Complex-’Child of Light’

Junior Jazz

1st: Summit Dance Shoppe-’Whole Lotta Woman’

1st: Impact Dance Studio-’One More Time’

2nd: Project 21-’Proud Mary’

3rd: Evoke Dance Movement-’Purse First’

4th: Project 21-’Stuff Like That There’

4th: Orange County Performing Arts Academy-’Wind It Up’

4th: Woodbury Dance Center-’Mahala’

5th: AVANTI Dance Company-’Can You Dig It?’

Junior Ballet

1st: Woodbury Dance Center-’Combust’

2nd: The Industry Dance Academy-’Spring’

3rd: Summit Dance Shoppe-’Bathers’

Junior Hip-Hop

1st: Prodigy Training Center-’School of Prodigy’

1st: Nor Cal Dance Arts-’Eminence’

2nd: Studio 413-’Girl Boss’

3rd: Evoke Dance Movement-’Lose Control’

4th: Cypress Dance Project-’Plain Jane’

5th: Heat Dance Studio-’Up’

Junior Tap

1st: Cypress Dance Project-’What Is Love?’

2nd: Woodbury Dance Center-’I Love It’

3rd: Studio 413-’Into The Night’

4th: Summit Dance Shoppe-’Valerie’

5th: Cypress Dance Project-’Halftime’

Junior Contemporary

1st: Project 21-’No Fear But Anticipation’

2nd: The Rock Center for Dance-’All Good People’

2nd: Evoke Dance Movement-’Hold Your Own’

2nd: Summit Dance Shoppe-’It Wasn’t Always Like This’

3rd: Nor Cal Dance Arts-’Un Momento Finale’

4th: Woodbury Dance Center-’Wasted Air’

4th: Summit Dance Shoppe-’Wolves’

5th: Studio 413-’Goodbye’

5th: Woodbury Dance Center-’Alright’

Junior Lyrical

1st: Impact Dance Studio-’Hallelujah’

2nd: Nor Cal Dance Arts-’You Are The Reason’

3rd: Stars Dance Studio-’Dawn of Love’

3rd: Impact Dance Studio-’Time After Time’

4th: To The Pointe Dance Centre-’It’s All Coming Back To Me’

5th: Studio 19 Dance Complex-’When I Look At You’

Junior Musical Theatre

1st: Impact Dance Studio-’Mein Herr’

2nd: Cypress Dance Project-’Elle’s Big Day’

3rd: The Industry Dance Academy-’West Side Story’

Junior Specialty

1st Impact Dance Studio-’Derniere Danse’

2nd: Orange County Performing Arts Academy-’Sing, Sing, Sing’

2nd: Evoke Dance Movement-’Better Than Ever’

3rd: Nor Cal Dance Arts-’You’re Mine’

4th: The Difference Dance Company-’1977′

5th: Stars Dance Studio-’Spa’

Teen Jazz

1st: Project 21-’Bring On the Men’

2nd: Project 21-’Post That’

3rd: CanDance Studios-’Throw It Back’

4th: Orange County Performing Arts Academy-’Boom POW’

5th: Studio 413-’Social Media Overload’

Teen Ballet

1st: The Industry Dance Academy-’To The Pointe’

2nd: Cypress Dance Project-’Hunted’

Teen Hip-Hop

1st: Nor Cal Dance Arts-’Hush Up’

2nd: CanDance Studios-’Panaramic’

3rd: AVANTI Dance Company-’Runnin’

4th: AVANTI Dance Company-’Clones’

5th: Studio 413-’Ready or Not’

5th: Studio 413-’Savage’

Teen Tap

1st: Studio 413-’No One’

2nd: Woodbury Dance Center-’I’

3rd: Woodbury Dance Center-’Go’

3rd: Summit Dance Shoppe-’25 Miles’

Teen Contemporary

1st: Studio 413-’Hold On Tight’

1st: Nor Cal Dance Arts-’Euphoric’

2nd: The Rock Center for Dance-’Hey!’

3rd: Project 21-’Desoleil’

4th: Project 21-’Girls, Girls, Girls’

5th: CanDance Studios-’Can I’

5th: The Difference Dance Company-’Unchained’

5th: The Difference Dance Company-’Cellophane’

5th: Stars Dance Studio-’Through our Strength’

5th: The Rock Center for Dance-’Heavenly Bodies’

Teen Lyrical

1st: Mather Dance Company-’Overdose’

2nd: Nor Cal Dance Arts-’Take Me’

3rd: Studio 19 Dance Complex-’Particles’

4th: Danceplex-’If I Say’

5th: Heat Dance Studio-’He Loves Me’

Teen Musical Theatre

1st: Impact Dance Studio-’New York New York’

2nd: Evoke Dance Movement-’Singular Sensation’

3rd: Woodbury Dance Center-’Almost Like Being In Love’

Teen Ballroom

1st: CanDance Studios-’I Got the Boom’

Teen Specialty

1st: Nor Cal Dance Arts-’Dream Girls’

2nd: Nor Cal Dance Arts-’The Future Is Female’

3rd: AVANTI Dance Company-’Gone Too Soon’

4th: Heat Dance Studio-’Freedom’

4th: The Difference Dance Company-’Pale’

5th: The Industry Dance Academy-’Flashing Lights’

Senior Jazz

1st: Nor Cal Dance Arts-’My House, My Rules’

2nd: Impact Dance Studio-’Fame’

3rd: Mather Dance Company-’Prisoner’

4th: AVANTI Dance Company-’Need U Tonight’

5th: Woodbury Dance Center-’Cleopatrs in New York’

Senior Ballet

1st: Woodbury Dance Center-’Illumination’

Senior Hip-Hop

1st: Woodbury Dance Center-’CrAzY’

Senior Tap

1st: Woodbury Dance Center-’Funkytown’

Senior Contemporary

1st: Nor Cal Dance Arts-’No Colors Anymore’

2nd: Nor Cal Dance Arts-’I Love America’

2nd: Mather Dance Company-’We The Soldiers’

3rd: Project 21-’The Dictator’s Dream’

3rd: The Difference Dance Company-’Wolves’

3rd: The Industry Dance Academy-’When Dirt Meets Water’

4th: The Difference Dance Company-’The Ravens’

5th: The Difference Dance Company-’The First Time’

Senior Lyrical

1st: Nor Cal Dance Arts-’Prague’

2nd: Impact Dance Studio-’Here Comes the Rain’

3rd: Mather Dance Company-’Voice of God’

4th: Mather Dance Company-’For All We Know’

5th: Nor Cal Dance Arts-’Wash’

Senior Specialty

1st: Nor Cal Dance Arts-’Hard Voices’

2nd: The Difference Dance Company-’Cody Banks’

3rd: Nor Cal Dance Arts-’So What Now?’

4th: CanDance Studios-’I Won’t Complain’

5th: Cypress Dance Project-’To This Day’

Best of Radix:

Rookie

Winners:

The Rock Center for Dance-’Innana’

Danceplex-’Little Wonders’

Mini

1st: The Rock Center for Dance-’6 Out of Six’

2nd: Evoke Dance Movement-’Searching For...’

3rd: Project 21-’Dive In the Pool’

4th: Impact Dance Studio-’You Can’t Stop the Beat’

5th: Summit Dance Shoppe-’Trouble’

6th: Woodbury Dance Center-’Don’t Give Up On Me’

Junior

1st: Impact Dance Studio-’Derniere Danse’

2nd: Project 21-’Proud Mary’

3rd: Woodbury Dance Center-’Mahala’

4th: Summit Dance Shoppe-’Whole Lotta Woman’

5th: Evoke Dance Movement-’Purse First’

6th: The Rock Center for Dance-’All Good People’

7th: Orange County Performing Arts Academy-’Wind It Up’

Teen

1st: Impact Dance Studio-’New York New York’

2nd: Nor Cal Dance Arts-’Euphoric’

3rd: Project 21-’Bring On the Men’

4th: Studio 413-’Hold On Tight’

5th: The Rock Center for Dance-’Hey!’

Senior

1st: Impact Dance Studio-’Here Comes the Rain’

1st: Nor Cal Dance Arts-’Prague’

2nd: Mather Dance Company-’Voice of God’

3rd: Project 21-’The Dictator’s Dream’

3rd: The Difference Dance Company-’Wolves’

4th: The Industry Dance Academy-’When Dirt Meets Water’

Best in Show ($10 000):

Winner: Impact Dance Studio-’New York New York’

#radix dance convention #nationals #las vegas #2021 #dance #dance competition

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Guía de series: Estrenos y regresos de febrero 2020

Tras un enero interminable, lega un febrero más asequible en cuanto a ficción. Thrillers, comedias, dramas musicales o dramones a secas, hay de todo para hacernos el mes más llevadero.

¡Feliz febrero!

Leyenda:

Verde: series nuevas.

Rojo: series de las que haremos reviews semanales.

Negro: regresos de otras series.

Naranja: miniseries o series documentales.

Amarillo: tv movies, documentales, especiales o pilotos.

Morado: season finales.

Púrpura: midseason finales.

Calendario de series

2 de febrero:

Power (series finale) en Starz

The Trial of Christine Keeler en BBC One

3 de febrero:

Manhunt: Deadly Games (2T completa) en Spectrum

Inside No. 9 (5T) en BBC Two

Baghdad Central (1T) en Channel 4

McMillion$ en HBO

4 de febrero: The Flash (vuelve) en The CW

5 de febrero:

Home (2T) en Channel 4

The Pharmacist en Netflix

6 de febrero:

Brooklyn Nine-Nine (7T) y Indebted (1T) en NBC

Katy Keene (1T) en The CW

Tommy (1T) en CBS

The Sinner (3T) y Briarpatch (1T) en USA Network

Interrogation (1T completa) en CBS All Access

Tell Me a Story (2T finale) en CBS All Access

7 de febrero:

Locke and Key (1T completa), My Holo Love (1T completa) y Horse Girl en Netflix

High Maintenance (4T) en HBO

MacGyver (4T) en CBS

Mythic Quest: Raven's Banquet (1T completa) en Apple TV+

8 de febrero: The Coldest Game en Netflix

9 de febrero:

Homeland (8T y última) y Kidding (2T) en Showtime

The Pale Horse en BBC One

Endeavour (7T) en ITV

Power (series finale) en Starz

10 de febrero:

The End (1T) en Sky Atlantic

L'amica geniale (2T) en HBO

11 de febrero:

For Life (1T) en ABC

Cherish the Day (1T) en OWN

The Split (2T) en BBC One

Camino a Roma en Netflix

12 de febrero:

To All the Boys: P.S., I Still Love You en Netflix

Cherish the Day (cambio de día) en OWN

White House Farm en ITV

13 de febrero: Narcos: Mexico (2T completa) en Netflix

14 de febrero:

Las chicas del cable (5aT completa) y Isi & Ossi en Netflix

Vergüenza (3T completa) en Movistar+

High Fidelity (1T) y Utopia Falls (1T) en Hulu

15 de febrero: The Thing About Harry en Freeform

16 de febrero:

Outlander (5T) en Starz

Duncanville (1T) en FOX

Good Girls (3T) en NBC

NCIS: New Orleans (cambio de día) en CBS

18 de febrero: Intelligence (1T) en Sky One

19 de febero: Criminal Minds (series finale) en CBS

20 de febrero: Spectros (1T completa) en Netflix

21 de febrero:

Hunters (1T completa) en Amazon

Puerta 7 (1T completa), Gentefied (1T completa), Babies y The Last Thing He Wanted en Netflix

Fresh Off the Boat (series finale) en ABC

Cobra (1T finale) en Sky One

22 de febrero: Almost Family (series finale) en FOX

23 de febrero:

Better Call Saul (5T) y The Walking Dead (10bT) en AMC

The Rookie (vuelve) en ABC

24 de febrero: Better Call Saul (cambio de día) en AMC

26 de febrero:

I Am Not Okay with This (1T completa) en Netflix

SEAL Team (vuelve) en CBS

Burden of Truth (3T finale) en CBC

27 de febrero:

Altered Carbon (2T completa) y Followers (1T completa) en Netflix

Death in Paradise (9T finale) en BBC One

28 de febrero: Queen Sono (1T completa) y All the Bright Places en Netflix

Estrenos de series

Manhunt: Deadly Games (Spectrum)

Manhunt: Unabomber se emitió en Discovery Channel. La segunda temporada, que cambia de cadena, contará la historia del atentado en los Juegos Olímpicos de verano de 1996 en Atlanta. Richard Jewell (Cameron Britton; Mindhunter, The Umbrella Academy) era un agente de seguridad que encontró una mochila bomba, alertó a la policía y ayudó a evacuar la zona. Posteriormente, la periodista Kathy Scruggs (Carla Gugino; The Haunting of Hill House, Jett) publicó en el mayor periódico de Atlanta que el FBI le estaba investigando como principal sospechoso. Completan el reparto Judith Light (Transparent, American Crime Story), Jack Huston (Boardwalk Empire, Mr. Mercedes), Gethin Anthony (Game of Thrones, Aquarius), Jay O. Sanders (Sneaky Pete, The Sinner), Desmond Harrington (Elementary, Dexter), Arliss Howard (Moneyball), Kelly Jenrette (The Handmaid's Tale, Pitch) y Ness Bautista (Sense8). Creada, escrita y producida por Andrew Sodroski (Manhunt: Unabomber) y dirigida por Michael Dinner (Unbelievable, Masters of Sex). Diez episodios.

Estreno: 3 de febrero

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Baghdad Central (Channel 4)

Thriller basado en la novela de Elliott Colla (2014) y ambientado en 2003, tras la muerte de Hussein, en el que un expolicía iraquí (Waleed Zuaiter; The Spy, Altered Carbon) debe buscar a su hija desaparecida (Leem Lubany, Condor). Con Neil Maskell (Utopia, Humans), Bertie Carvel (Doctor Foster, Jonathan Strange & Mr. Norrell), Clara Khoury (Homeland), Corey Stoll (The Strain, House of Cards), Charlotte Spencer (Glue, Line of Duty), July Namir (The Looming Tower, Collateral), Tawfeek Barhom (The Looming Tower), Youssef Kerkour (Marcella, Jack Ryan), Hisham Suliman (Fauda), Nora El Koussour, Maisa Abd Elhadi (The State) y Dipo Ola (We Hunt Together). Escrita por Stephen Butchard (The Last Kingdom) y dirigida por Alice Troughton (A Discovery of Witches, In the Flesh) y Ben A. Williams (Humans). Seis episodios. Estreno: 3 de febrero

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Indebted (NBC)

Dave (Adam Pally; Happy Endings, The Mindy Project) y Rebecca (Abby Elliott; Odd Mom Out, How I Met Your Mother) están listos para recuperar su vida tras años de pañales y noches sin dormir, pero los padres de Dave, Linda (Fran Drescher; The Nanny, Happily Divorced) y Stew (Steven Weber; Studio 60, 13 Reasons Why), se presentan sin avisar. Y arruinados. A Dave no le queda más remedio que acogerlos, y a partir de ese momento no queda claro quién debe criar a quién. Escrita y producida por Dan Levy (Schitt's Creek). Estreno: 6 de febrero

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Katy Keene (The CW)

Spin-off de Riverdale ambientado en Nueva York varios años después, donde Katy (Lucy Hale; Pretty Little Liars, How I Met Your Mother), una aspirante a diseñadora de moda, conoce a Josie McCoy (Ashleigh Murray, Riverdale), que acaba de llegar persiguiendo su sueño de triunfar en la música. Allí les acompañarán Pepper Smith (Julia Chan, Saving Hope), una misteriosa socialite; y Jorge Lopez (Jonny Beauchamp), un intérprete amante de Broadway que actúa como drag queen. Los cuatro formarán una familia que no se detendrá ante nada para llegar a la fama. Completan el reparto Katherine LaNasa (Imposters, Future Man), Camille Hyde (American Vandal, Power Rangers Dino Charge), Lucien Laviscount (Scream Queens, Snatch), Zane Holtz (From Dusk Till Dawn), Bernadette Peters (Smash, Mozart in the Jungle) y Daphne Rubin-Vega (Smash, Tales of the City).

Escrita por Roberto Aguirre-Sacasa (Chilling Adventures of Sabrina, Riverdale) y Michael Grassi (Riverdale, Supergirl). También está producida por Greg Berlanti (Arrow, Riverdale).

Estreno: 6 de febrero

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Tommy (CBS)

Abigail 'Tommy' Thomas (Edie Falco; The Sopranos, Nurse Jackie) fue agente de policía en Nueva York y ahora se ha convertido en la primera jefa de policía de Los Ángeles. Su filosofía de trabajo es distinta a la de sus predecesores. Usa su honestidad y sus habilidades para lidiar con los retos políticos y sociales que le demanda su trabajo. Con Adelaide Clemens (Rectify), Michael Chernus (Manhattan, Orange Is the New Black), Russell G. Jones (The Americans, Godless), Joseph Lyle Taylor (Sneaky Pete), Thomas Sadoski (The Newsroom, Life in Pieces), Olivia Lucy Phillip, Vladimir Caamaño (Runaways, Superstore), Katrina Lenk (The Marvelous Mrs. Maisel, The Good Fight), Paul Schulze (Nurse Jackie, The Punisher) y Philip Anthony-Rodriguez (The Morning Show, Why Women Kill).

