Brandon Hall

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Gladiators of change - Social Bites

Nov 4, 2023 | socialbites.ca | Joan-Carles Martí |Brandon Hall

This is not just a book for gamers, because sincerity and authenticity are the basis of prosperity. Peter Farrelly, who won two Oscars for best picture and best original screenplay for Green Book, says this in the foreword to Bernard Hiller’s Acting Guide to the Future. It’s a book of acting exercises, yes, but it also includes methods for understanding artistic interpretation as a way of personal and professional empathy.
Blanca Lacasa, author of 'Scary Girls': "Men can say their mothers are the best because they can escape that suffocating presence" - Social Bites

Oct 7, 2023 | socialbites.ca | Vivian Gornick |Brandon Hall

“relationship between them mom’s and the girls are scheduled to end. When the girl no longer needs help, another type of relationship should be established, according to the parameters set by the people involved themselves, which will no longer be like the relationship they had in childhood. The problem is that there are mothers who do not accept this situation for different reasons, and sometimes there are daughters who do not want to give up being a girl.
Five photographers gaze at the club - Social Bites

Sep 7, 2023 | socialbites.ca | Cassandra Byrne |Brandon Hall

HE Club Information continues the exhibition program with an example Balsalobre Study Projects 2022-2023inaugurated This Friday at 20:00. With the authors and students of the School of Photography Practical Photography Projects Course he led in Alicante Carlos Balsalobre. “The interesting thing is that whole and diversity from appearances. This time they five authors and for each of them we try to mean something different from the usual models.
Philip Stanton, artist and designer: "If a novel is good, you should reread it for the details" - Social Bites

Sep 4, 2023 | socialbites.ca | Helen Oyeyemi |Brandon Hall

Novel with historical notes and essay. I have many authors, and some I have reread several times: Haruki Murakami, John Irving, Carlos Ruiz Zafón, Ken Follett’s two historical fiction trilogies are my delight. The list is heterogeneous and long. Why are you rereading so much? If a novel is good, it needs to be reread because the details are overlooked, it’s like reading something new. For example, those of Wilkie Collins and Gustave Flaubert.