Showing posts with label insights. Show all posts
Showing posts with label insights. Show all posts
Tuesday, January 22, 2019
Achieve- Secrets from Successful Entrepreneurs: Book Review
Jim Pagiamtzis Review
Tremendous stories from entrepreneurs who have gone a journey and shared the experience of what they learned and how you can improve your results!
About book:
You'll Learn: how to become financially free, how to find joint venture partners, secrets to being massively happy, healthy and wealthy, how to become a real estate millionaire, how to use the law of attraction to get what you want, and how to pay the least amount of taxes.
International best-seller authored by Sunil Tulsiani, Robert G. Allen, Bogdan Marzewski, Sangita Tulsiani, Shahzad Ahmed, Lynn Signoretti, Sadhana Sabharwal, Peter Mazzuchin, Rinay Chand, Anna Maccani, Sockalingam PrabaHARAN, Alex Fracassi, Ramesh (RT) Sangani, Roman Turlo, Larry Cooper and other experts around North America
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Wednesday, January 9, 2019
Joana Vicente Co-Head & Executive Director of TIFF: Spotlight Feature Special 2019 (courtesy of TIFF newsletter)
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What drew you to Toronto and TIFF? I have always loved TIFF. It is an incredible organization with amazing, creative, and passionate staff, and a fabulous building and year-round programming where the mission of transforming the world through film comes to life every day. As a producer, I have had the good fortune to have 12 films at the Festival. I know what an important launching pad the Festival is for independent feature films; Toronto audiences are the most discerning and enthusiastic in the world. I have sold films at the Festival, so I know the importance the Festival has on the ecosystem of independent filmmaking. As for the city, I was excited by the idea of getting to know Toronto. I have lived in many places in my life — Macao, Portugal, France, Mozambique, Madeira, New York — so it doesn’t scare me to try a new city. So far, I am loving it! Where's your favourite spot to sit in a movie theatre? In general, I like middle-centre, three-quarters of the way back — which is an issue. My husband would rather sit near the front of the theatre! We compromise. In what way(s) do you think film has the power to transform the world? In so many ways. Through film we feel and we empathize with others and their plights; we connect deeply emotionally — not just rationally; we put our lives in perspective; we dream of worlds we didn't know existed, and we set our imagination free. I believe films speak in a language that can’t really be translated. How do you express a moment that is created by photography, editing, acting, art direction, music — everything that goes into making a film — in any other way? Those ideas, untranslatable in any other medium, have a deep effect on people, and I believe that those visions can point us towards something we may never have felt or thought in quite the same way before. What is your earliest film memory? Maybe baby Bambi wobbling and struggling to get up on his feet for the first time, and then this terrible feeling when his mother dies. And, of course, the quintessential TIFF Staff question: what is your absolute favourite film of all time? It’s so hard to answer this question. So many favourites… I would say, "What have been the most meaningful films at different times of my life?" Singing in the Rain, Rear Window, 400 Blows, Senso, La Dolce Vita, The Godfather, Deer Hunter, Love Streams, Boy Meets Girl (dir. Leos Carax), The Piano, Boyhood, and, for some holiday cheer, Love Actually. |
Filmakermagazine website
Joana Vicente Named as TIFF’s New Executive Director and Co-Headread more
Thursday, June 28, 2018
Ramin Bahrani being interviewed on Fahrenheit 451 at TIFF Lightbox : Special Video post
May 18,2018
Ramin Bahrani being interviewed at TIFF Lightbox in Toronto.
Amazing conversation.(10 minutes)
Monday, February 27, 2017
Book Review: How Scripts Are Made
Jim Pagiamtzis review
" Amazing stories on how scripts are made and insights on drama and tragedies that happened behind the scenes on some well known block buster movies. An inspiring read!"
Inga
Karetnikova's method is that of the art teacher: she asks students to
study great works in detail, to analyze them, and then to create their
own. She stresses that her examination is "interested only in how the
scripts are written and what makes them work, not in a cultural or
scholarly examination of them." Karetnikova analyzes eight screenplays?The Godfather, Rashomon, La Strada, Bicycle Thief, Nosferatu, The Servant, Viridiana, Notorious?and a novel written in screenplay form, Kiss of the Spider Woman. Each
serves as an example of a particular aspect of screenplay writing:
composing scripts, developing characters, constructing suspense,
adapting literature to cinematic space and time, and weaving details and
motifs within a script.
Karetnikova urges film students to work on their own screenplays while studying her book, reading the suggested scripts and viewing the films based on them to get the most from her method. She provides a series of exercises for each chapter to help students master the skills of composing and writing film treatments, developing screen stories and their characters, organizing scenes, and writing dialogue. Each of the exercises has worked successfully in her own screenplay-writing classes.