Escrita y producida por Paul Attanasio (Bull, Homicide: Life on the Street). Estreno: 6 de febrero

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Briarpatch (USA Network)

La primera temporada de una antología producida por Sam Esmail (Mr. Robot, Homecoming) está basada en la novela homónima de Ross Thomas (1984). Trata sobre una investigadora (Rosario Dawson; Daredevil, Seven Pounds) que vuelve a su pueblo de Texas para encontrar al asesino de su hermana y acaba descubriendo un sistema corrupto. Con Kim Dickens (Treme, Fear The Walking Dead), Jay R. Ferguson (The Romanoffs, Mad Men), Brian Geraghty (Chicago PD, Ray Donovan), Edi Gathegi (StartUp, The Blacklist), Ed Asner (Dead to Me, The Mary Tyler Moore Show), Alan Cumming (The Good Wife, Instinct) y Sarah Minnich (Better Call Saul). Adaptada y producida por Andy Greenwald (Legion). Diez episodios. Estreno: 6 de febrero

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Interrogation (CBS All Access)

Basada en la condena real de un joven (Kyle Gallner; Veronica Mars, Outsiders), que se declara inocente, por el brutal asesinato de su madre. Los nueve primeros episodios mostrarán interrogatorios apoyándose directamente en los archivos policiales y podrán verse sin un orden concreto como si fuera la investigación de un caso sin cerrar durante años. Completan el cast Peter Sarsgaard (The Killing, The Looming Tower), David Strathairn (Lincoln; Good Night, and Good Luck), Kodi Smit-McPhee (Let Me In, X-Men: Apocalypse), Vincent D'Onofrio (Daredevil, Men in Black), Frank Whaley (Luke Cage, Ray Donovan), Pat Healy (Hap and Leonard, Blunt Talk), Melinda McGraw (Outcast, The Crossing), Michael Harney (Orange Is the New Black, Weeds), Vinessa Antoine (Being Erica), Ebon Mosss-Bachrach (Girls, NOS4A2) y Autry Haydon-Wilson (Paradise Lost).

Creada y producida por Anders Weidemann (30º i februari) y John Mankiewicz (House of Cards, Bosch). Diez episodios.

Estreno: 6 de febrero

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Locke and Key (Netflix)

Adaptación de la novela gráfica de Joe Hill sobre tres hermanos -Tyler (Connor Jessup; American Crime, Falling Skies), Kinsey (Emilia Jones, Utopia) y Bode (Jackson Robert Scott, It)-, que se mudan con su madre (Darby Stanchfield; Scandal, Jericho) a la casa de su padre tras su asesinato. Allí descubren unas llaves mágicas que esconden muchos secretos. También participan Sherri Saum (The Fosters), Steven Williams (The Chi, The Leftovers), Griffin Gluck (American Vandal, Private Practice), Laysla de Oliveira (The Gifted), Kevin Alves (Shadowhunters, Degrassi: The Next Generation), Petrice Jones (Step Up: High Water), Thomas Mitchell Barnet (Wayne), Asha Bromfield (Riverdale) y Felix Mallard (Happy Together, Neighbours).

Escrita por Hill y Carlton Cuse (Lost, Colony). Diez episodios

Estreno: 7 de febrero

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My Holo Love (Netflix)

Drama coreano sobre una mujer exitosa (Go Sung Hee, Suits) que tiene problemas para reconocer caras y debido a esto se distancia de la gente y se encuentra sola la mayor parte del tiempo. Un día conecta con un holograma de inteligencia artificial llamado Holo (Yoon Hyun Min) de apariencia idéntica a su creador pero de personalidad muy distinta, que la entiende y se preocupa por ella, y descubre un amor que nunca esperó encontrar.

Escrita por Ryoo Yong-Jae y dirigida por Lee Sang-Yeob.

Estreno: 7 de febrero

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Mythic Quest: Raven's Banquet (Apple TV+)

Comedia sobre el día a día y los problemas de un disfuncional equipo de desarrolladores de videojuegos en plena creación de un juego muy popular. Protagonizada por Rob McElhenney (It's Always Sunny in Philadelphia), Charlie Day (It's Always Sunny in Philadelphia), F. Murray Abraham (Homeland, Chimerica), Danny Pudi (Community, Powerless), Imani Hakim (Everybody Hates Chris), Charlotte Nicdao (Please Like Me, Camp), David Hornsby (It's Always Sunny in Philadelphia, Six Feet Under), Jessie Ennis (Veep, Better Call Saul) y Ashly Burch.

Creada, escrita y producida por McElhenney (It's Always Sunny in Philadelphia), Day (It's Always Sunny in Philadelphia, The Cool Kids) y Megan Ganz (It's Always Sunny in Philadelphia, Community). Nueve episodios. Ya está renovada por una segunda temporada.

Estreno: 7 de febrero

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The Pale House (BBC One)

Adaptación de la novela de Agatha Christie (1961) en la que aparece una misteriosa lista de nombres en el zapato de una joven asesinada. Uno de los nombres es el de Mark Easterbrook (Rufus Sewell; The Man in the High Castle, Victoria), un anticuario viudo que ha encontrado el amor de nuevo con la joven Hermia (Kaya Scodelario; Skins, The Maze Runner) pero aún sigue obsesionado por la trágica muerte de su primera esposa. ¿Por qué está su nombre en esa lista? ¿Está destinado a morir? Su investigación le llevará hasta The Pale Horse, la casa de tres mujeres que se rumorea que son brujas. Completan el reparto Bertie Carvel (Doctor Foster, Baghdad Central), Sean Pertwee (Gotham), Henry Lloyd-Hughes (Killing Eve, Indian Summers), James Fleet (Outlander, Unforgotten), Poppy Gilbert, Madeleine Bowyer (Black Mirror), Ellen Robertson, Sarah Woodward (Queens of Mystery), Georgina Campbell (Broadchurch, Flowers), Claire Skinner (Outnumbered, Next of Kin), Rita Tushingham (In the Flesh), Sheila Atim (Harlots) y Kathy Kiera Clarke (Derry Girls).

Escrita por Sarah Phelps (And Then There Were None, Ordeal by Innocence). Dos episodios.

Estreno: 9 de febrero

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The End (Sky Atlantic)

Drama familiar sobre tres generaciones de una familia de Australia que tratan de averiguar cómo morir con dignidad, vivir sin nada y hacer que la vida valga la pena. Kate Brennan (Frances O'Connor; The Missing, Mr. Selfridge) es una doctora especialista en cuidados paliativos y se opone a la eutanasia. Edie (Harriet Walkter; Flowers, The Crown), su madre, está a favor del derecho a morir y tiene miedo a las residencias de ancianos. Con Luke Arnold (Black Sails, Glitch), Morgan Davies (The Girlfriend Experience), Alex Dimitriades (Secret City, The Slap), Noni Hazlehurst (A Place to Call Home, City Homicide), Ingrid Torelli (Five Bedrooms), John Waters (Offspring, All Saints), Roy Billing (Rake, Jack Irish), Andrea Demetriades (Janet King, Pulse) o Uli Latukefu (Marco Polo, Harrow).

Creada y escrita por Samantha Strauss (Dance Academy, Offspring). Diez episodios.

Estreno: 10 de febrero

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For Life (ABC)

Drama legal sobre un prisionero (Nicholas Pinnock; Counterpart, Marcella) que se convierte en abogado y lleva los casos de otros reclusos mientras trata de revocar la sentencia de cadena perpetua que le impusieron por un crimen que no cometió. Cuenta también con Indira Varma (Game of Thrones, Luther), Joy Bryant (Parenthood, Good Girls Revolt), Glenn Fleshler (Billions, Barry), Dorian Missick (Tell Me a Story, Animal Kingdom), Tyla Harris (Six, Claws), Mary Stuart Masterson (Fried Green Tomatoes, Blindspot), Timothy Busfield (The West Wing, thirtysomething), Boris McGiver (House of Cards, Person of Interest) y 50 Cent (Power, Spy).

Escrita y producida por Hank Steinberg (Without a Trace) y producida por Isaac Wright Jr. -la serie está inspirada en su vida- y 50 Cent (Power). El piloto está dirigido por George Tillman Jr. (Men of Honor, The Hate U Give).

Estreno: 11 de febrero

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Cherish the Day (OWN)

Narra el romance de una pareja de Los Ángeles durante cinco años, con cada episodio centrándose en un día significativo de la relación. Protagonizada por Xosha Roquemore (The Mindy Project, I'm Dying Up Here) y Alano Miller (Underground, Jane the Virgin), contará también con Cicely Tyson (How to Get Away with Murder, The Help), Michael Beach (Third Watch, Sons of Anarchy) o Kellee Stewart (Midnight, Texas; The Soul Man).

Creada y producida por Ava DuVernay (Queen Sugar, When They See Us). Ocho episodios.

Estreno: 11 de febrero

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High Fidelity (Hulu)

Inspirada en la novela de Nick Hornby (1995) y la película del año 2000, esta versión nos cuenta la historia de Rob (Zoë Kravitz; Big Little Lies, Divergent), la cínica y desencantada dueña de una tienda de discos de Brooklyn. Amante de la música pop y las listas top five, decide visitar a las cinco personas que le rompieron el corazón.

Con Jake Lacy (I'm Dying Up Here, Girls), Da'Vine Joy Randolph (People of Earth, Empire), David H. Holmes, Kingsley Ben-Adir (Vera, The OA), Rainbow Francks (Jett, The Umbrella Academy), Ivanna Sakhno (The Spy Who Dumped Me) y Thomas Doherty (Legacies, The Lodge).

Creada y escrita por Veronica West y Sarah Kucserka. Producida por Zoë Kravitz. Diez episodios.

Estreno: 14 de febrero

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Utopia Falls (Hulu)

Dentro de unos cientos de años, entre las ruinas carbonizadas de la Tierra, veinticuatro adolescentes de la última colonia son elegidos para competir en la prestigiosa The Exemplar, un concurso de artes escénicas. Tras descubrir un misterioso archivo que le ayuda a conocer el hip-hop, Aliyah (Robyn Alomar), la independiente y aventurera hija de un oficial del gobierno, empieza a cuestionarse todo lo que sabe y convence al resto de jóvenes para comenzar una revolución y sacar a la luz la verdad gracias al poder de la música. Con Akiel Julien (The Next Step), Robbie Graham-Kuntz (The Next Step), Humberly González (In the Dark), Phillip Lewitski (Vikings), Devyn Nekoda (Backstage), Mickeey Nguyen (Make It Pop), Kate Drummond (Wynonna Earp), Huse Madhavji (Saving Hope) o Alexandra Castillo (Mary Kills People, The Girlfriend Experience). Escrita y dirigida por R.T. Thorne (Find Me in Paris). Diez episodios.

Estreno: 14 de febrero

Duncanville (FOX)

Comedia de animación sobre la familia y los amigos de Duncan, un chico de quince años con una gran imaginación. Con las voces de Amy Poehler (Inside Out, Parks and Recreation), Rashida Jones (Angie Tribeca, The Office), Wiz Khalifa (Dickinson), Ty Burrell (Modern Family), Riki Lindhome (Garfunkel and Oates, Another Period), Betsy Sodaro (Another Period) y Yassir Lester (Black Monday, Making History). Escrita por Mike y Julie Scully (The Simpsons, The Carmichael Show) y producida por Amy Poehler (Parks and Recreation, Broad City). Trece episodios. Estreno: 16 de febrero

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Intelligence (Sky One)

Comedia ambientada en el cuartel general de comunicaciones del gobierno británico en Cheltenham y centrada en un arrogante y disidente agente de la NSA (David Schwimmer; Friends, American Crime Story) que se une a un inepto y falto de tacto analista informático (Nick Mohammed; Uncle, Drifters) para formar un equipo contra el crimen cibernético. Completan el cast Sylvestra Le Touzel (The Crown, Utopia), Jane Stanness (Sally4Ever), Gana Bayarsaikhan, Oliver Birch (In the Flesh), Eliot Salt (GameFace) y Colin Salmon (Arrow, No Offence).

Escrita y producida por Nick Mohammed. Seis episodios.

Estreno: 18 de febrero

Spectros (Netflix)

Un grupo de adolescentes del distrito de Liberdale en São Paulo, Brasil -conocido por su gran comunidad japonesa- acaban en una realidad sobrenatural en 1908, donde tendrán que enfrentarse a extraños y siniestros acontecimientos. Acaban entendiendo que alguien está trayendo de vuelta a los muertos, que quieren venganza por lo que les ocurrió en el pasado. Protagonizada por Danilo Mesquita (3 %, Rock Story), Enzo Barone (A Garota da Moto, A Voz do Silêncio), Cláudia Okuno, Pedro Carvalho (Nerd of the Dead, Hoje Eu Quero Voltar Sozinho) y Mariana Sena.

Escrita, dirigida y producida por Douglas Petrie (Buffy the Vampire Slayer, Daredevil). Ocho episodios.

Estreno: 20 de febrero

Hunters (Amazon)

Inspirada en hechos reales, nos presenta a un grupo de personas que comienza una sangrienta búsqueda en Nueva York durante los años 60 para llevar frente a la justicia a cientos de oficiales nazis que viven de incógnito en Estados Unidos y planean crear allí el cuarto Reich. Jonah Heidelbaum (Logan Lerman; The Perks of Being a Wallflower, Percy Jackson), tras el asesinato de su abuela, entrar a formar parte de la banda y se convierte en el protegido de Meyer Offerman (Al Pacino; Scent of a Woman, The Godfather), un cazador de nazis retirado. Completan el reparto Lena Olin (Alias, Riviera), Josh Radnor (How I Met Your Mother, Rise), Jerrika Hinton (Grey's Anatomy, Here and Now), Carol Kane (Unbreakable Kimmy Schmidt, Gotham), Saul Rubinek (The Last Tycoon, Warehouse 13), Tiffany Boone (The Chi, The Following), Louis Ozawa Changchien (Kidding, Bosch), Greg Austin (Class, Mr. Selfridge), Dylan Baker (Homeland, The Americans), Kate Mulvany (Secret City), James Le Gros (The Passage, Mildred Pierce), Ebony Obsidian (If Beale Street Could Talk), Caleb Emery (Good Girls, American Vandal), Henry Hunter Hall (When They See Us, Waist Deep), Jeannie Berlin (The Night Of, The First), Julissa Bermudez (106 & Park), Becky Ann Parker (Men in Black), Josh Mostel (Big Daddy), Miles G. Jackson (The Last O.G.) y Jonno Davies (Spotless).

Creada y escrita por David Weil (Moonfall) y producida por Jordan Peele (Get Out, The Last O.G.). Diez episodios.

Estreno: 21 de febrero

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Puerta 7 (Netflix)

Thriller sobre las barras bravas argentinas, los peligrosos hinchas de fútbol. En la serie, una mujer (Dolores Fonzi; Truman, La cordillera) quiere limpiar la corrupción de un equipo y el nombre de su familia, un joven se convierte en barra brava para salvar a su familia de la pobreza y diferentes facciones del mismo club se enfrentan en una guerra civil. Con Esteban Lamothe (El marginal, Estocolmo), Carlos Belloso (La odisea de los giles, Atrapa a un ladrón), Daniel Aráoz (Una especie de familia, El hombre de al lado), Juan Gil Navarro (Floricienta, La casa del mar) y Antonio Grimau (Se dice amor, Soy gitano).

Creada por Martin Zimmerman (Ozark, Narcos), escrita por Patricio Vega (Los simuladores) y dirigida por Israel Adrián Caetano (El marginal, El otro hermano). Ocho episodios.

Estreno: 21 de febrero

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Gentefied (Netflix)

Dramedia bilingüe que sigue a tres primos mexicanos de Los Ángeles y sus intentos de vivir el sueño americano, incluso cuando este sueño amenaza su barrio o el negocio familiar. Protagonizada por Karrie Martin, J.J. Soria (The Oath, Animal Kingdom), Carlos Santos y Joaquín Cosio (The Strain, Narcos: Mexico). Les acompañan Julissa Calderón (Revenge), Annie González (Shameless, Good Girls Revolt), Laura Patalano (Vida), Felipe Esparza, Rafael Sigler (Ugly Betty), Jaime Álvarez (Grey's Anatomy, Shameless), Bianca Melgar, Michelle Ortiz y Alejandro Patiño.

