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Ted the Bellhop icons | Four Rooms (1995)

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Favorite First Watches of March 2024

Crash (1996) dir. David Cronenberg // Ex Machina (2015) dir. Alex Garland // Reservoir Dogs (1992) dir. Quentin Tarantino // My Cousin Vinny (1992) dir. Jonathan Lynn

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Natural Born Killers will be released on Steelbook 4K Ultra HD + Blu-ray on July 2 via Shout Factory. The 1994 crime thriller is directed by Oscar winner Oliver Stone (Platoon, Alexander).

Stone co-wrote the script with David Veloz (Behind Enemy Lines) and Richard Rutowski, based on a story by Quentin Tarantino. Woody Harrelson, Juliette Lewis, Robert Downey Jr., Tommy Lee Jones, and Tom Sizemore star.

The three-disc set include the director's cut on 4K UHD (with Dolby Vision) and Blu-ray and the theatrical cut on Blu-ray. Special features are listed below, where you can also see the full Steelbook layout.

Disc 1 - 4K UHD:

Director’s cut (122 minutes)

Audio commentary by director/co-writer Oliver Stone

Disc 2 - Blu-ray:

Director’s cut (122 minutes)

Audio commentary by director/co-writer Oliver Stone

Introduction by by director/co-writer Oliver Stone

Interview with cinematographer Robert Richardson (new)

Interview with editor Hank Corwin (new)

Interview with producer Clayton Townsend (new)

Interview with special effects artist Gordon J. Smith (new)

Disc 3 - Blu-ray:

Theatrical cut (119 minutes)

Audio commentary by director/co-writer Oliver Stone

Natural Born Killers: Method in the Madness - 2014 featurette

Natural Born Killers Evolution: How Would It All Go Down Now? - 2009 featurette Documentary

Chaos Rising: The Storm Around Natural Born Killers - 2001 featurette

Alternate ending with introduction by Oliver Stone

Deleted scenes with introduction by Oliver Stone

Theatrical trailer

Two victims of traumatized childhoods become lovers and psychopathic serial murderers irresponsibly glorified by the mass media.

Pre-order Natural Born Killers.

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How to Create a Stunning Portfolio Website with WordPress 🚀

If you are a creative professional, freelancer or entrepreneur, you know how important it is to have a portfolio website that showcases your work, skills and services. A portfolio website can help you:

Attract more clients and customers

Build your personal brand and reputation

Showcase your unique style and vision

Share your story and values

Grow your network and community

But how do you create a stunning portfolio website that stands out from the crowd and impresses your visitors? 🤔

In this article, I will show you how to create a portfolio website with WordPress, the most popular and powerful website platform in the world. WordPress powers over 40% of all websites on the internet, including some of the most famous portfolio websites like Beyoncé, Quentin Tarantino and Snoop Dogg.

WordPress is a great choice for building a portfolio website because it offers:

Thousands of beautiful and customizable themes

Tons of plugins and tools to add functionality and features

Easy and intuitive interface to manage your content

SEO-friendly and mobile-responsive design

Affordable and reliable hosting options

Ready to get started? Let’s dive in! 🙌

Step 1: Choose a domain name and hosting plan

The first step to creating a portfolio website with WordPress is to choose a domain name and a hosting plan. A domain name is the address of your website on the internet, like www.yourname.com. A hosting plan is the service that stores your website files and makes them accessible online.

There are many domain name registrars and hosting providers to choose from, but I recommend Bluehost, one of the official WordPress partners. Bluehost offers:

A free domain name for the first year

A free SSL certificate for security

One-click WordPress installation

24/7 customer support

30-day money-back guarantee

To get started with Bluehost, go to their website and click on the “Get Started” button. You will see four different plans to choose from: Basic, Plus, Choice Plus and Pro. For a portfolio website, I suggest choosing the Basic plan, which costs $2.95 per month and includes everything you need.

Next, you will be asked to enter your domain name. You can use the search box to check if your desired domain name is available or use an existing one if you have one already.

After that, you will need to fill in your account information, package information and payment information. You can also choose some optional extras like domain privacy protection or site backup pro, but they are not necessary.

Once you confirm your purchase, you will receive an email with instructions on how to access your Bluehost account and install WordPress.

Step 2: Install WordPress and choose a theme

The next step is to install WordPress on your Bluehost account and choose a theme for your portfolio website. A theme is a collection of templates and styles that define the appearance of your website.

To install WordPress, log in to your Bluehost account and go to the “My Sites” section. Click on the “Create Site” button and follow the steps to enter your site name, tagline, username and password. Bluehost will automatically install WordPress for you in a few minutes.

To choose a theme, go to your WordPress dashboard and click on “Appearance” > “Themes”. You will see some default themes that come with WordPress, but you can also browse thousands of free and premium themes in the WordPress theme directory or on other websites like ThemeForest or TemplateMonster.

For a portfolio website, I recommend choosing a theme that is designed for portfolios or showcases creative work. Some examples of portfolio themes are:

Astra - A fast, lightweight and customizable theme that comes with dozens of pre-made portfolio templates.

Divi - A versatile and powerful theme that lets you build any kind of portfolio website with drag-and-drop tools.

OceanWP - A flexible and responsive theme that offers many options for portfolio layouts and styles.