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Karetnikova urges film students to work on their own screenplays while studying her book, reading the suggested scripts and viewing the films based on them to get the most from her method. She provides a series of exercises for each chapter to help students master the skills of composing and writing film treatments, developing screen stories and their characters, organizing scenes, and writing dialogue. Each of the exercises has worked successfully in her own screenplay-writing classes.
Learn more/ buy book
Thursday, January 12, 2017
Blogttalk interview: Instant Chemistry: How to attract and keep your soulmate in 21st Century with Carmelia Ray
An amazing conversation with Award winning dating coach Carmelia Ray
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| Carmelia Ray Amazing interview I did with Carmelia Ray at business event in 2014 |
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Tuesday, July 14, 2015
Book Review: In Pursuit of Principle and Profit -Bussiness Success Through Social Responsibility
Featuring interviews with business leaders who follow ethical standards and stories of their little-known companies, a comprehensive look at contemporary business ethics shows how social responsibility can lead to higher profits
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" A comprehensive journey of how to attain profit and understand the impact that social responsibility carries in achieving that goal. Business matters but people are what makes it work!" Jim Pagiamtzis
Wednesday, July 8, 2015
You ARE your brand! Words of wisdom from LinkedIn’s Paul Lovie
You ARE your brand! Words of wisdom from LinkedIn’s Paul Lovie
Keynote Paul Lovie of LinkedIn brought 20 tips to the table in his session for online marketers looking to amplify their brand on LinkedIn.
Presenting to a packed auditorium at the Ted Rogers School of Business Management, Lovie talked about the thinning line between personal and business brands and how your company’s brand is YOUR brand.
Information: Linkedin/in/paullovie/
plovie@linkedin.com
Saturday, July 4, 2015
Book Review: The Art of War Illustrated Version
'The expert at battle seeks his victory from strategic advantage and does not demand it from his men'
The Art of War is the most widely read military classic in human history. Dating from the period of the warring states in early Chinese history, Sun Tzu's insights into strategy are today prized by leaders in all walks of life.
This new gift edition combines the finest English translation with carefully chosen illustrations from the period
Includes a new introduction setting the work in its context and exploring the main philosophical issues.
The Art of War is the most widely read military classic in human history. Dating from the period of the warring states in early Chinese history, Sun Tzu's insights into strategy are today prized by leaders in all walks of life.
This new gift edition combines the finest English translation with carefully chosen illustrations from the period
Includes a new introduction setting the work in its context and exploring the main philosophical issues.
"Masterful illustration of strategic principles that you can apply in journey of success" Jim Pagiamtzis
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Tuesday, June 23, 2015
Book Review: Rucksack to Briefcase
Introducing: RUCKSACK TO BRIEFCASE…A Civilian-Side Job-Hunting Guide for Service Members and Their Families…
“Deploying back home can be every bit as challenging as a foreign deployment….if you don’t have the right training!”
“With the army cutting brigades at a dozen bases
around the country, as well as cuts across the entire military, this
comes at a perfect time!”
THE ANSWER: Introducing: Rucksack to Briefcase: A civilian-side job-hunting guide for service members and their families.”" Dylan Raymond share insight on his journey in the military for 25 years and by the end of the book your will come away with strategies to enhance your resume and get the career you want!" Jim Pagiamtzis
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Monday, May 4, 2015
Audio Review: The Best-Kept Secrets of Great Communicators
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| The Best Kept Secrets of Great Communicators |
When we investigate the most powerful and influential people in the world, we discover that they all have something in common: effective communication. Using the principles of powerful communication, they developed the ability to influence others in a profound way, all the while winning both respect and admiration.
The powerful art of persuasion and effective communication extends beyond mere words. Body language, intention, positioning, and other factors play a significant part. Peter Thomson helps make the unconscious aspects of communication conscious and maximizes our persuasive powers so that we can become more charismatic and influential communicators.
In The Best-Kept Secrets of Great Communicators, you will learn:
- Active listening techniques and the impact they have on enhancing your personal and professional relationships
- How to handle difficult communication situations with effectiveness
- The hidden power of questions that can turn challenging situations into winning achievements
- How to be more confident and persuasive in any endeavor that you pursue
- Body language -- how to spot whether people are lying or telling the truth
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Monday, May 19, 2014
Book Review: Living the Wisdon of the Tao by Dr. Wayne W. Dyer

"Insightful and powerful verse's about the journey of life and how we choose live it" Jim Pagiamtzis
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