Creada y escrita por Marvin Lemus y Linda Yvette Chávez, de la webserie del mismo nombre; y dirigida por Lemus. Producida por America Ferrera (Superstore). Diez episodios.

Estreno: 21 de febrero

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I Am Not Okay with This (Netflix)

Cuenta la historia de una joven de quince años llamada Sydney (Sophia Lillis; Sharp Objects, It), enamorada en secreto de su mejor amiga Dina (Sofia Bryant, The Good Wife) y con unos poderes telepáticos que aparecen siempre en los momentos más inoportunos. Completan el reparto Kathleen Rose Perkins (Episodes), Wyatt Olef (Guardians of the Galaxy), Aidan Wotjak-Hissong (Falling Water) y Richard Ellis (Veronica Mars).

Creada por Jonathan Entwistle (The End of the F***ing World) y Christy Hall, dirigida por Entwistle y basada en la novela gráfica de Charles Forsman (The End of the F***ing World). De los productores de Stranger Things. Ocho episodios.

Estreno: 26 de febrero

Followers (Netflix)

Natsume Hyakuta (Elaiza Ikeda; Sunny: Tsuyoi Kimochi Tsuyoi Ai, Isle of Dogs) es una aspirante a actriz que no está teniendo demasiada suerte ni en el mundillo ni en su vida personal cuando la popular fotógrafa de moda Rimi Nara (Miki Nakatani; Ringu, Ringu 2) publica una foto suya en Instagram. El éxito de Natsume en las redes crece a pasos agigantados mientras se cruza con una serie de personas de Tokyo que desean mantener la relevancia social mientras persiguen sus sueños. Con Nobuaki Kaneko (Diner), Mari Natsuki (Vision, Isle of Dogs), Yuka Itaya, Kom I, Yutaro y Shuhei Uesugi.

La primera serie de acción real original de Netflix Japón está dirigida por Mika Ninagawa (Diner). Nueve episodios.

Estreno: 27 de febrero

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Queen Sono (Netflix)

La primera serie de Netflix original de África es un thriller sobre una espía altamente entrenada (Pearl Thusi, Quantico, Catching Feelings) que trabaja para una agencia sudafricana y lidera operaciones criminales mientras lidia con una crisis personal. Con Vuyo Dabula, Sechaba Morojele (Human Cargo), Chi Mhende, Loyiso Madinga, Rob Van Vuuren (Munki and Trunk, Mandela: Long Walk to Freedom), Kate Liquorish (Madiba), Khathu Ramabulana (Shadow), Enhle Maphumulo, Abigail Kubeka (Wild at Heart), Connie Chiume (Black Panther), Otto Nobela (Wizard) y James Ngcobo.

Creada y dirigida por Kagiso Lediga (Catching Feelings). Seis episodios.

Estreno: 28 de febrero

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2006 Movie Awards

Best Picture: Babel Children of Men Dreamgirls The Lives of Others Shortbus HONORABLE MENTION: Pan’s Labyrinth, The History Boys, Notes on a Scandal, Little Miss Sunshine, Letters From Iwo Jima, Little Children, Sherrybaby, The Prestige, Shut Up & Sing, Casino Royale, The Death of Mr. Lazarescu Best Director: Alfonso Cuaron, Children of Men Guillermo del Toro, Pan's Labyrinth Florian Henckel von Donnersmarck, The Lives of Others Alejandro Gonzalez Inarritu, Babel John Cameron Mitchell, Shortbus HONORABLE MENTION: Pedro Almodovar, Volver; Martin Campbell, Casino Royale; Bill Condon, Dreamgirls; Laurie Collyer, Sherrybaby; Jonathan Dayton & Valerie Faris, Little Miss Sunshine; Clint Eastwood, Letters From Iwo Jima; Richard Eyre, Notes on a Scandal; Todd Field, Little Children; Paul Greengrass, United 93; Nicholas Hytner, The History Boys; Christopher Nolan, The Prestige Best Actor: Gael Garcia Bernal, The Science of Sleep Leonardo DiCaprio, The Departed Toby Jones, Infamous Ulrich Muhe, The Lives of Others Clive Owen, Children of Men HONORABLE MENTION: Sacha Baron Cohen, Borat; Daniel Craig, Casino Royale; Matt Damon, The Good Shepherd; Paul Dawson, Shortbus; Aaron Eckhart, Thank You for Smoking; Ion Fiscuteanu, The Death of Mr. Lazarescu; Joseph Gordon-Levitt, Brick; Ryan Gosling, Half Nelson; Hugh Jackman, The Fountain; Sebastian Koch, The Lives of Others; Kazunari Ninomiya, Letters From Iwo Jima; Peter O’Toole, Venus; Will Smith, The Pursuit of Happyness; Forest Whitaker, The Last King of Scotland; Patrick Wilson, Little Children Best Actress: Penelope Cruz, Volver Judi Dench, Notes on a Scandal Maggie Gyllenhaal, Sherrybaby Sook-Yin Lee, Shortbus Helen Mirren, The Queen HONORABLE MENTION: Ivana Baquero, Pan’s Labyrinth; Kirsten Dunst, Marie Antoinette; Shareeka Epps, Half Nelson; Anne Hathaway, The Devil Wears Prada; Beyonce Knowles, Dreamgirls; Meryl Streep, The Devil Wears Prada; Naomi Watts, The Painted Veil; Rachel Weisz, The Fountain; Kate Winslet, Little Children Best Supporting Actor: Daniel Craig, Infamous Paul Dano, Little Miss Sunshine Richard Griffiths, The History Boys Eddie Murphy, Dreamgirls Jack Nicholson, The Departed HONORABLE MENTION: Alan Arkin, Little Miss Sunshine; Samuel Barnett, The History Boys; Michael Caine, The Prestige; Steve Carell, Little Miss Sunshine; Robert Downey Jr., A Scanner Darkly; Jackie Earle Haley, Little Children; Ryo Kase, Letters From Iwo Jima; Sergi Lopez, Pan’s Labyrinth; Brad Pitt, Babel; Christopher Plummer, Inside Man; Keith Robinson, Dreamgirls; Jason Schwartzman, Marie Antoinette; Channing Tatum, A Guide to Recognizing Your Saints; Ulrich Tukur, The Lives of Others Best Supporting Actress: Adriana Barraza, Babel Emily Blunt, The Devil Wears Prada Frances de la Tour, The History Boys Jennifer Hudson, Dreamgirls Meryl Streep, A Prairie Home Companion HONORABLE MENTION: Cate Blanchett, Babel; Cate Blanchett, Notes on a Scandal; Abigail Breslin, Little Miss Sunshine; Jill Clayburgh, Running with Scissors; Vera Farmiga, The Departed; Martina Gedeck, The Lives of Others; Luminita Gheorghiu, The Death of Mr. Lazarescu; Rinko Kikuchi, Babel; Mia Kirshner, The Black Dahlia; Carmen Maura, Volver; Frances McDormand, Friends with Money; Catherine O’Hara, For Your Consideration; Anika Noni Rose, Dreamgirls; Emma Thompson, Stranger Than Fiction; Maribel Verdu, Pan’s Labyrinth Best Original Screenplay: Babel - Guillermo Arriaga Little Miss Sunshine - Michael Arndt The Lives of Others - Florian Henckel von Donnersmarck Pan's Labyrinth - Guillermo del Toro Shortbus - John Cameron Mitchell HONORABLE MENTION: The Death of Mr. Lazarescu, The Descent, Half Nelson, Inside Man, A Prairie Home Companion, The Queen, The Science of Sleep, Sherrybaby, Volver Best Adapted Screenplay: Children of Men - David Arata, Alfonso Cuaron, Mark Fergus, Hawk Ostby & Timothy J. Sexton The History Boys - Alan Bennett Letters From Iwo Jima - Paul Haggis & Iris Yamashita Little Children - Todd Field & Tom Perrotta Notes on a Scandal - Patrick Marber HONORABLE MENTION: Art School Confidential, Borat, Casino Royale, The Departed, The Devil Wears Prada, A Guide to Recognizing Your Saints, Infamous, Marie Antoinette, The Prestige, A Scanner Darkly, Thank You for Smoking Best Ensemble: Babel The Departed Dreamgirls The History Boys Shortbus HONORABLE MENTION: Art School Confidential, Bobby, Flags of Our Fathers, The Good Shepherd, A Guide to Recognizing Your Saints, Infamous, Inside Man, Letters From Iwo Jima, Little Miss Sunshine, Notes on a Scandal, A Prairie Home Companion, The Queen, Thank You for Smoking, United 93, Volver Best Limited Performance - Male: Adam Brody, Thank You for Smoking Alan Mandell, Shortbus Bill Nighy, Notes on a Scandal Joe Pesci, The Good Shepherd Martin Sheen, The Departed HONORABLE MENTION: Alec Baldwin, The Departed; Justin Bond, Shortbus; Bobby Cannavale, Fast Food Nation; James Cromwell, The Queen; Sam Elliott, Thank You for Smoking; Michael Gambon, The Good Shepherd; Danny Glover, Dreamgirls; Tony Hale, Stranger Than Fiction; Mark Margolis, The Fountain; Neal McDonough, Flags of Our Fathers; Hinnerk Schonemann, The Lives of Others; Koji Yakusho, Babel Best Limited Performance - Female: Viola Davis, World Trade Center Rosario Dawson, A Guide to Recognizing Your Saints Loretta Devine, Dreamgirls Julianne Moore, Children of Men Fiona Shaw, The Black Dahlia HONORABLE MENTION: Gillian Anderson, The Last King of Scotland; Tammy Blanchard, The Good Shepherd; Meagan Good, Brick; Judith Ivey, Flags of Our Fathers; Julie Kavner, Click; Sharon Leal, Dreamgirls; Gwyneth Paltrow, Infamous; Diana Rigg, The Painted Veil; Phyllis Somerville, Little Children; Sylvia Sims, The Queen; Robin Weigert, The Good German Breakthrough Performance: Ivana Baquero, Pan's Labyrinth Abigail Breslin, Little Miss Sunshine Paul Dawson, Shortbus Jennifer Hudson, Dreamgirls Rinko Kikuchi, Babel HONORABLE MENTION: Claire-Hope Ashitey, Children of Men; Samuel Barnett, The History Boys; Jay Brannan, Shortbus; Presley Chweneyagae, Tsotsi; Melonie Diaz, A Guide to Recognizing Your Saints; Debbie Doebereiner, Bubble; Mark Duplass, The Puffy Chair; Shareeka Epps, Half Nelson; Max Minghella, Art School Confidential; Emily Rios, Quinceanera; Jaden Smith, The Pursuit of Happyness; Jodie Whitaker, Venus Best Film Editing: Babel - Douglas Crise & Stephen Mirrione Children of Men - Alfonso Cuaron & Alex Rodriguez The Lives of Others - Patricia Rommel Shortbus - Brian A. Kates United 93 - Clare Douglas, Richard Pearson & Christopher Rouse HONORABLE MENTION: Bubble, Casino Royale, The Departed, The Descent, Dreamgirls, The Good Shepherd, Infamous, Inside Man, Letters From Iwo Jima, Little Children, Little Miss Sunshine, Pan’s Labyrinth, The Prestige, Shut Up & Sing, Volver Best Cinematography: Babel - Rodrigo Prieto Children of Men - Emmanuel Lubezski The Good Shepherd - Robert Richardson Letters From Iwo Jima - Tom Stern The Lives of Others - Hagen Bodanski HONORABLE MENTION: The Black Dahlia, Bubble, Casino Royale, The Death of Mr. Lazarescu, The Descent, Dreamgirls, Flags of Our Fathers, The Fountain, Inside Man, Marie Antoinette, Pan’s Labyrinth, The Prestige, Shortbus, United 93, Volver Best Original Score: The Fountain - Clint Mansell The Lives of Others - Stephane Moucha & Gabriel Yared Notes on a Scandal - Phillip Glass The Queen - Alexandre Desplat Volver - Alberto Iglesias HONORABLE MENTION: Babel, Brick, The DaVinci Code, The Departed, The Good German, The Illusionist, Letters From Iwo Jima, Little Children, The Painted Veil, Pan’s Labyrinth, United 93 Best Original Song: Dreamgirls - "Listen" - Scott Cutler, Beyonce Knowles, Henry Krieger & Anne Preven Dreamgirls - "Love You I Do" - Siedah Garrett & Henry Krieger Dreamgirls - "Patience" - Henry Krieger & Willie Reale Shortbus - "In the End" - Scott Matthew Shut Up & Sing - "The Neighbor" - Gary Louris, Martie Maguire, Natalie Maines, Emily Robison & Pete Yorn HONORABLE MENTION: Bobby - “Never Gonna Break My Faith”; Cars - “Our Town”; Casino Royale - “You Know My Name”; Happy Feet - “The Song of the Heart”; Shortbus - “Soda Shop”; Stranger Than Fiction - “The Book I Write” Best Art Direction: The Black Dahlia - Dante Ferretti & Elli Griff Dreamgirls - Nancy Haigh & John Myhre Marie Antoinette - K.K. Barrett & Veronique Melery Pan's Labyrinth - Eugenio Caballero & Pilar Revuelta The Prestige - Nathan Crowley & Julie Ochipinti HONORABLE MENTION: Bobby, Casino Royale, Children of Men, The Devil Wears Prada, Flags of Our Fathers, The Good Shepherd, The Illusionist, Infamous, Letters From Iwo Jima, The Lives of Others, The Painted Veil, Pirates of the Caribbean: Dead Man’s Chest, The Queen, The Science of Sleep, Volver Best Costume Design: The Devil Wears Prada - Patricia Field Dreamgirls - Sharen Davis Marie Antoinette - Milena Canonero The Painted Veil - Ruth Myers Pan's Labyrinth - Lala Huete HONORABLE MENTION: The Black Dahlia, Bobby, Flags of Our Fathers, The Good Shepherd, The Illusionist, Infamous, Letters From Iwo Jima, The Lives of Others, Pirates of the Caribbean: Dead Man’s Chest, A Prairie Home Companion, The Prestige, The Queen, Volver Best Makeup: The Descent Marie Antoinette Pan's Labyrinth Pirates of the Caribbean: Dead Man's Chest The Queen HONORABLE MENTION: The Black Dahlia, Children of Men, Dreamgirls, The Fountain, The Good Shepherd, The Illusionist, Infamous, Letters From Iwo Jima, The Prestige, Saw III, Volver, X-Men: The Last Stand Best Sound Mixing: Casino Royale Children of Men Dreamgirls Letters From Iwo Jima The Lives of Others HONORABLE MENTION: Babel, The Departed, The Descent, Flags of Our Fathers, The Good Shepherd, Inside Man, Little Miss Sunshine, Marie Antoinette, Mission: Impossible III, Pan’s Labyrinth, Pirates of the Caribbean: Dead Man’s Chest, A Prairie Home Companion, The Prestige, Shortbus, United 93 Best Sound Editing: Casino Royale Children of Men Letters From Iwo Jima Pan's Labyrinth The Prestige HONORABLE MENTION: Babel, Blood Diamond, The Departed, The Descent, Dreamgirls, Flags of Our Fathers, Inside Man, The Lives of Others, Mission: Impossible III, Pirates of the Caribbean: Dead Man’s Chest, Saw III, Superman Returns, United 93, X-Men: The Last Stand Best Visual Effects: Casino Royale Flags of Our Fathers Letters From Iwo Jima Mission: Impossible III Pan's Labyrinth HONORABLE MENTION: Children of Men, The Fountain, Pirates of the Caribbean: Dead Man’s Chest, Poseidon, The Science of Sleep, Superman Returns, X-Men: The Last Stand Best Foreign-Language Film: The Death of Mr. Lazarescu - Cristi Puiu The Lives of Others - Florian Henckel von Donnersmarck Pan's Labyrinth - Guillermo del Toro Tsotsi - Gavin Hood Volver - Pedro Almodovar HONORABLE MENTION: Duck Season Best Documentary: Deliver Us From Evil - Amy Berg The Heart of the Game - Ward Serrill Shut Up & Sing - Barbara Kopple & Cecilia Peck Street Fight - Marshall Curry Wordplay - Patrick Creadon HONORABLE MENTION: An Inconvenient Truth, Jackass: Number Two, Jesus Camp, Stagedoor, This Film Is Not Yet Rated Best Animated Film: Flushed Away - David Bowers & Sam Fell Happy Feet - George Miller Monster House - Gil Kenan Over the Hedge - Tim Johnson & Karey Kirkpatrick A Scanner Darkly - Richard Linklater HONORABLE MENTION: Cars Every 2006 Film I've Seen: Ranked

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Des concerts à Paris et autour

