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From developing an idea, writing the script, and finding the financing to acquiring locations, hiring a top-notch crew, and promoting the film, Shoot Me presents dozens of real-life experiences and worst-case scenarios for every step of the independent filmmaking process. Written by two veteran independent filmmakers, this guide offers a treasury of hard facts and hands-on advice as well as dozens of legal forms, checklists, sample budgets, and other ready-to-use tools. Ten legendary directors, producers, and writers also offer their opinions on digital distribution, the independent film scene, and much more. For any aspiring filmmaker waiting to get an insider's perspective on the art and business of producing a successful "indie, " Shoot Me delivers an intimate, revealing view they won't find anywhere else!.
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Here are the songs and stories that made history Includes lyrics, music, song histories, trivia, humor plus 100 Civil War photographs and illustrations A great companion to our recording, "Ballads & Songs of the Civil War." 5 1/2" X 8 1/2", perfect bound, full color cover..
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For over 25 years, New York's Angelica Kitchen has been widely regarded as the epicentre of the vegan universe It offers a multitude of innovative dishes using only the finest organic ingredients delivered daily from local purveyors. Here, owner Leslie McEachern shares more than 100 of her favourite recipes as well as a wealth of information on organic food. The Angelica Home Kitchen is a must-have for creating delightful vegan dishes at home..
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Rousing Minds to Life is the education textbook for the '90s: A powerful synthesis of the theoretical advances in Vygotskian theory as applied to every aspect of teaching, learning, and schooling Drawing on studies from preschool and elementary school through the university seminar, and on their own successful experience with thousands of students over two decades, this text integrates all recent work in the Vygotskian tradition with basic concepts in American and British behaviorism, cognitive science, anthropology, and sociolinguistics. Distinguished by a literate style and an extraordinarily rich content, it is appropriate for courses in educational psychology, curriculum and instruction, educational foundations, educational administration, special education, multicultural education, and any course that treats learning and cognitive development in social context..
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According to Jewish theology, the "Evil Inclination," or yetzer ha-ra, is the small inner voice that tempts us into doing wrong. In a tone at once witty and heartfelt, Rabbi Gershon Winkler, aka the "stand-up theologian," tells stories of his own struggles with that voice as he passes from yeshiva boy with a strong libido, to earnest infantryman, to Orthodox rabbi, to redneck ranch hand, to the respected "rabbinic trickster" and scholar he is today. Travels with the Evil Inclination offers a tongue-in-cheek account of a most unusual life journey, a humorous and sometimes exaggerated tale of personal spiritual dissolution and re-emergence. This moving story of his transition from orthodoxy to what the author calls "flexidoxy" will inspire, entertain, and provoke as Winkler explores roads not only less traveled but virtually unmapped..
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The year is 1928. Forty-four Octobers have come and gone since Elfego Baca earned top ranking as a gunfighter Few now remember that on a fall day in 1884, in the village of Frisco, New Mexico, Baca ducked some 4,000 bullets fired by eighty cowboys aiming to kill him. Fewer still recall that the reason for the shoot-out was Baca's obsession with rescuing Mexican settlers from abuse by Texans in days before 'civil rights' became a catch phrase. The reputation of the Hero-now turned-lawman-lawyer-politician is sorely in need of repair, for despite his boasts of possessing one of the best law practices in the state, things have not gone well for Baca. Elfego has been declared a bankrupt; he's been humiliated by an untidy divorce; and neither political party in the state seems to want to run him as a candidate for much of anything. So, what's a man of action to do?

What Elfego does is to make a pre-emptive strike to repair that tattered reputation. He finds a biographer to tell his story just like he wants it told, including his meetings with Billy the Kid and the opera star, Mary Garden. He finally settles on Kyle Samuel Crichton, but only after William A. Keleher, the respected journalist-lawyer, has said, 'No.' Keleher introduces Baca to Crichton, who has few writing credentials though he would later author popular books and a successful Broadway play. Crichton has escaped from the smoke stacks and slag heaps of the Pennsylvania mining country to the pure air of Albuquerque, not to repair the reputation of those like Elfego who have fallen from grace, but to repair his own health. While Elfego is as short as Napoleon, Crichton is taller than Gary Cooper. While Elfego is rotund, Crichton is thin and muscular. While Elfego is bold, Crichton is cautious. But Crichton, who later wrote a biography of the Metropolitan Opera star Risë Stevens (Subway to the Met), brings a wild sense of humor that was to be reflected in all his books. And, while Baca is long on yarns that boost his heroism, Crichton insists on balance. The narrative of the book the pair produced remains open to question: How much of it is fact, how much is flights of fancy? Whichever it is, it's a whale of a story about a life lived to a fullness rarely experienced..
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This study examines the confluence of social, economic and political conditions that characterized the Progressive era in the United States, women's influence and actions to bring about social reforms at a time when they could not vote, and their use of public relations tactics designed to bring about reforms that they hoped would improve the lives of all Americans. This book explores women's use of public relations strategies and tactics in charitable and social service organizations, women's clubs and government agencies during the same time period that the nascent public relations profession was being used by businesses as a means to defend their status and to see support of the public by providing information about their operations more openly. This study also addresses the notion that women reformers tended to focus heavily on building relationship with individuals, groups and organizations to promote their causes..
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