To install a theme, click on the “Add New” button and search for the theme name or upload a zip file if you downloaded it from another source. Then, click on the “Install” button and activate the theme.

Step 3: Add your portfolio projects and pages

The third step is to add your portfolio projects and pages to your WordPress website. A portfolio project is a single piece of work that you want to showcase, like a design, a photo, a video, a blog post, etc. A portfolio page is a collection of portfolio projects that you want to display in a grid or a gallery.

To add a portfolio project, go to your WordPress dashboard and click on “Portfolio” > “Add New”. You will see a screen similar to the one for adding a blog post, where you can enter your project title, description, categories, tags and featured image. You can also use the WordPress editor to add any other content you want, like text, images, videos, audio, etc.

To add a portfolio page, go to your WordPress dashboard and click on “Pages” > “Add New”. You will see a screen similar to the one for adding a portfolio project, where you can enter your page title and content. Depending on your theme, you may also have some options to customize the layout and style of your portfolio page, like the number of columns, the spacing, the hover effects, etc.

You can also use some plugins to enhance your portfolio page, like:

Jetpack - A plugin that adds many features to WordPress, including a portfolio module that lets you create and display portfolio projects in different ways.

Elementor - A plugin that lets you create beautiful and dynamic pages with drag-and-drop tools and widgets.

Envira Gallery - A plugin that lets you create stunning and responsive photo and video galleries for your portfolio.

To display your portfolio page on your website, you need to assign it as your homepage or add it to your menu. To assign it as your homepage, go to “Settings” > “Reading” and select “A static page” under “Your homepage displays”. Then, choose your portfolio page from the dropdown menu.

To add it to your menu, go to “Appearance” > “Menus” and create a new menu or edit an existing one. Then, drag and drop your portfolio page from the left panel to the right panel. You can also add other pages or links to your menu as you wish.

Step 4: Add some extra features and functionality

The fourth step is to add some extra features and functionality to your portfolio website with WordPress. These features can help you:

Improve your website performance and security

Optimize your website for search engines and social media

Connect with your visitors and potential clients

Analyze your website traffic and performance

Monetize your website with ads or products

Some of the plugins that can help you with these features are:

WP Rocket - A plugin that improves your website speed and performance by caching, minifying and lazy loading your files.

Yoast SEO - A plugin that helps you optimize your website for search engines by adding meta tags, sitemaps, breadcrumbs and more.

Social Snap - A plugin that helps you optimize your website for social media by adding social sharing buttons, click-to-tweet boxes and more.

Contact Form 7 - A plugin that helps you create and manage contact forms on your website so visitors can easily reach out to you.

Google Analytics for WordPress by MonsterInsights - A plugin that helps you connect your website with Google Analytics so you can track and analyze your website traffic and performance.

WooCommerce - A plugin that helps you create an online store on your website so you can sell products or services related to your portfolio.

To install any of these plugins, go to your WordPress dashboard and click on “Plugins” > “Add New”. Then, search for the plugin name or upload a zip file if you downloaded it from another source. Then, click on the “Install Now” button and activate the plugin.

Step 5: Launch your portfolio website with WordPress

The final step is to launch your portfolio website with WordPress and share it with the world. Before you do that, make sure you:

Check your website for any errors or issues

Test your website on different browsers and devices

Backup your website files and database

Update your WordPress core, theme and plugins

Once you are ready, go ahead and launch your website by clicking on the “Launch Site” button in Bluehost or removing any coming soon or maintenance mode plugins if you have any. Congratulations, you have just created a stunning portfolio website with WordPress! 🎉

Now, you can start promoting your website and sharing your work with your target audience. Some of the ways you can do that are:

Share your website on social media platforms like Facebook, Twitter, Instagram, LinkedIn, etc.

Join online communities and forums related to your niche and showcase your portfolio

Create a blog and publish valuable and relevant content for your audience

Guest post on other websites and blogs in your industry and link back to your portfolio

Network with other professionals and influencers in your field and collaborate with them

Collect testimonials and reviews from your clients and display them on your website

Optimize your website for search engines and keywords that your audience is searching for

By following these tips, you can increase your website traffic, engagement and conversions. You can also measure your results by using tools like Google Analytics, Google Search Console, etc.

Conclusion

Creating a portfolio website with WordPress is not hard if you follow the steps in this article. WordPress is a powerful and flexible platform that lets you create any kind of portfolio website you want. You can also customize and enhance your website with themes, plugins and tools.

A portfolio website can help you showcase your work, skills and services to potential clients and customers. It can also help you build your personal brand, reputation and network. It can also help you grow your business and income.

So, what are you waiting for? Start creating your portfolio website with WordPress today and share your amazing work with the world! 😍

If you found this article helpful, please share it with your friends and colleagues. And if you have any questions or feedback, please leave a comment below. I would love to hear from you. 💬

#WordPress #Portfolio #Website #Creative #Freelance

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the art of cinema

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Deniz Işın layouts

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Mirror icons layouts 🪞

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Beatrix Kiddo layouts

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⿻  Alexa Demie layouts.

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TARANTINO HEADERS

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random headers.     ✧ like or reblog if you save/use.     ✧ @dearcardan on twitter.

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