Juin 20. Stranded Horse + Halo Maud + Buvette + Rubin Steiner + Yeti Lane + Petit Prince (36 H Saint-Eustache) – église Saint-Eustache (gratuit) 20. DJ Shadow – Elysée Montmartre 21. Cheveu & Groupe Doueh – parvis de l'Institut du monde arabe (gratuit) 21. Palatine + JP Nataf & friends (36 H Saint-Eustache) – église Saint-Eustache (gratuit) 21. Bitpart + Trotski nautique – Le Super coin (gratuit) 21. Polar + Powrtoch – jardin des îles|Parc de La Villette (gratuit) 21. Coralie Maurin + Nuances d'engrais + Unglee Izi + The Ready-Mades (fest. Pavillon sonore) – Château FMR (Carrières-s/s-Poissy) (gratuit) 21. A lot of V + Andcl + Scenes from Salad + Auxland – Lazer Quest|Carbone 17 (Aubervilliers) 22. dDamage + Paulie Jan + Milan + Geste + Sébstaien Forrester – Supersonic (gratuit) 22. Joëlle Léandre & Mike Ladd – Galerie Hus (sur résa) 22. Emmanuelle Parrenin + Rémi Parson + My Concubine (feset. Walden) – Centre Barbara FGO 22. MCMLXXXV + Volcan + Zaltan + Andy Bradin + Leopolda – La Station 22. Pfirter + Lewis Fautzi + Pearl + Krÿst – Nuits fauves 22. Miley Serious b2b Qoso – La Java 23. Cheap Riot + Stratocastors – Le Zorba (gratuit) 23. Damien Dubrovnik + Internazionale + Ligovskoï + Dasein – Gaîté lyrique 23. Jardin + Hystérie + Savon Tranchand – La Mécanique ondulatoire 23. Drache + Upfall ?! + Salsa + Thharm + Geste & Machines (6 ans d'En veux-tu ? En vl'à !) – Cirque électrique 23. Jad Wio – Grand Bouillon (Aubervilliers) (gratuit) 23. Christine Ott : cinéconcert sur “Tabou” de F. W. Murnau – Les Toiles (Saint-Gratien) (gratuit) 23. Jesse Osborne-Lanthier + Fawkes + Moyo – Instants chavirés (Montreuil) 23. Murcof & Vanessa Wagner – La Marbrerie (Montreuil) 23. Ludwig von 88 + Stylnox + Julie Colère (festival CNT) – La Parole errante (Montreuil) 23. Marietta + Royal Canoë + Therapy Taxi + Malca + Buvette + Lao Ra + Irène Drésel + Cosmo Sonic + Le Temple... (Bateau music fest.) – Les Écuries de La Millière (Les Menuls) 23. Francesco Tristano + Adam X b2b Ron Morelli – Nuits fauves 24. No Balls + Darfour + Saurien – La Mécanique ondulatoire 24. Pali Meursault + Tomoko Sauvage + Moshe O'Grady + Pauline Drand + Jonathan Walsh... – La Générale 24. Police des moeurs + Night Riders – Espace B 24. I Apologize + Il est vilaine + Aubry – Centre national de la Danse (Pantin) (gratuit) 24. Burning Heads + René Binamé + Mr Bidon + El Comunero (festival CNT) – La Parole errante (Montreuil) 24. Better Person + Sean Nicholas Savage + Claude Violante + Aldous RH + Bryan's Magic Tears + Ten Fé + Tristesse contemporaine + Ambeyance + Cheaper Shepherd & Cans... (Bateau music fest.) – Les Écuries de La Millière (Les Menuls) 24. Alessandro Adriani + Jasss + December + Maoupa Mazzocchetti – Batofar 24. Louisahhh + Dusty Kid + Arnaud Rebotini – La Clairière 24. Miss Kitttin + Raven + Pussylicious + Dechargeurs + Reno + Crame – À la folie 25. Matt Elliott (fest. BD6Né) – médiathèque Marguerite-Duras (gratuit) 25. Ragnhild May & Kristoffer Raasted + Jeanne + D' de Kabal – Khiasma (Les Lilas) (gratuit) 25. Moyo + Sébastien Forrester + Graal + Fawkes + Crave + Eliya – Le Wonder (Bagnolet) 25. Terrine + LV2 + Pigeon + CPTL.ST – La Mécanique ondulatoire 26. The KVB + Mototrama + Lea Porcelain – Le Garage 26. Street Eaters + Bitpart + Belmont Witch + Stalled Minds – La Comedia (Montreuil) 26>28. Zëro : concert littéraire "Pasolini" avec Virginie Despentes & Béatrice Dalle – Maison de la poésie 28. Blondie – Olympia 29. Sam Fleisch + Percolator – Olympic café 29. Goat + High Wolf – Point FMR 29. Sathönay + :such: + Casio judiciaire – Instants chavirés (Montreuil) 29 > 02.07. Belmont Witch + Mariachi + Ella a. Thaun + Nana Benamer + Sleep Loan Sharks + Big Meufs + Miaux + Méryll Ampe + Félon + Las Kellies... (fest. Comme nous brûlons) – La Station 30. Tropical Horses + Marietta – Petit Bain (gratuit) 30. Geoff Leigh & Makoto Kawabata – Chair de poule (gratuit) 30. Geneviève Pasquier + Position parallèle + Black Light Ascension – Le Zèbre de Belleville 30. Objekt + Rrose + Paula Temple (Macki music fest.) – La Machine 30. Jean-Luc Guionnet & Eric La Casa : "Home" – Théâtre studio|La Muse en circuit (Alfortville) (gratuit sur résa) 30. Shackleton + Dave Clarke (dj) + Sunil Sharpe b2b Umwelt + David Carretta + Aleksi Perälä + Dungeon Acid + TM404 + Posthuman feat. Josh Caffe + Skee Mask (dj) + Ben Sims (dj) + Om Unit (dj) + Doc Daneeka (dj) + Doc Scott b2b Seba + Shed + Jon Dasilva b2b Swalk (20 ans de Trax) – base aérienne 217 (Brétigny/Orge)

Juillet 01. Ke/Hil + Kommando + Tunnels of Āh + AntiVallium – Le Zèbre de Belleville 01. The Hacker vs Danny Daze – Nuits fauves 01/02. Soichi Terada + Antal b2b Hunee + San Proper + Margie + Renart + Mézigue + Rendez-vous... (Macki Music fest.) – parc de la mairie (Carrières/Seine) 02. The Color Bars Experience joue Nick Drake (Days Off) – Salle de répétition|Philharmonie 02. Tindersticks : cineconcert sur "Minute Bodies" de Suart Staples (Days Off) – Cité de la musique 03. Plattenbau + Badbad – La Pointe Lafayette 03. The Warlocks + The Orwells + Marietta – Le Garage 03. Metronomy + Denai Moore (Days Off) – Salle Boulez|Philharmonie 04. Savages + Kate Tempest (Days Off) – Cité de la musique 05. Group Doueh & Cheveu – Institut des Cultures d'Islam 06. Devandra Banhart + Lisa Hannigan (Days Off) – Salle Boulez|Philharmonie 06. Mikky Blanco + Rebekka Warrior + Moor Mother + Easter + Smerz (Loud & Proud) – Gaîté lyrique 06. Pili Coït + Panico Panico + Rape&Revenge + Foune Cury – Espace B 06>09. Asia Argento + The Penelopes + The Charlatans + The Legendary Tigerman + Andy Votel + Nathan Fake + Yolk + Kid Chocolat + Lydia Lunch... – Salo 07. Duchess Says + Mountain Bike – La Station 07. The Queer Icons + Deena Abdelwahed (Loud & Proud) – Gaîté lyrique 07. Ancient Methods + Marie Davidson + Voiski + Varg + Exal + BLNDR + Carl Craig + Marcel Dettmann + Nina Kraviz + The Martinez Brothers + Jackmaster + Levon Vincent + Konstantin + Peggy Gou + Hugo LX + Codex Empire (Peacock Society) – Parc floral (Vincennes) 07. Bryan's Magic Tears + Tritha Electric + Stratocastors + Gloria + Tomaga + Le Villejuif Underground + Last Night + Hey Colossus + Cocaine Piss + Nova Materia (La Ferme électrique) – La Ferme du Plateau (Tournan-en-Brie) 08. The Horrors (Fnac Live) – parvis de l'Hôtel de ville (gratuit) 08. Jay-Jay Johanson (Fnac Live) – scène du Salon (gratuit sur invite) 08. Do the Dirt + Guili Guili Goulag + En attendant Ana + Delacave + Daikiri + Housewives + Mendelson + The Limiñanas + Fai Baba [+ Sister Iodine : ANNULÉ] + Snapped Ankles + Pogo Car Crash Control (La Ferme électrique) – La Ferme du Plateau (Tournan-en-Brie) 08. Sourdure + Piu Piu (dj) + N.M.O. + Danny L. Harle (dj) (Siestes électroniques) – musée du Quai Branly (gratuit sur résa) 08. Yves Tumor + Chino Amobi + Tami T + Big Dipper + Kiddy Smile + Jennifer Cardini + Honey Sound System + Venus Xgg (Loud & Proud) – Gaîté lyrique 08. Air (Days Off) – Salle Boulez|Philharmonie 08. Dixon + Kaytranada + Apollonia + The Black Madonna + Moodymann + DVS1 + Midland + Romare + Tommy Genesis + Avalon Emerson + Jlin + AZF + Raheem Experience + Fils de Vénus + Bamao Yende + TGAF (Peacock Society) – Parc floral (Vincennes) 09. Carl Stone (dj) + Manu le Malin (dj) (Siestes électroniques) – musée du Quai Branly (gratuit sur résa) 09. Jarvis Cocker & Chilly Gonzales (Days Off) – Cité de la musique 10. Bombino + Canalon De Timbiqui + Bania – Le Garage 10. RY X + C Duncan (Days Off) – Cité de la musique 10. Sufjan Stevens, Bryce Dessner, Nico Muhly & James McAlister (Days Off) – Salle Boulez|Philharmonie 13. Dear Deer + Pour X raisons + Kalicia Katakov – La Comedia Michelet (Montreuil) 13. Shifted + Vatican Shadow + Parfait – Nuits fauves 13. Ellen Allien + Dimitri Rivière + Maxime Iko + Solange... – Badaboum 15. Blawan – Rex Club 19. Molecule – Safari Boat 21. Hocico + Shaârghot – Petit Bain 21. Couteau latex + PUFF + Stratocastors – La Mécanique ondulatoire 22. Kumisolo + Karaocake – Point FMR 25. Sheer Mag + Holy Gray + Police Control + PCP Manor – Olympic café 27. Adult. – Point FMR 29. Legowelt + Amir Alexander + Kern Space Adventures – Nuits fauves

Août 03. Wife + Uniform – Point FMR 04. Molly Nelson + The Beat Escape – Point FMR 04. Truss + Subjected + BLNDR + Hemka + KVD + Scry b2b Aspect + Théophiluss b2b Charlie Oohlala + Kairos – La plage de Glazart 05. Kobosil + UVB + VSK + Remco Beekwilder + Casual Treatment + Keikari – La plage de Glazart 25. Converge + Havok + Gorguts + Revocation – Trabendo 25>27. PJ Harvey + The XX + At the Drive In + Franz Ferdinand + Cypress Hill + Ty Segall + Rone + The Kills... (Rock en Seine) – Parc de Saint-Cloud 29. The Psychedelic Furs – Elysée Montmartre

Septembre 13/14. LCD Soundsystem – Olympia 15. Cocaine Piss – Espace B 21. Ennio Morricone – Bercy Arena 21. Claire Bergerault + Mark Fell & Will Gurthrie (fest. Crak) – Eglise Saint-Merry 22. Tomoko Sauvage + Onceim & Jon Tilbury + Hanna Hartman (fest. Crak) – Eglise Saint-Merry 22. She Past Away + Qual – Petit Bain 23. Jon Gibson's Ensemble + Eddie Prevost & John Tilbury + F Pierce Warnecke (fest. Crak) – Eglise Saint-Merry 27. Sigur Ros – Grand Rex ||COMPLET|| 28/29. Sigur Ros – Grand Rex 29. Tim Hecker + Gas + Midori Takada + Prurient + Pan Daijing (Red Bull fest.) – Palais de Tokyo 30. Zombie Zombie + Marie Davidson + Not Waving + Soft War (December b2b AZF) + Simon Cell b2b The Pilotwings + Voisky présente "Disconnections, music for Clouds" (Red Bull fest.) – La Marbrerie (Montreuil) 30. Nova Materia & Latetitia Sadier : "Du point de vue des pierres", d'après Tristan Garcia (Red Bull fest.) – Nouveau Théâtre de Montreuil

Octobre 03. Nick Cave & The Bad Seeds – Zénith ||COMPLET|| 04. Nick Cave & The Bad Seeds – Zénith 04. Ben Frost (Biennale Nemo) – Le Trianon 13. Zëro + Heliogabale – Batofar 14. Wardruna – La Cigale 19. Nosfell – Café de la danse 20. Gary Numan – Trabendo 23. Mogwai – Grand Rex 24. The Dream Syndicate – Centre Barbara FGO 26. King Dude + The Ruins of Beverast + Dolch – Petit Bain 28. Peter Hook & The Light – Le Trianon

Novembre 02>04. The National + Run The Jewels + Ride + Talaboman + Badbadnotgood + The Blaze + Polo & Pan + Jungle + Bicep + Isaac Delusion + Sylvan Esso + Cigarettes after Sex + This is the Kit + Sigrid + Princess Nokia + Jacques + Andy Shauf + Chassol + Kamasi Washington + Loyle Carner + Tom Misch + Moses Sumney + Mina Tindle + Hmltd... (Pitchfork fest.) – Grande Halle de La Villette 07. Godspeed you! Black Emperor – Elysée Montmartre 15. Igorrr – La Maroquinerie 17. Trisomie 21 – La Machine 19. Agnostic Front + Bishops Green – Gibus 21. Sun Kil Moon – Gaîté lyrique 21>24. Pierre-Yves Macé & Joris Lacoste (festival d'Automne) – Espace Pierre-Cardin 24. Laibach – Trabendo 27. Marilyn Manson – Bercy|Arena

2018

Janvier 30/31. Pierre-Yves Macé & Joris Lacoste (festival d'Automne) – L'Apostrophe (Cergy-Pontoise)

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footyplusau · 8 years ago

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Plan B: Who steps up if a key player goes down?

EVERY team has their irreplaceable players. But if injury strikes, and the magnets on the whiteboard need to be shifted around, does your team have a plan B?

Our writers name the three most important cogs in each team’s wheel, and how your club would cover their loss – from a straight swap of personnel to some tactical wizardry from the coach.

Rory Sloane: Sloane is one of the Brownlow Medal favourites, so his loss would be keenly felt. It certainly was when North Melbourne’s Sam Gibson and Demon Bernie Vince quelled his influence in rounds seven and eight. But not every club has a 307-game midfield bull like Scott Thompson desperate for promotion.

Taylor Walker: The Crows’ captain is a beast up forward and an inspirational leader, but they are one club that could afford to be without him for an extended time. The fact Adelaide had the luxury of dropping Josh Jenkins shows the embarrassment of riches it boasts inside 50. Versatile tall Andy Otten has already proven capable of stepping in while Jenkins was out earlier in the year, while Tom Lynch could play closer to goal and Eddie Betts is always happy to accept more passes.

Sam Jacobs: The ruck is rarely a concern for Don Pyke’s men when the big ‘Sauce’ is in the line-up. And that’s more often than not, with Jacobs playing at least 19 games in his six full seasons at the Crows. But if the ex-Blue was to suffer an injury, there would have to be a decision made. Does Andy Otten or Kyle Hartigan become the top option in Jacobs’ absence, or do they turn to two-gamer Reilly O’Brien, who has impressed in the SANFL? – Marc McGowan

Harris Andrews: It’s just his third season, but the young Queenslander has made the full-back spot his own. Jack Frost appears an obvious choice to replace him, but putting the ultimate defensive responsibility on the shoulders of young swingman Dan McStay might be a better option long-term.

Dayne Beams: The skipper has already missed two matches with a quad problem, and is a difficult man to cover with his mix of inside and outside football. Rhys Mathieson could make the step from NEAFL if Chris Fagan wanted a contested ball winner. The Lions could also insert Daniel Rich to a more central role and cover his half-back position with Tom Cutler.

Stefan Martin: The Lions are thin in the ruck, but in Archie Smith they have a good backup if Martin has to miss matches. Smith played three games in 2016, and while his work around the ground is improving, he is excellent around stoppages and could comfortably hold his own as the main man. – Michael Whiting

Archie Smith is a handy backup for star ruckman Stefan Martin. Picture: AFL Photos

Sam Docherty: The ex-Lion is in All Australian form and marshals a well-organised defence. With Sam Rowe gone for the season, Docherty’s presence is vital and the Blues would be forced into a restructure if they lost him. When Irishman Ciaran Byrne returns from a long-term knee injury, he could provide some of the daring run that Docherty provides and maybe Lachie Plowman could step up to be the ‘quarterback’.

