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Features interviews with industry professionals, on subjects as diverse as interview technique, the NBC News Archive, music rights, setting up your own company, pitching your proposal, camera hire, the British Film Council, editing and distribution. This book also includes in-depth case studies of some of the successful documentary films.
Dying to get on television and become famous, Jeremy Bluett tries all sorts of schemes.
It all came down to me.The one who followed the rules, never went looking for trouble - I kept to myself. I just wanted to take care of my family. To not constantly look over my shoulder, worried about the things that went bump in the night.I just wanted to survive.But that wasn't meant to be.As luck - or fate, or something - would have it, the trouble found me.I followed a rabbit through the wreckage of a half-ruined world to get back what was mine, and wound up at the end of it.In Wonderland.But there's nothing magical about it.(While Wonder does feature a central love story, it is not a contemporary romance novel)
Hints Of Spice...When Cin Bradley packs up and moves herself, her mother, and her baby girl away from their home in Connecticut, she has no plans to make a love connection. She's just trying to get settled into her new house, new job, and new life - until Landry Augustin comes to her front door. Together, they explore the potential of a romance neither was looking for - sweet, and a little spicy.A Dash of Heat...Maggie Augustin just wanted something sweet. A bit of self-soothing, to take the edge off the loneliness and heartache she'd been quietly enduring. When she walks away from his food truck, box of beignets in hand, she has no idea that Rene St. Martin - not his pastries - is exactly the something sweet she wanted, with the little dash of heat she needs.A Touch of Sugar...Pru Ashford isn't looking for... anything. Which is how she ends up finding exactly what she needs - a perfect balance of savory and sweet.
Hailey Freeman goes to Blackwood with a specific mission - at least on the surface. When a sudden tragedy thrusts her into chaos, she expects to find herself mired in confusion, bereft, while she figures out how to pick up the pieces.Instead, she finds comfort, clarity, and --baffling- familiarity in the arms of Ellis Boyd.A stranger.A stranger who can't help wondering if he knows Hailey somehow, met her somewhere, another time they just can't remember - the only explanation for their swift, consuming connection. At least? the only one that makes sense.Right?
Maybe Next TimeFor better or worse?That was the promise Denver and Kensa made, but it's a sentiment they've somehow lost along the way. What started as a passionate wildfire has diminished to a flicker, all but snuffed out by unspoken fears, perceived betrayal, and a complete breakdown in communication.Can either of them tuck their ego away long enough to rekindle their flame?Maybe this timeThis wasn't what "keep your friends close" was supposed to mean. But now that the line has been crossed, can they ever make their way back to the twenty-year friendship they've been building?Or, better question - Is that what either of them really wants?Maybe One More TimeEverything is all fun and games until living on the "wild" side becomes the rule instead of the exception. Its good to be bad... within reason, of course. And in this case? It's very, very good.
Everyone is a stranger at some point, right? Pulled by an explicable, undeniable thread of... something... Nick and Noah find themselves keen on becoming more. Hashtags and flights and late-night text sessions lead to a connection neither has experienced or expected. Beyond the shiny veneer of social media, further than the shallow depths of a good selfie, down to the real, for real stuff that relationships are made of... can Nick and Noah actually reach their prematurely awarded goal?
"Jennie C. Jones recent exhibitions often feature an amalgam of painting, sound and sculpture.... She manipulates everyday objects related to sound--objects that belong to modes and systems of listening to sound or producing it as well as systems of organizing it--to generate implied sound. And while her sculptures evoke sound and the methodologies by which it is created, they are themselves silent"--Page 15.
Lumby and Jones return for a ninth edition of the bestselling Corporate Finance, combining clarity with clout. The strong theoretical approach that underpins the text is enhanced with a range of real world examples putting the models and frameworks into perspective.Packed with diverse examples and problems, this landmark text provides a comprehensive introduction to the subject of corporate finance in an accessible yet rigorous style.