Matthew Kreuzer: The ruckman has been in the most consistent vein of form in his career, providing plenty of grunt and linking up well in the midfield. Andrew Phillips, who is on the comeback trail from a foot injury sustained during the pre-season, looms as the logical replacement if the former No.1 draft pick went down, but the Blues would miss the big man dearly.

Marc Murphy: The skipper has been in scintillating touch this season and you only have to go back to last season to see how the Blues coped without him – not very well. Covering him would take a big effort from the midfield, with more responsibility loaded on to the broad shoulders of Patrick Cripps, Bryce Gibbs and Ed Curnow, with help from some of the club’s talented youngsters. – Howard Kotton

Jamie Elliott: The little dynamo hadn’t played since 2015 but for the past five weeks he has been the most likely Magpie in attack. Elliott leads the Pies’ goalkicking with an efficient 13.5 – the next best in this period has been Darcy Moore’s 7.5 – and creates opportunities with his speed, work ethic, marking ability and defensive actions. Without him, the Pies would need greater contributions from the likes of Alex Fasolo and Jordan De Goey, and midfielders such as Scott Pendlebury and Steele Sidebottom could spend more time in the front half. Another high-flyer in Jeremy Howe could also be thrown forward.

Brodie Grundy: The durable, ultra-competitive young ruckman hasn’t missed a game since being overlooked for last year’s season opener, and has since averaged 18 possessions (plenty for a ruckman), four clearances and 30 hit-outs. In the event of Grundy being sidelined, which would leave a huge hole in the Pies’ line-up, raw forward/ruckman Mason Cox would need to shoulder most of the responsibility with support from the likes of young forward Darcy Moore and perhaps even Lachie Keeffe.

Jeremy Howe: The former Demon’s importance has only heightened since Ben Reid’s latest soft-tissue injury, and his anticipation, contested marking, composure and kicking skills on either side would be difficult to replace. However young, injury-prone defender Matt Scharenberg has found a rich vein of form in the VFL and could be called upon to fill the void. Tom Langdon, also returning from injury, has shown in the past that he’s a more than capable intercept player. Or maybe Tyson Goldsack could be released to play a more offensive role. – Ben Collins

Ex-Demon Jeremy Howe has been a standout for the Pies in defence. Picture: AFL Photos

Michael Hurley: The Bombers would be in strife if they lost Hurley, but they could at least move gun swingman Cale Hooker from his forward post to hold down the defence with confidence. Injured duo Patrick Ambrose and Mitch Brown will also be back in the next few weeks which provides the club with some defensive depth.

Joe Daniher: The Essendon spearhead is probably the club’s most irreplaceable player. In the case he was unavailable the Bombers would probably play with just two key forwards – James Stewart and Cale Hooker. But they could also change around their structure and bring in ruckmen Tom Bellchambers (six goals in the VFL last weekend) and Shaun McKernan, who have both proved they can take a grab near goal.

Zach Merrett: In this case the Bombers’ first move would probably be to shift Darcy Parish into a more prominent midfield role. As for Merrett’s possible replacements from outside the Essendon senior side, youngster Kobe Mutch is an accumulating midfielder who would do the same at the next level, while David Myers and Andy McGrath could also spend some more time up the ground. Kyle Langford and Craig Bird are other midfield options out of the side currently. – Callum Twomey

Nat Fyfe: Fremantle’s band of inside midfielders are as good as any in the competition but, as we saw last season, losing their main man would be a hammer blow. Fyfe not only attracts the opposition’s attention, he stands up in big moments where the contest is fiercest. If he went down again, Ross Lyon’s ability to use onballers David Mundy and Lachie Neale up forward – a tactic that has reaped rewards this year – would be severely compromised.

Aaron Sandilands: There is no more important player to the Dockers than the 211cm giant, whose unrivalled tap work kickstarts Freo’s engine room. Ruck depth is not a strength for the Dockers either. Jon Griffin doesn’t have the same presence, but would be the obvious fall-back option ahead of raw draftee Sean Darcy, and Freo’s tactics at centre bounces in particular would have to become more defensive.

Michael Walters: Few players boast Walters’ X-factor. The 26-year-old has been spending more time in the midfield but is most valuable in attack – as he proved with a game-turning three-goal third quarter against Carlton – and Freo has no obvious replacement with Hayden Ballantyne sidelined. Hayden Crozier and Brady Grey are competing at ground level, but one of the Hill brothers – Stephen or Bradley – would be needed to offer extra zip up forward if Walters was sidelined. – Travis King

Tom Hawkins: Hawkins is crucial to the Cats’ fortunes as their forward-line revolves around the big man who has kicked 27 goals in nine games this season. The Cats could make Harry Taylor their key forward and move Aaron Black into the second tall forward role in his absence or include Rhys Stanley who they fancy as a forward/ruckman. Wylie Buzza has been in good form in the reserves and could get a chance inside 50 this season but he is a developing player.

Tom Lonergan: Although Lonergan is in the twilight of his career he is so reliable that any replacement will be a step down in the short term. Ryan Gardner is the key defender being groomed to take over from Lonergan in the key defensive post however he remains a work in progress. The Cats could switch Taylor back into defence and play Black or Stanley forward.

Patrick Dangerfield: Obviously losing either Dangerfield or Joel Selwood for a long period would put a serious dent in the Cats’ premiership chances but a short-term absence would give other midfielders the chance to step up. Steven Motlop has been playing as a forward-mid but it would give him the chance to play as a full-time midfielder, breaking the lines and creating opportunities for key forwards. The other option, of course, would be to pray. – Peter Ryan

Gary Ablett: Almost since their inception, the ‘no Ablett, no Suns’ saying has rung true, but they finally have some depth to cover if the champion midfielder is missing. Jack Martin would move into a more permanent midfield role, while Jesse Lonergan could be given a prolonged opportunity once overcoming his own injuries.

Tom Lynch: With Sam Day already injured, Lynch is the man the Suns can least afford to lose. Jarrad Grant is the only senior-listed ‘tall’ forward playing NEAFL that could step in, but surrounding Peter Wright with more mobility could appeal, with Martin a leading forward, and draftee Ben Ainsworth to come back into the team. Switching Steven May forward would be a last resort.

Steven May: Gold Coast has already had a look at this scenario, with May missing two weeks with a hamstring problem. They have precious few options in this part of the ground, but young Jack Leslie is readymade to step into a key defensive post. – Michael Whiting

Young defender Jack Leslie has been used as a fallback option for the Suns. Picture: AFL Photos

Stephen Coniglio: The vice-captain is the man Leon Cameron turns to when he needs someone to run with the opposition’s best midfielder, so to have him for just two games this year has been a blow. Coniglio’s hardness at stoppage situations makes life extremely tough for his opponent. Ryan Griffen stepped up in his absence before he went down with a long-term ankle injury of his own.

Phil Davis: His fellow co-captain Callan Ward told AFL.com.au earlier this year that Davis was the club’s most important player – he’s that vital as the anchor of the GWS backline. Davis takes the opposition’s best tall forward each week and if they were to lose him, like they have in previous seasons, it places more pressure on teammates Adam Tomlinson and Aidan Corr.

Shane Mumford: The aggressive ruckman has so much presence on the field that he’s just about irreplaceable for the Giants. Rory Lobb does a great job giving Mumford a chop-out but isn’t quite No.1 ruck ready yet, and that would also rob the forward line of a reliable tall target. The Giants’ freefall after Mumford went down in 2015 was no coincidence. – Adam Curley

Tom Mitchell: Nine games into his first season with the Hawks and Mitchell is already emerging as one of the club’s most important players because he has been able to address a glaring weakness of the side – winning contested ball. Liam Shiels and Will Langford are OK at the contest, but Hawk fans are looking forward to the debut of rookie-listed midfielder James Cousins, who has been a contested beast in the VFL this year.

Shaun Burgoyne: He’s 34, played 92 consecutive games and remains Hawthorn’s ‘break glass in case of emergency player’. There is nobody like him although Ryan Burton has rarely put a foot wrong since becoming a regular senior player and if he develops he should, like Burgoyne, be able to fit seamlessly anywhere around the ground.

James Frawley: Was probably not playing as well this year as in seasons past, but his absence for the next two months because of a toe injury will really hurt Hawthorn. Plan B is Kaiden Brand, but he didn’t play either last weekend because he was ill. Kurt Heatherley was Plan C and he went OK against the Pies, but he still has plenty of development to come. – Ashley Browne

Max Gawn: Melbourne is already onto plans B and C after it lost the star ruckman to a hamstring injury in round three. Losing Gawn had the potential to be a disaster, but at least Jake Spencer was there in reserve. That was until the back-up big man suffered a serious shoulder injury against Richmond in round five. Now, the Demons have been forced to rely on the under-sized Cameron Pedersen, along with Jack Watts and Tom McDonald, to compete in the ruck. The Demons have been smashed in hit-outs (-143) over the past month, but have offset that loss by winning the clearances (+32). However, Gawn’s slated return in round 12 cannot come quick enough.

Jesse Hogan: The Demons have only had the power forward available for four games this season and it is unclear when he will be able to return to the field after being diagnosed with testicular cancer. Hogan’s interrupted year has forced the Demons to be creative with their forward structure, with second-year forward Sam Weideman and first-year rookie Tim Smith both having opportunities to play as the tall forward alongside Jack Watts. Tom McDonald has also spent time down there as a key target.

Neville Jetta: The small defender has become an integral part of the Demons’ line-up, given his ability to play as a lock-down defender on some of the AFL’s most damaging small forwards. Jetta has also improved the offensive side of his game immensely, which has made him a more valuable asset. Should Jetta be unavailable for selection at any point this year, especially with Colin Garland gone for the year with a knee injury, the Dees would look to push Tom Bugg back into defence or perhaps look to Jake Melksham to fill that spot. – Ben Guthrie

Former Giant Tom Bugg flies high for a mark. Picture: AFL Photos

Ben Cunnington: There is no-one better in the contest at the Roos than the No.5 pick from the 2009 draft, but he is one player they could cover – although not at the same level – in the short term. Jack Ziebell and Trent Dumont would carry a heavier load and former skipper Andrew Swallow’s time in the middle would spike significantly.

Robbie Tarrant: Tarrant is largely irreplaceable at North, given his ability to lock down on the best key forwards, take intercept marks and provide defensive rebound. If the reigning club best and fairest was to go down for a period of time, the one positive is it may give Sam Durdin or even the improving Daniel Nielson the extended run in the senior team they are finding hard to obtain. Another option in this case is for the Roos to go down Carlton’s path in always playing an extra defender and generally not venturing too far down the ground as a group as a protective course of action.

Ben Brown: The Tasmanian forward is arguably already North’s No.1 player in attack – and certainly its most reliable – with Jarrad Waite getting on in years and still unable to regularly stay on the field. There are key forward prospects for down the track, such as Ben McKay and Nick Larkey, but the only man waiting in the wings with genuine readiness is Majak Daw, who, like Waite, has proven frail and inconsistent. – Marc McGowan

Robbie Gray: Replacing a midfielder/forward of Gray’s prowess is nearly impossible. Chad Wingard has already increased his midfield time this season but would likely be thrown in there even a little more if Gray was out, while up forward someone like Karl Amon could feature more prominently. Angus Monfries and Jake Neade are others who could be used in attack if the Power wanted to go that way.

Charlie Dixon: The Power brought in mature-ager Brett Eddy last year knowing he could make an immediate impact, and if Dixon was unavailable, Eddy could provide some handy relief near goal. Eddy has played three games this season for three goals but, at 27, has the physical maturity to step into the senior side with confidence.

Paddy Ryder: Ryder rucks best when he goes solo, which has meant Matthew Lobbe has been out of the side all of this season. But at least the Power have some back-up there if Ryder was unavailable. Peter Ladhams was picked in last year’s NAB AFL Rookie Draft but won’t be ready just yet to take on a ruck role at senior level. – Callum Twomey

Dustin Martin: Losing the 2016 club champion would be a nightmare for the match committee, which would need to find solutions both in the midfield and forward 50. Martin’s absence would likely see Josh Caddy thrown more opportunities in the centre square, where Martin leads the club for centre clearances. Resting Martin forward and bombing the ball long to him when he is one-out has been a key tactic. The Tigers would have to use their speedy small forwards in this isolated role.

Alex Rance: The ability of David Astbury to play on the most dangerous tall forward has freed Rance up in 2017, and his absence would force the Tigers to restructure significantly in defence. Dylan Grimes (193cm) would be forced to play taller and the Tigers would need to replace Rance’s rebound (he ranks No.2 at the club with 4.1 rebound 50s a game). An opportunity could be created for Oleg Markov, who played as a rebounding defender in the last eight games of 2016.

Jack Riewoldt: The key forward is arguably the most difficult player to replace in 2017, given the Tigers’ lack of depth in this position. With Ben Griffiths (concussion) sidelined, the Tigers would need to play one of Todd Elton and Mabior Chol as a key target and then back their smaller brigade. Sam Lloyd and Ben Lennon would likely receive more opportunities as marking players, while the Tigers’ attacking style of play would ramp up even more. Playing patient football would be impossible. – Nathan Schmook

Mabior Chol is a key tall the Tigers could call upon. Picture: AFL Photos

Jake Carlisle: Part of the reason St Kilda’s backline has performed relatively well this season is the return of the key defender. Dylan Roberton is playing excellent footy but the inclusions of Carlisle and Nathan Brown have allowed the ex-Docker to focus more on intercepting and rebounding. If Carlisle was forced to miss games, Sam Gilbert could be used to man the opposition’s second tall in a makeshift role. That option would give Alan Richardson a slightly more mobile defensive unit.

Nick Riewoldt: The Saints champion’s form has tailed off over the last three weeks but his work early in the season was proof enough he remains an important player, whether it be as a focal target in attack or as a link player on a wing who offers brilliant field kicking. Josh Bruce could return to the senior side to offer another forward option while Daniel McKenzie could use his impressive tank on a wing, albeit without the same foot skills as the former captain.

Jack Steven: Having won three of the club’s last four club championships is an indication Steven is the best player at the club, but his burst from stoppages also provides a point of difference from Seb Ross, Jack Steele, Koby Stevens and Luke Dunstan. Jade Gresham and Darren Minchington could be used in the midfield more to offer line-breaking pace, while Mav Weller has the aggression and speed to play that role. – Dinny Navaratnam

Lance Franklin: The triple-Coleman medallist is one of the League’s best forwards, and his presence doesn’t just make the opposition nervous, it helps his teammates enormously. When Franklin is on the field, teams can often assign a couple of players to try keep him under control, but when he’s not, the opposition’s best defender goes to Sam Reid or Kurt Tippett, and that causes even more problems for the Swans.

Heath Grundy: As the pillar of strength down back, Grundy gives the Swans an ultra-reliable leader who is very rarely beaten one on one, and provides plenty of direction for teammates. His loss would leave the team seriously undersized, and force the likes of Dane Rampe, Aliir Aliir and Harry Marsh to fight well out of their weight division.

Josh Kennedy: Since arriving in Sydney from Hawthorn, the skipper has played 23+ games in each of the last seven seasons, and has proven himself to be the clearance and contested ball king. Kennedy’s absence would be felt significantly, but Luke Parker, Dan Hannebery, Isaac Heeney and George Hewett have the capacity to at least share his workload if necessary. – Adam Curley

Harry Marsh may be needed if experienced Swan Heath Grundy went down. Picture: AFL Photos

Josh Kennedy: With Nic Naitanui coming back from a knee reconstruction, there’s no disputing Kennedy is the Eagles’ most important player and the season could be derailed if the dual Coleman medallist went down. West Coast has options to throw deep forward – headlined by Drew Petrie, Nathan Vardy and Jeremy McGovern – but none could replace the star spearhead.

Jeremy McGovern: The Eagles have plenty of tall backmen, with former club champion Eric Mackenzie and Will Schofield stuck in the WAFL, but McGovern’s reading of the play and intercept marking is irreplaceable. Hearts are in mouths every time the 25-year-old comes off the ground sore.

Luke Shuey: Midfield pace is in short supply and losing the reigning club champion would cripple the Eagles’ ability to break away from stoppages. Few other Eagles can win contested ball and burst clear of congestion, although Elliot Yeo is one who would most likely be called on for more midfield time if Shuey was out of the side. – Travis King

Marcus Bontempelli: While the Dogs have been able to cover a host of players struck down by injury this season, losing the Bont would deny the premiers their best kick and most influential player. But they do have an eager replacement at the ready, with third-year midfielder Lukas Webb a beautiful kick who is just as competent in contested ball. He just needs more time in the midfield to show his vast improvement.

Tom Boyd: Without recapturing the form that saw him one of the best on Grand Final day, the 21-year-old has been a solid contributor in the ruck in the absence of Jordan Roughead. His versatility gives Luke Beveridge great flexibility, as Boyd is also getting a lot more dangerous up forward. But if he was to succumb to injury, impressive draftee Tim English looks ready to fill the void. In a few VFL games, the 19-year-old West Australian has displayed deft ruck work, contested marking and sound foot skills for a player of 205cm.

Robert Murphy: If the skipper succumbed to another long-term injury, the Dogs would desperately be seeking someone to provide the same dash and dare the veteran playmaker provides in spades. The match committee could do worse than elevate speedster Brad Lynch off the rookie list. While the West Australian is a week away from returning from a hamstring complaint, he’s displayed breakaway speed, good decision-making and elite foot skills in his two seasons at Whitten Oval. – Ryan Davidson

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Entry Lists Released for U.S. Short Track Nationals at Bristol

The expected entry lists for Bristol Motor Speedway’s U.S. Short Track Nationals have been released. To no one’s surprise the lists are massive, with over 500 drivers ready to attack the historic facility May 19-21.

The divisions involved are Super Late Models (co-sanctioned by CRA, CARS, and the Southern Super Series), Pro Late Models (sanctioned by CRA), Late Model Stocks (sanctioned by CARS), Modifieds (sanctioned by the National Short Track Racing Alliance), Street Stocks (sanctioned by CRA), and Sport Compacts (sanctioned by Vores Cup)

Just a few weeks ago Bristol requested the participating sanctioning bodies limit each division to a certain number of entrants. The maximum number set by the Speedway are: 80 Super Late Models, 80 Pro/Crate Late Models, 60 Late Model Stocks, 80 Modifieds, 110 Street Stocks, and 110 Compacts. The numbers have been exceeded in all but two divisions.

Bristol is now asking those who may not compete to contact their corresponding sanctioning bodies.

For more information visit www.bristolmotorspeedway.com

U.S. Short Track Nationals Entries as of 3/27/17

Super Late Models (CRA/CARS/Southern Super Series # DRIVER CITY ST 1 C Keith Cahela Boaz AL 1 J Cody Coughlin Delaware OH 1 S Derek Scott Franklin TX 1 Jake Crum Taylorsville NC 2 J Kyle Jones Germantown OH 2 L Robby Lyons Seminole FL 2 N Trevor Noles Fuquay-Varina NC 2 W Donnie Wilson Oklahoma City OK 4 A Dalton Armstrong Alexandria IN 4 M Rob Maynor Hartland WI 4 N TBA 4 P Kyle Plott Mareitta GA 4 R Cory Roper Baytown TX 4 X Ben Rowe Turner ME 5 B John Beale Verona WI 5 D Nathan Davis Dora AL 5 S Will Sahutske Northville MI 6 R Logan Runyon Cambridge OH 6 S Brandon Setzer Newton NC 7 C Tyler Church Concord NC 7 D Erik Darnell Huntersville NC 7 E Doug Elliott New Smyrna FL 7 G Weston Griffith Jr Crown Point IN 8 F Tate Fogleman Durham NC 8 N John Hunter Nemechek Mooresville NC 9 C Jeff Choquette Orange Park FL 9 T Jason Timmerman Hicksville OH 12 Harrison Burton Huntersville NC 14 D Chris Davidson Pearland TX 14 G Cale Gale Athens GA 14 O Connor Okrzesik Grand Bay AL 15 H Roy Hayes Concord NC 15 M Joey Miller Lakeville MN 16 Lucas Jones Mooresville NC 17 B Josh Brock Corbin KY 17 M Eddie McDonald Rowley MA 23 S Thomas Skiles Indianapolis IN 23 V Eddie VanMeter Indianapolis IN 26 B Bill Burba Germantown OH 26 P Bubba Pollard Senoia GA 26 S Chandler Smith Jasper GA 26 T Rick Turner Yorktown IN 26 X Travis Braden Wheeling WV 27 Gatlin Lance Morristown TN 29 D Spencer Davis Dawsonville GA 29 S Tommy St.John Indianapolis IN 30 Joshua James Saukville WI 34 Nolan Pope Harrisonville MO 35 Derek Ramstrom Worcester MA 41 B Brandon Johnson Mooresville NC 41 J Hunter Jack Auburn IN 41 L Nick Leitz Chesapeake VA 43 Dennis Schoenfeld Van Buren AR 45 Joey Mucciacciaro Wolcott CT 47 C Brian Campbell Wyoming MI 47 K Allen Karnes Sharpsburg GA 47 S Dakota Stroup Owensboro KY 49 Jeff Batten Nashville NC 51 G Noah Gragson Las Vegas NV 51 N Stephen Nasse Largo FL 51 O Brandon Oakley Dayton OH 51 R Cole Rouse Fort Smith AR 53 J Boris Jurkovic Manhattan IL 53 W Jerry White Concord NC 54 Matt Craig Kannapolis NC 55 TBA 56 Robert Ford Lake City FL 57 C John Coffman Live Oak FL 57 T Cole Timm Mooresville NC 58 A Tyler Ankrum Colton CA 58 F Jeff Firestine Venice FL 62 Cassten Everidge Hudson IN 66 B Logan Beardan Leander TX 66 W Steve Wallace Mooresville NC 71 John VanDoorn Fruitport MI 76 Bubba Wallace Forest City NC 79 Kyle Bryant Navarre FL 81 F Jared Fryar Trinity NC 81 X TBA 83 Joey Padgett Concord NC 87 Mike Mazzagatti Clinton OH 88 Garrett Jones Mooresville NC 93 Dave Russell Clarence NY 96 Blake Jones Sevierville TN 97 Chase Purdy Huntersville NC 98 K Paul Kelly Pendergrass GA 98 M Mason Mingus Nashville TN 99 H Fred Hopkins New Castle IN 99 L Raphael Lessard St-Joseph CAN 99 O Justin Oertel Lincolnshire IL 112 Augie Grill Hayden AL 158 Daniel Webster Polk City FL 354 Chris Nash Portage MI JEGS/CRA ALL STARS TOUR # DRIVER CITY ST 0 Brandon Curron McCalla AL 1 C Cody Coughlin Delaware OH 1 D Dave Duncan Cicero IN 1 L Brandon Johnson Mooresville NC 1 S Jon Beach Watervliet MI 2 John Bolen Jasper AL 4 H Matt Hall Newport MI 4 X TBA 4 Phil Bozell Portage MI 5 C Michael Clancy Jr Ortonville MI 5 H Tyler Hufford Schoolcraft MI 5 L Eric Lee Macomb MI 6 Cody Quarrick Uniontown PA 7 B Jackson Boone Franklin TN 7 C TBA 7 D Cole Daffron Pell City AL 7 P Joey Pontbriand Norway MI 7 X TBA 8 H Hope Hornish Defiance OH 8 N John Hunter Nemechek Mooresville NC 8 T Scott Tomasik Avon IN 9 Jeff Choquette Orange Park FL 11 A Dustin Ash Las Vegas NV 11 C Stacy Crain Brentwood TN 12 B Brandon Brilliant Atlanta GA 12 L Dan Leeck Birch Run MI 14 D Corey Deuser Lanesville IN 14 H Carson Hocevar Portage MI 15 C Trey Craig Louisville KY 15 J Colt James Newton NC 15 T Kevyn Terry Citra FL 17 B Josh Brock Corbin KY 17 S Keith Sterkowitz Cedar Lake IN 20 Jack Dossey Indianapolis IN 22 Jamie Cox Dorcehster ONT 23 C Mandy Chick De Soto KS 23 G Dalton Grindle Flowery Branch GA 23 K Chris Koslek Grand Rapids MI 23 V Billy Van Meter Indianapolis IN 26 A Willie Allen Centerville TN 26 B Bill Burba Germantown OH 26 X Travis Braden Wheeling WV 27 Joe Ross Kansas City MO 28 Jack Smith Clyde OH 29 D Spencer Davis Dawsonville GA 29 K Austin Kunert Batavia IL 30 Memphis Villarreal Corpus Christi TX 32 Kent Baledge Alexandria IN 33 O Dillion Oliver Bowling Green KY 33 S Carter Stokes New Smyrna FL 40 Jordan Miller Breezewood PA 43 Justin South Leeds AL 44 Steve Laking Guelph CAN 46 Cole Williams Borden IN 47 C Brian Campbell Wyoming MI 47 S Dakota Stroup Owensboro KY 48 B Dwayne Baker Stayner CAN 48 C Kent Crane Independence MO 51 F Eddie Fatscher East Northport NY 51 N TBA 51 O Brandon Oakley Dayton OH 53 Kyle Ivey Nashville TN 54 H David Hite Apopka FL 54 T Brandon Thomson Seminole FL 56 Jerry Andrews Kalamazoo MI 66 Nate Walton Hudsonville MI 67 Ben Welch Spring Lake MI 81 Bob Varney Richmond MI 83 Andy Bozell Portage MI 88 Roger Reuse Alabaster AL 89 Bobby Reuse Alabaster AL 96 Marc Jacobs London ONT 97 I Robbie Iverness Escanaba MI 97 J Jaxson Jacobs London ONT 99 Harrison Hall Circleville OH 114 Sterling Marlin Columbia TN 127 David Strode Independence MO 145 Bill Melvin Trussville AL 407 Jason Vail Clermont FL CARS TOUR LATE MODEL STOCK CARS # NAME CITY ST 2 Paul Nogradi Knoxville, TN 2 Myatt Snider Charlotte, NC 2 Cody Haskins Marietta, GA 3 Taylor Jorgenson Stockbridge, GA 4 Mike Chambers Timberlake, NC 5 Jeremy Burns Simpsonville, SC 7 Bradley McCaskill Wendell, NC 7 Justin Crider Statesville, NC 7 Brandon Rogers Canton, NC 4 A Anthony Alfredo Mooresville, NC 8 Deac McCaskill Raleigh, NC 8 Trevor Rizzo Bluffton, SC 11 Jeff Oakley Manquin, VA 12 Ryan Wilson Randleman, NC 12 Paul Wark Winston-Salem, NC 12 Austin McDaniel Harrisburg, NC 12 Ryan Gray Raleigh, NC 14 Ryan Repko Denver, NC 15 Bryson Dennis Chuckey, TN 15 Sheflon Clay Asheville, NC 16 Colby Howard Simpsonville, SC 18 Evan Swilling Cohutta, GA 18 Ty Gibbs Huntersville, NC 21 Tim Allensworth Wallace, NC 21 Travis Swaim High Point NC 23 Zachary Dabbs Mooresville, NC 24 Kevyn Terry Citra, FL 26 Joey Trent Gray, TN 27 Tommy Lemons Troy, NC 29 Jake Ruggles Kannapolis, NC 30 Taylor Coffman Bean Station TN 32 Jerry Miracle Indian Trail NC 32 Brandon Grosso Belle Mead NJ 37 Joel Courage Dublin, CA 38 Hunter Byrd Clarksville, TN 38 J Ricky Jones Angier, NC 39 Grayson Massey Dryfork, VA 42 Craig Stallard Jenkins, KY 44 Justin Johnson Troy, NC 44 M Nate Monteith Bluff City TN 57 Justin Carroll Concord, NC 66 Austin Peters Kingsport, TN 74 Ronald Hill Rougemont, NC 77 Logan Jones Fredericksburg, VA 81 Jared Fryar Trinity, NC 87 Hayden Woods Piney Flats TN 88 Chris Davis Hillsborough, NC 88 B Josh Berry Mooresville, NC 96 Danny O’Quinn Abingdon, VA 97 Dylan Garner Yorba Linda CA 97 William Lester Lexington, NC 98 Stefan Parsons Cornelius, NC 99 Layne Riggs Bahama, NC TOP SPEED MODIFIEDS # NAME CITY ST 0 Tony Dager Grabill, IN 0 R Lucas Ripley Ulrichsville, OH 1 Wayne Jefferson Pinellas Park FL 1 Bill Prietzel West Allis WI 1 B Dan Burden North Canton OH 1 W Wayne Parker Mount Dora FL 1 W Rick Wiecorek Mount Morris MI 3 Kyle Bookmiller Riverview, FL 4 Mike Hadley Jr Greenwood, IN 5 H Bobby Heyink Eaton Rapids MI 5 Al Berry Auburn, IN 5 Greg Fullarton Howell, MI 7 S Bob Sibila Massillon, OH 7 Matt Dimit Huntington, IN 8 Scotty Tomasik Avon, IN 8 Jamie Sites Tipp City OH 9 Cory Nuttle Yoder, IN 9 N RJ Norton III Indianapolis, IN 11 Brian Nester Hamilton, IN 12 Chad Poole Springfield, OH 12 J Josh Nester Edon, OH 12 N Dave Nester Edon, OH 12 X Michael Occhipinti Dearborn, MI 13 Kevyn Terry Citra, FL 13 Kyle Purvis Marion, OH 13 M Sean McPherson Riley, MI 14 Mike Maddox Tupelo, MS 14 Tim Burkett Hamilton, IN 15 Scott Jones Marysville, OH 16 Bill Melvin Trussville, AL 16 Stephen Klinect West Salem OH 17 Chris Cotto Milton, FL 19 Andy Shutts Orient, OH 21 Ross Klingelhofer Quincy, OH 24 Buddy Gray Petoskey, MI 26 Jeff Lane Knightstown, IN 28 Dameron Taylor Indianapolis, IN 30 Y Brad Yunker Swanton, OH 30 Jonathan Martin Fort Wayne IN 31 Parker Pugh Madison, AL 31 L Chad Lemmerman Streetsboro, OH 31 Doug Meyer North Canton OH 32 D Danny McGowan Huntington, WV 33 Jason Morman Seabrook, TX 33 Jeremy Menninger Pataskala, OH 35 Evan Foster Clarkston, MI 36 Darrin Bowman Ambia, IN 39 Dave Christensen Clio, MI 40 Chris Stark Lewiston, MI 43 Billy Marcoux Goulais River Canada 44 Robert Babb Chesapeake, VA 45 Todd Gearhart Montpelier, OH 46 Doug Moff Fort Myers FL 51 Ryan Tamburro Worthington, OH 53 David Dobbins Hartville, OH 53 Z Eldon Zacek Jr Concord, NC 54 Clayton Green Marble Falls TX 57 Tim Moore Pinellas Park FL 57 N Tyler Nuckles Groveport, OH 57 Blake Rowe Ortonville, MI 58 Dan LaRocco Strongsville, OH 60 Brian Brewer Galena, OH 60 Bobby Gery Carrollton, VA 60 Sam Bigham New Franklin OH 61 Tyler Shullick Vermillion, OH 68 Stu Robinson Jr Beaverton, Canada 70 Mark Bott Port Austin MI 71 William Skaggs North Fort Myers FL 71 Johnny Brazier Hazel Green AL 71 Brett Hahne Brighton, MI 72 Gary Zink Jr Orient, OH 76 Mark Timmerman Fort Laramie OH 77 Hunter Slayton Richmond, VA 77 Kevin Doran Lebanon, OH 78 Travis Eddy Beaverton, MI 82 John Hansel Columbus, OH 82 Rick Sibila Mineral City, 84 Bubba Brooks Kalamazoo, MI 86 John Long Niles, MI 88 Travis Stepp Star City IN 88 E Ethan Mullet Hilliard, OH 93 Doug 1 Dowagiac, MI 95 Dave Stacy Enron, OH 111 George Perkins Fort Wayne IN 131 Jeff Letson Madison, AL 141 Rocky Rogers Jasper, AL TBA Mike Rush Powell, OH X Damon Breedlove Greenfield, IN CRA STREET STOCKS # 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vampireadamooc · 8 years ago

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Shout out to the 3D and CGI Effects Crew on ALVH

all 722 of you.

This is part 2

Sam Prebble...creature technical director: Weta Digital

Jeremy Preissner...IT Supervisor: Stereo D LLC

Esdras Prudente...rotoscope artist: Method Studios Vancouver

Derek N. Prusak...stereoscopic editorial supervisor

Juan Carlos Quintana...senior stereoscopic compositor

Gunnar Radeloff...visual effects artist

Ula Rademeyer...lead texture artist: Weta Digital

James Raiz...matte painter

Karthic Ramesh...digital compositor: Soho VFX

Kade Ramsey...rotoscope artist: Weta Digital

Troy Ramsey...senior paint artist: Weta digital

Craig Douglas Rattray...rotoscope artist: Weta Digital

Justin Ray...stereoscopic compositor

Jorge Razon...cg supervisor

Marco Recuay...visual effects supervisor: Scoundrel

Benjamin J. Reesing...visual effects

William Reges...stereoscopic artist: Stereo D

Patrick Reilly...visual effects artist

Gerard Retulla...stereoscopic depth artist

Pedro Luis Reyes...stereoscopic compositor

Steve Rhee...additional visual effects editor

Mike Rhone...visual effects

Jason Richardson...stereoscopic compositor

Leroy Riche...stereoscopic depth artist

Bryce Rieger...compositor: method studios

Mike Rim...stereoscopic compositor

Agustin Rios...depth artist

Alexandra Rizek...visual effects production manager: Bazelevs

Andrew Robles...digital artist

Arturo Rodriguez...stereoscopic depth artist

Katherine Rodtsbrooks...lead stereoscopic compositor

Lisa Dawn Rogolsky...rotoscope artist

Casey Rolseth...cg lead: Method Studios

Zachary J. Rose...visual effects coordinator

Elliot Rosenstein...fur groomer

Brogan Ross...technical director (stereoscopic conversion)

Kuba Roth...visual effects

David Rozenfeld...compositor

Jance Rubinchik...lead animator: Weta Digital

Tumi Rufai...stereoscopic depth artist

Ryan Jae Wook Park...visual effects artist

Ruben Salazar...digital compositor

Dylan Sanchez...digital compositor

Theodore M. Sandifer...stereoscopic artist

German Sandoval...stereoscopic artist

Eric Sanford...lead stereoscopic compositor

Sankarasubramanian...paint & rotoscoping supervisor: BOT VFX

Tiago Santos...digital compositor

Mag Sarnowska...compositor

K L Sateesh Varma...bg prep artist

Davis Scott Porter Saunders...stereoscopic supervisor

Eric Savino...depth artist

Steve Sayer...visual effects artist

Adrian Scherger...stereoscopic assistant editor: StereoD

Sebastian H. Schmidt...visual effects artist: Weta Digital

Marcus Schoo...software developer

Daniel Schrepf...stereoscopic roto lead

Jameson Schultz...stereoscopic lead: StereoD

Brian Schumacher...stereoscopic supervisor

Raymond R. Scott Jr....stereoscopic roto artist

Michael Scott...stereo compositor

Dennis Sedov...visual effects production supervisor: Bazelevs

Carsten Seller...animator

Keith Sellers...senior compositor: Soho VFX

Paolo Emilio Selva...software developer: Weta Digital

Den Serras...senior technical artist: Deluxe

Paul Seyb...visual effects

Marnie Shachar...texture artist: weta digital

Rasoul Shafeazadeh...matte painter

Hitesh Shah...producer: BOT VFX

Stanislav Shapetskiy...compositor

Sam Sharplin...digital modeler: Weta Digital

Aurynn Shaw...production engineer: weta digital

Ahmed Shehata...CG supervisor: Spin VFX

William Sherak...stereo executive producer (Stereo D)

Sainath Shinde...international production: Stereo D

Jay Shindell...visual effects

Eric Sibley...stereoscopic supervisor

Tim Sibley...lead effects artist: SPIN VFX

Adnan Siddique...lead roto artist

Keith D. Simpson...rotoscope supervisor: The Base Studio

Kalyan Sirna...matchmove artist: Rotomaker studios

Joao Sita...digital compositor: RodeoFX

Lori Smallwood...senior animation technical director

Stephen Smart...wrangler: Weta Digital

Corey Smith...stereoscopic compositor

Marc Smith...camera TD: Weta Digital

Rick Smith...digital compositor: Soho VFX

Robert Snyder...senior in-house compositor/cg artist

Jordan Soles...chief technology officer: Rodeo FX

Joseph Soloway...rotoscope artist

Reyffer Sousa...compositor: Atomic Arts

Jonas Sperl...layout technical director: Weta Digital

Marco Spitoni...previs artist

Stephen T. Spurlock...stereo compositing artist

Frederic St-Arnaud...matte painter: Rodeo FX

Mike Stadnyckyj...compositor

Albrecht Steinmetz...camera lead: Weta Digital

Andrea R. Stephens...production coordinator: Deluxe 3D

G. Allen Stewart...stereoscopic conversion artist

Matteo Stirati...modeller: Weta Digital

Joshua Stirling...roto artist

Nicholas Stocker...stereoscopic artist

Bobby Stockport...visual effects artist

Justin Stockton...layout technical director: Weta Digital

Frederick George Stuhrberg...3d scanning

Allison Sturdy...stereoscopic depth artist

Kamalakar Suryavanshi...stereo compositor

Adrian Sutherland...digital compositor: Soho vfx

Josh Swanson...compositor: Stereo D

Sarah Swick...visual effects producer: Soho VFX

Mike Swiegot...visual effects artist

Raqi Syed...lighting technical director

Ronald Tacsion...rotoscope artist

Ronen Tanchum...effects technical director

Eric Tang...lead creature technical director: Weta Digital

Rob Tasker...digital compositor: Soho VFX

Andrew Taylor...shader writer: Weta Digital (as Andrew R. E. Taylor)

Brandon Taylor...digital compositor

Sandy Taylor...production manager - camera dept

Beau Teora...visual effects artist

Brandon Terry...visual effects editor: Spin VFX

Christopher Terry...lead stereoscopic compositor: Stereo D

Radley Teruel...digital artist

Kieran Tether...lighting technical director: Weta Digital

Ainslie Thomas...project manager: Soho VFX

Craig Thomas...visual effects production coordinator: Weta Digital

Patrick Thompson...digital compositor

Eric Timm...stereoscopic artist

Robert Tobin...senior stereoscopic artist

Kar Hung Tom...system administrator: Rodeo FX

Egor Tomskiy...previz artist: animator

Audrea Topps Harjo...creatures production manager: WETA Digital

Viviana Torrellas...stereoscopic depth artist: Stereo D

Mariko Tosti...shaders coordinator: Weta Digital

Benoit Touchette...senior staff: Rodeo FX

Adrien Toupet...effects technical director: Weta Digital

Joseph Towe...junior compositor

Micole Toyloy...senior digital artist: Factory VFX

Derek Tracy...stereoscopic compositor

Khuong Tran...stereo compositor: Stereo D

Thomas Tran...Desktop Administrator (as Tomas Tran)

Tuong-Van Tran...effects technical director

Mark Victor Trappett...render wrangler

Chris Treichel...stereo production coordinator: Stereo D

Marjolaine Tremblay...senior staff: Rodeo FX

Gabriel Tremblay-Beauvais...CG artist: Rodeo FX

John Treusch...visual effects artist

John Trotter...stereoscopic compositor

Adam Trowse...digital compositor

Iyi Tubi...paint and rotoscope artist: Atomic Arts

Melanie Rose Tucker...stereoscopic compositor / stereoscopic painter

Barry R. Tuttle...visual effects coordinator: The Base Studio

Kraig Tytus...vfx assistant coordinator

Jimmy Uddo...visual effects production assistant

Alexey Uskov...cg supervisor: CGF

Elliottness A. Valentin...stereoscopic artist: Stereo D

Luke Vallee...digital compositor

Josiah Van Arsdel...stereo compositor: Stereo D

Sherin Varghese...stereoscopic lead: Stereo D

Aurelio x. Vera Jr....lead stereoscopic compositor

Fabrice Vienne...CG artist: Rodeo FX

Douglas Peter Viljoen...rotoscope artist

Isaac Von Leu...digital effects artist

Anton Voytenkov...character rigger: Spin VFX

Reed Wade...production engineer

Ghanshyam Sureshbhai Waghela...Visual effects artist, StereoD

Chris Walker...lighting technical director: Weta Digital

Brenda R. Wallace...production engineer

Kendrick Wallace...visual effects producer

Gwyneth Walton...visual effects artist

Jeffrey Warnhoff...depth artist

Gregory Watkins...rotoscope artist: Method Studios

Mark H. Weingartner...visual effects director of photography

Ashley Whitaker...visual effects

Faith Whitehead...depth artist

Jason Wilson...visual effects artist

Jay Wilson...stereoscopic compositor

Nicholas Wilson...senior digital modeler: Weta Digital

Ryan M. Wilson...stereoscopic artist

Greg Winhall...cg modeler

Andrew Winters...visual effects artist

Chris Winters...senior lighter

Garrett Winters...layout technical director: Weta Digital

Teresa Winters...layout technical director: Weta digital (as Teresa Hooper)

Paul Wojdylo...lighting artist

Alex Wolfe...stereoscopic artist

Bruce Woloshyn...sequence supervisor: Method Studios

Steve Won...vfx line producer: Method Studios

Clare Woodford-Robinson...digital modeler: Weta Digital

Noel Wright...compositor

Peter M. Wu...stereoscopic depth artist: Stereo D, LLC.

Trevor Wyatt...rotoscope and matchmove coordinator

Piotr Fox Wysocki...senior texture r&d and look dev artist

Junying Xu...texture artist: Weta Digital

Vladimir Yakovlev...digital compositor

Tuba Yalcin...effects technical director: Method Studios

Marvin Yanez...stereoscopic roto lead

Jose Yapor...visual effects artist

Viki Yeo...texture artist: Weta digital

Michelle Yhan...digital compositor: Soho VFX

Danyo Donghyun Yoon...previs artist

Joyce Young...lighting techical director: Weta Digital

Marvyn Young...visual effects producer

Kian Zand...digital compositor

Patrick Zentis...matte painter

Tristan Zerafa...digital compositor

Pedram Ziaei...digital artist

Lakshmi Ziskin...3D Producer: StereoD

Valery Zraghevsky...concept artist

Pankaj Brijlani...visual effects artist (uncredited)

Caleb Carr...rotoscope artist (uncredited)

Cody Charfauros...producer: rotoscopy (uncredited)

Colin Cunningham...lighting lead: SOHO VFX (uncredited)

William Jackson...digital artist (uncredited)

Hetal Jain...visual effects producer (uncredited)

Raechel Kasprzak...digital production manager (uncredited)

Goran Kocov...lead matchmove artist (uncredited)

Kire Maslov...matchmove artist (uncredited)

Radhakrishnan...rotoscoping artist: BOT VFX (uncredited)

Scott Squires...additional visual effects supervisor (uncredited)

Andy Wright...render wrangler: weta digital (uncredited)

Edward Paul Yu...compositor: Stereo D (uncredited)

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sketch-pencilpoint · 24 hours ago

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Final ship post for now I've decided. I want to work on other things. I've got more ships though ;). This one shows of my ocs in relationships

The sweetest. And first narrow guage pairing. If you already know Elliott Scott you know this ship.

- the first time they met, the narrow guages, including Peter sam, were acting distrustful around diesels because of Gorodon. This made things tense between them. This is something they now joke about.

- they first got together a long time after they were infected, as both were too nervous to make the first move. Up until the both of them confessed at once.

- Elliot Scott calls Peter sam Sammy, and Peter Sam calls Elliott Scott Scotty.

- this is more about the human au, but before ps met es he thought no one would find him attractive. Meanwhile es thinks ps is the most genuinely attractive person/beast ever.

- the two like to explore the mountains and forests of the narrow guage line as dates.

Another ship I've already shown off. These two are a something that in my eyes was inevitable as soon as I had a bus oc.

- boba came to sodor as a private bus, so bertie assumed she would be snooty and rude, but of course she isn't. It was a simple, mutual crush after that

- boba likes watching bertie race others and listening to him talk. Bertie like giving Boba little gifts and snuggling up to her at night.

- since boba is mute, she doesn't really have any nicknames for bertie. But he calls her bobo and babe.

- bertie is very protective of Boba, especially when someone is demanding she speak. While Boba can defend herself, she is grateful for someone else to act as her voice.

- when Boba was pregnant with Brandon, before they knew mind, bertie wondered how hard it was to be pregnant, so inspired by a certain red rocket, impregnated himself. This lead to bernie.

The final official tug x engine paring (for now). Gordon is a character who has a lot of ships, but oc x cannon is something I can't resist.

- Gordon, despite his pride, is a doting and attentive partner. Stardust is reassuring, and one to tolerate his rants.

- their relationship began when stardust began to admire Gordon from afar. When they did get together, it took a while before anyone but stardusts siblings were aware.

- he doesn't use pet names, beyond caller her my star, she calls him shooting star and love.

- Gordon refuses to learn to swim. Even if many other engines, including the ones that are in relationships with the tugs, he won't learn. Stardust is the only one who is fully aware of Gordon's fear on the matter.

- they love gossiping and complaining about others. Gordon also enjoys making dust laugh, since she rarely does so around others.

#sketch's scribbles #thomas the tank engine #thomas and friends #monster engines #ttte ships #ttte oc #ttte peter sam #ttte bertie #ttte gordon #ttte elliot scott #ttte boba #this is tugs #tugs oc #tugs stardust

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footyplusau · 8 years ago

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Three burning questions

WITH the JLT Community Series set to kick off on Thursday, football fans are full optimism and curiosity.

Here are some questions we’d like your club to answer during the pre-season comp.

When is your team playing? Check out the full JLT fixture here

First JLT Community Series match: Friday, February 24 v Richmond at Etihad Stadium

Will Curtly Hampton grab a midfield spot? The former Greater Western Sydney defender will get a chance to show if he can transition to becoming a midfielder. Hampton has increased his running capacity and has been working on his skills at extracting the ball out of stoppages. With Rory Laird and Brodie Smith locking down the two spots across half-back, playing in the midfield is the best chance for Hampton to be a regular in the Crows’ best 22.

Is there a place in Adelaide’s best 22 for Troy Menzel? Acquired from Carlton during the 2015 trade period, Menzel was nowhere to be seen last year. He again faces a challenge to force his way into Adelaide’s electric forward line. However, if Charlie Cameron spends more time on the wing, there could be an opportunity for Menzel to get himself into the side.

Can the Crows support Rory Sloane at stoppages? Contested ball work has been a major focus for the Crows during the pre-season. Sloane was a one-man band in tight situations last year with support from the aging Scott Thompson and the injury-prone Brad Crouch. Cam Ellis-Yolmen appears to be the leading contender to fill Crouch’s spot if his hamstring injury rules him out of round one. Any help Sloane can get in that area will be greatly appreciated. – Lee Gaskin

First JLT Community Series match: Sunday, February 19 v Gold Coast at Broadbeach Sports Club

What will the Chris Fagan era bring? Three areas stand out: Fagan’s gameplan, how he lines up the magnets and who will be his captain. Dayne Zorko and Dayne Beams have emerged as the captaincy frontrunners, but Fagan has also not ruled out reinstating Tom Rockliff. Since walking into the job, the rookie coach has preached a tighter defence, and now we’ll get to see it in action.

Who will lock down the half-back spots? It’s one area of the ground the Lions are quite well stocked in. Sam Mayes and Claye Beams – both excellent users of the ball – have the inside running after strong performances in the intraclub match. However, Tom Cutler is pressing hard and his ability to break lines with run-and-carry is a point of difference. Three into two won’t fit.

What will we see from Dayne Beams? After persistent knee problems and just two games in 2016, Beams has had a mixed pre-season. The former Collingwood premiership player has run a million laps and is super fit, but hasn’t participated in much match simulation yet. The Lions are more interested in getting him right for round one, but would love to get a pre-season match in his legs beforehand. – Michael Whiting

First JLT Community Series match: Saturday, February 25 v Melbourne at Casey Fields

Is Harry McKay ready to stand tall in attack? After a back injury disrupted his first season at Ikon Park, Harry McKay is set to get his first taste of senior football. The 19-year-old key forward shapes as an important player for the Blues over the next decade, but the JLT series will give some insight into whether he’s ready to play alongside Levi Casboult inside the Blues’ forward 50 this season.

Who will grab Zach Tuohy’s spot? With Tuohy’s departure to Geelong, there is a vacancy for a small/medium defender in Carlton’s backline. Ciaran Sheehan, Dylan Buckley and Dale Thomas are all likely to be trialled as possible replacements, while Ciaran Byrne will press his claims when he returns from a knee reconstruction later this season.

Can Zac Fisher push for a round one spot? Given Sam Petrevski-Seton will miss Carlton’s entire pre-season campaign with a quad strain, Zac Fisher looms as the most likely round one debutant from the Blues’ 2016 draft class. The West Australian has impressed on the track with his speed and class this summer, but he is slightly built and Carlton will need to be convinced he is ready to withstand the rigours of the AFL. – Nick Bowen

Carlton draftee Zac Fisher will be thrust into the JLT series early this year. Picture: AFL Photos

First JLT Community Series match: Thursday, February 16 v Essendon at Etihad Stadium

Can the Magpies find a spot for Mason Cox? The big man was impressive in the intraclub and looks to have taken another quantum leap. The third-man up ban should help and he will be a massive handful for any defender. A competitor, he looks to have an X-factor and the Magpies need to persist with him in order to get the pay-off he promises.

Is the team organised within the forward 50? This will be recruit Chris Mayne’s objective as he brings experience to a group that carries precocious talent in Alex Fasolo, Jamie Elliott, Darcy Moore, Will Hoskin-Elliott and, in the JLT series, Josh Daicos. Availability of players will be crucial so the Magpies will need to balance the need for minutes.

What will Daniel Wells add? Few recruits have joined the Magpies in recent seasons with the potential to make as big a difference as Wells. He moves well and is a good user but can he be relied upon? That question won’t be fully answered in the pre-season but preparedness to work and glimpses of the new dynamic he might add will be enough to excite Magpie fans. – Peter Ryan

First JLT Community Series match: Thursday, February 16 v Collingwood at Etihad Stadium

How will the returning Bombers fare? The biggest question and the hardest to answer. Coach John Worsfold won’t be expecting them all to blitz, but will be hoping they can get through unscathed without any injury concerns ahead of round one. Tom Bellchambers (knee) and Cale Hooker (hamstring) might not play much in the JLT Community Series, but the other eight returning Bombers should feature regularly.

Will we see No.1 pick Andy McGrath? McGrath has been quiet in the Dons’ most recent intraclub games, and the Bombers will steer him through his debut season carefully. But there is an anticipation for Essendon to unveil its first ever No.1 draft pick, and McGrath is good enough to play right away. He’s likely to get a chance during the pre-season competition, where his pace and smarts will be deployed across half-back.

How will the Bombers’ fleet of small forwards work together? Scoring has been an issue for the Bombers for several years, not just in 2016 with their depleted list. But this year the club has assembled a cast of exciting, quick and dangerous small forwards who could create some troubles for rivals. Orazio Fantasia has his name on a forward pocket spot and Anthony McDonald-Tipungwuti has shifted forward. Former Lions rover Josh Green looks fit and has a presence, while Travis Colyer’s pace and creativity was sorely missed last year. – Callum Twomey

2016’s top pick Andrew McGrath is set to feature in the JLT ahead of an early debut. Picture: AFL Photos

First JLT Community Series match: Saturday, February 25 v West Coast at Wonthella Oval (Geraldton)

Will Nat Fyfe make a seamless return from his broken leg? It will have been about 10 months since Fyfe last played when he makes his comeback in the JLT Community Series. The superstar midfielder has been the Dockers’ standout on the training track over summer and all eyes will be on Fyfe to see how quickly he gets back to his bullocking best.

Can Freo’s new-look forward line deliver? With Matthew Pavlich riding into the sunset, the Dockers are set to build their attack around Matt Taberner, Cam McCarthy and Shane Kersten. McCarthy looks fit after a year out of the game, but will the former Giant be a touch rusty? Can Taberner build on his potential? And will ex-Cat Kersten grab his opportunity? Also look for Fyfe to spend plenty of time up forward.

Can the Dockers make the most of Bradley Hill’s line-breaking dash? There’s no doubt Hill will add pace and classy ball use to the Dockers’ midfield, but can Freo exploit the triple-premiership star’s attributes as successfully as Hawthorn? Hill has spoken of his desire to prove himself to his new teammates and could be a key to the club climbing back up the ladder in 2017. – Travis King

First JLT Community Series match: Friday, February 17 v Hawthorn at University of Tasmania Stadium (Launceston)

Will others step up to assist Joel Selwood and Patrick Dangerfield? Throughout 2016 all the commentators wanted to talk about was ‘Dangerwood’. The Selwood-Dangerfield combination became a fascination, particularly as they dominated all the major statistical categories. However, the duo’s supremacy was also a pitfall for Geelong, as other midfielders struggled to assert themselves on games. The Cats will be hoping Mitch Duncan, Cameron Guthrie, Sam Menegola, Scott Selwood and Steven Motlop can step up and help alleviate the pressure on Dangerfield and Selwood.

What impact will Harry Taylor make up forward? The All Australian defender has spent this pre-season training as a forward, as the Cats look to address their overreliance on star Tom Hawkins. Taylor, who conceded the least amount of goals of any key defender in the competition last season (0.68 per game), has performed strongly in his new role in match simulation. Taylor’s experience in directing his teammates and elite marking ability could provide the Cats with a new dimension up forward.

Can Steven Motlop bounce back? At his best, the Geelong livewire is capable of breaking a game open in an instant. So the Cats will look to Motlop to recapture his best form following a poor 2016 season. Motlop is in much better shape this time around, he has been training strongly and looks ready to again become the midfield goal scoring threat the Cats need him to be. – Ben Guthrie

First JLT Community Series match: Sunday, February 19 v Brisbane Lions at Broadbeach Sports Club

How will David Swallow return after 18 months out? It’s easy to forget that in Swallow’s last season – 2014 – he was the Suns’ best and fairest. Since then, it’s been one knee problem after another and just six senior games. He’s had a great pre-season and was strong in the intraclub. Coach Rodney Eade said he’ll be used in a variety of roles including wing and half-back. Not a bad virtual new recruit to bring into your team.

Will Jarrod Witts lock himself into the top ruck role? If round one were played this weekend, Witts would be in. The Collingwood recruit has been a pre-season standout and impressed everyone at his new club with his athleticism and work ethic. Incumbent Tom Nicholls has nursed a calf problem but will get his chance to impress later in the JLT Series. It’s Witts’ spot to lose, but Nicholls won’t just lie down.

Who will win the midfield spots? Despite losing Jaeger O’Meara and Dion Prestia in the off-season, the Suns now have a plethora of players fighting for spots in the midfield. There’s recruits Pearce Hanley, Jarryd Lyons and Michael Barlow, draftee Jack Bowes and regulars Touk Millar, Jesse Lonergan, Aaron Hall and Alex Sexton. There’s going to be some unlucky players come round one. – Michael Whiting

David Swallow has missed a lot of footy but looks ready to burst back onto the scene. Picture: AFL Photos

First JLT Community Series match: Saturday, February 18 v West Coast at Narrandera Sports Ground

When will Brett Deledio and Steve Johnson be ready? Both veterans will miss the Giants’ opening game this week against West Coast, and there’s no guarantee they’ll make it back for round two against the Swans. Deledio (calf) and Johnson (thumb) are more likely to return for game three against North Melbourne in Canberra.

Which draftee will make the biggest mark? Tim Taranto was the club’s first pick at last year’s NAB AFL Draft, and will see game time early in the series, along with the likes of Harry Perryman, Will Setterfield, Isaac Cumming and Lachlan Tiziani. Look for Perryman to finish the pre-season competition with his nose in front for a round one spot.

Will Rory Lobb be given the role as the team’s number one ruckman? With Shane Mumford (elbow) unlikely to feature until round three of the JLT, if at all, the Giants could throw Lobb into the ruck to give him more experience in the role, or they might give Tom Downie the same opportunity to let Lobb, Jeremy Cameron and Jon Patton continue to build on their fantastic 2016 seasons. – Adam Curley

First JLT Community Series match: Friday, February 17 v Geelong at University of Tasmania Stadium (Launceston)

So many tall forwards. What to do with them? Jarryd Roughead is a walk-up start, but the next few weeks will tell us which of his fellow talls in Ty Vickery, Ryan Schoenmakers and Tim O’Brien can also play there. The Hawks didn’t score heavily enough in 2016 but the forward line looks tantalizing this year with medium-sized Jack Gunston, James Sicily and Ryan Burton, and small forwards Luke Breust, Paul Puopolo and, of course, Cyril Rioli also in the mix. Starting Friday we get a glimpse of how it all might work.

Who takes charge in the midfield? It won’t be Sam Mitchell, Jordan Lewis and Bradley Hill, so the Hawks will look vastly different. Jaeger O’Meara and Tom Mitchell will add needed class and grunt, but supporters want to see what second-year pair Kieran Lovell and Kade Stewart bring to the mix. Will Langford and Jonathan O’Rourke face the most important seasons of their careers. Hill’s departure creates a spot for Hartung if he’s good enough. The next month is critical for all of them.

What’s in Alastair Clarkson’s bag of tricks? Part of the painful decision to offload Mitchell and Lewis was recognition that the Hawthorn gameplan was no longer stacking up against the very best. The inventor of ‘Clarko’s Cluster’ in 2008 and the precise kicking game of 2013-2015 will have added some wrinkles, but it remains to be seen how much will be put on display, starting Friday night. What is interesting is that Clarkson will take charge against the Cats rather than place one of his assistants in charge as has been the norm. – Ashley Browne

Power duo Tom Mitchell and Jaeger O’Meara make the Hawks’ midfield tough as ever. Picture: AFL Photos

First JLT Community Series match: Saturday, February 18 v Western Bulldogs at Whitten Oval

Will Melbourne’s gameplan change much under Simon Goodwin? Goodwin has a fresh canvas to work with in his first year as senior coach. Paul Roos’ three years in charge at the club saw gradual improvements in both defence and attack and Goodwin will be looking to take both areas to even greater heights in 2017. The new coach has been on record as saying he wants his players to play with speed and be bold, so look for an attacking Melbourne team during the pre-season competition.

Can Jordan Lewis, Michael Hibberd and Jake Melksham help take Melbourne to the next level? Apart from their obvious talent, Lewis and Hibberd were recruited to add much-needed experience to a young team with minimal finals experience. Lewis, in particular, has featured in many September campaigns and has been added to the club’s leadership group. Hibberd’s toughness and powerful kicking should add something different to Melbourne’s back six, while Melksham’s versatility will be important as the season progresses.

Will Melbourne deliver on its promise? The Demons are stocked with young talent and appear ready to become a team to be reckoned with in 2017. But, the development phase is over, and it’s now time for Melbourne to produce consistent performances to put itself in a position to contend for finals. – Ben Guthrie

First JLT Community Series match: Sunday, February 19 v Sydney at Coffs Harbour International Stadium

Will ‘Goldy’ be right for round one? North’s No.1 ruckman Todd Goldstein has been on a modified program since Christmas as he strives to overcome an ankle injury. The Roos are confident Goldstein will return in their second JLT Community Series game against Hawthorn on February 26, but will still be crossing their fingers that the 2015 All Australian’s rehab remains on track.

Who will fill Drew Petrie’s boots? Petrie’s departure to West Coast leaves a huge hole on North’s forward line. Jarrad Waite and Ben Brown enter 2017 as the Roos’ established tall forwards, but there is at least one spot available alongside them. Mason Wood should cement a round one berth with a solid JLT series, but at 192cm could be played as a lead-up forward. In this scenario, Majak Daw (expected to return from a knee injury in JLT round two) and Ben McKay will be vying to replace Petrie.

Is there room for Lachy Hansen in defence? Hansen had a horror run with injury and concussion last season that limited him to just five games. But he was left out of North’s round one team despite being fit, and in all but one of his senior games, fellow backman Scott Thompson was sidelined with injury. Thompson and Robbie Tarrant remain the Kangaroos’ preferred key defenders, so Hansen will be looking to show he is North’s best intercept backman option. – Nick Bowen

First JLT Community Series match: Thursday, February 23 v St Kilda at Etihad Stadium

Will Patrick Ryder be the Power’s ruck saviour? With respect to Jackson Trengove, who toiled manfully as the last-man standing in the ruck last year, Ryder will be welcomed back with open arms. Ryder has looked in great shape during the pre-season and will be keen to shake off the rust after serving his 12-month anti-doping suspension last season as part of the Essendon supplements saga. Ryder will be the Power’s first choice ruckman while also swapping with Trengove in the forward line.

Can rookie Brett Eddy push his case for a round one debut? The 27-year-old SANFL star is the front-runner to grab one of the two vacant spots on the Power’s senior list. Eddy is a proven goal-kicker at state level and has done everything expected of him during his first pre-season. He has the potential to be the perfect ally to Charlie Dixon in the Power’s forward line.

How will Sam Powell-Pepper handle the step up to the AFL? From the day the big-bodied midfielder arrived at Alberton in November, praise has followed. Powell-Pepper’s strength and size stood out straight away and showed why he didn’t look out of place in the WAFL last year. Power fans should be excited to see his combination with vice-captain Ollie Wines at the stoppages. – Lee Gaskin

First JLT Community Series match: Friday, February 24 v Adelaide at Etihad Stadium

What will the Tigers’ midfield look like? Harder and more dynamic. The additions of Dion Prestia and Josh Caddy will make a difference – Prestia has had injury troubles but is a star when up and running. The added depth should allow Dustin Martin to play more in the forward half of the ground, which will make the Tigers more dangerous.

Will Jack Riewoldt play closer to goal? Having lost the much-maligned Tyrone Vickery, the Tigers will need to replace his output. Playing Riewoldt deeper could be an option but his creativity and ability to pull the opposition’s best defender away from the back 50 means he will likely play a role similar to the past few years.

Does Shaun Hampson hold on to the No.1 ruck mantle? It will be a closely run contest. Toby Nankervis has impressed in his first pre-season at Punt Road and looked good in the intraclub last Saturday. Hampson is coming off a career-best season and will have to produce a similar level to keep his spot. – Dinny Navaratnam

A focused Toby Nankervis can make the Tigers’ No.1 ruck spot his own. Picture: AFL Photos

First JLT Community Series match: Thursday, February 23 v Port Adelaide at Etihad Stadium

How will Jake Carlisle look and will he fit in well with the rest of the Saints’ defence? It’s tough to see the former Bomber dominating straight out of the blocks. He hasn’t played since 2015 and was in rehab for much of this pre-season after hip surgery, so the backline will need time to jell. There will probably be some rust from Carlisle but he has obvious talent and should strengthen what was an undersized defence last year.

Will Nathan Freeman take part and what will his form be like? Coach Alan Richardson said Freeman is a chance to represent the Saints for the first time, as long as his body is sound. His hamstrings have held up well this pre-season but given the midfielder has never played a senior game, expectations on him should be tempered.

What will St Kilda look like under a new captain? It’s been 11 years since Nick Riewoldt wasn’t St Kilda’s permanent skipper but not too much will change under Jarryn Geary. The tough defender might not have the profile of Riewoldt but his leadership is outstanding and Geary should slot seamlessly into the role. – Dinny Navaratnam

First JLT Community Series match: Sunday, February 19 v North Melbourne at Coffs Harbour International Stadium

Can the Swans cover the loss of Tom Mitchell? The numbers might not be there to begin with, but Isaac Heeney’s move into the midfield will more than make up for Mitchell’s absence. He’s faster, more athletic and is an extremely tough match-up given his aerial ability.

Will Sam Reid re-establish himself? The tall forward took baby steps in last week’s intraclub, and the Swans will continue to ease him back into senior footy in a bid to have him ready for round one. With his game time monitored, the series will be more about gaining confidence and touch than goals for Reid, who is crucial to the team’s forward structure.

Has the lack of midfield speed been addressed? The addition of Heeney will help, but it’s the move of Zak Jones from defence that has given the Swans the outside run they needed. Jones is likely to hover between half-back and the midfield, carries the footy at speed as good as anyone in the League, and is hungry for more responsibility this season. – Adam Curley

First JLT Community Series match: Saturday, February 18 v GWS at Narrandera Sports Ground

Can Drew Petrie and Nathan Vardy stand up in the ruck? An untimely thumb injury for Jonathan Giles could increase the ruck reliance on Petrie and Vardy, who have both played the majority of their careers up forward, for the early part of the pre-season series. With Scott Lycett still no certainty for round one, the Eagles will hope their two tall recruits compete strongly and, most importantly, get through unscathed.

How big will Sam Mitchell’s impact be on West Coast’s midfield? Mitchell’s new midfield teammates have spoken glowingly about his influence on the training track and Eagles fans are eager to see the Brownlow medallist in action. Mitchell’s consistency over his career has been remarkable and that won’t change. But how much heat can he take off Luke Shuey and co? And will his football smarts improve those around him?

Can Eric Mackenzie force his way back into the best 22? He is something of a forgotten man but the 2014 club champion has had a strong pre-season and should be more comfortable in West Coast’s zone defence after struggling to adapt upon his return from a knee reconstruction last year. If Mackenzie regains his spot, it could unshackle Jeremy McGovern to swing forward more often and possibly into the ruck. – Travis King

With plenty of ruck work needed, Nathan Vardy won’t be caught lying down on the job. Picture: AFL Photos

First JLT Community Series match: Saturday, February 18 v Melbourne at Whitten Oval

Can Travis Cloke and Tom Boyd become a deadly duo up forward? With the Dogs lacking a consistent, tall marking target in attack for some time, Cloke will be desperate to demonstrate he’s worthy of a spot in a top-four side. Boyd will be out to prove that his Grand Final heroics weren’t just a flash in the pan.

Is Matt Suckling in the Dogs’ best 22? The playmaker had a solid debut campaign at Whitten Oval, but the former Hawk missed out on another premiership after battling an Achilles problem in the latter half of the season. Suckling struggled at times even when fit in 2016, and he will have to vie with several young Dogs for a wing/flanker role.

Will exciting draftee Tim English make an early-season debut? There’s plenty of hype surrounding the West Australian, with his ruck work and contested marking in match simulation impressing all at Whitten Oval. He also possesses elite foot skills, and is competent below his knees for a player who is 205cms tall. – Ryan Davidson

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