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De Dag van de Academies, 3 februari 2024, stond in het teken van 'magie'. Aan het Conservatorium van Mechelen werkten de schrijversklassen van Patrick Bernauw en Elise Steenackers al een tijdje rond De Magie van Ensor, naar aanleiding van het Ensorjaar. Voor de Dag van de Academies sloegen zij hun tenten op in de Predikheren bibliotheek van Mechelen, waar ook de lessen doorgaan. Daar gingen de cursisten van Elise aan de slag met een literair creatief atelier rond Ensor, en brachten zij een gevarieerd Ensoriaans programma in het Voorleestheater. De cursisten van Patrick Bernauw brachten twee voorstellingen - telkens een academisch kwartier - in Zaal Mernissi, waarvan deze podcast een neerslag is. Zij stelden objecten met quotes uit hun teksten tentoon en ontvouwden tot slot een tientallen meters lange Ensoriaanse Kettingbrief over het hele gelijkvloers van het Predikheren.In deze aflevering hoort u teksten van achtereenvolgens Katleen Loos, Gaby Vervoort (gelezen door Els Peeters), Carl Cauwenbergh, Koen Verbeeck, Els Peeters, Guy De Becker, Nathalie Schraenen en Joris Steppe. Opname en montage: Patrick Bernauw. Muziek: James Ensor, La Gamme d'Amour, geïnterpreteerd door Suzanne de Neve aan de piano, opgenomen door wat destijds nog BRT3 heette. We gebruikten de opname met een Creative Commons licentie via via https://youtu.be/q6iF-d1ElFY?si=SkxYb60QA1PYPLtW Cover: James Ensor, Creative Commons: https://commons.wikimedia.org/wiki/File:James_Ensor_-_Ensor_in_His_Studio.jpgVolg het project De Magie van Ensor op onze gelijknamige blog. In juni presenteren de schrijversklassen van de Academie voor Podiumkunsten uit Aalst en het Conservatorium van Mechelen het gelijknamige boek!Wil je ons een onmisbaar steuntje in de rug geven, dan...Become a supporter of this podcast: https://www.spreaker.com/podcast/mysterieus-belgie--5917929/support.

Tijdens de ZetU Weken van de Academie voor Podiumkunsten in Aalst, eind januari 2024, nam Patrick Bernauw met zijn schrijversklassen deze podcast op, "met beperkt levend publiek".U hoort achtereenvolgens: Christa Vercouter met haar Brief aan Ensor; Anissa Soetinck met haar mini hoorspel De Lampenbrander, gespeeld samen met Elke Huygens, Lili Vanden Wijngaert en Patrick Bernauw; Christa Vercouter die haar gedicht Matroesjka's in de spiegel voorleest, Patrick Bernauw met het Huwelijksaanzoek van Marc Troch en Ben Vanden Eynde met zijn kritische column Tombola. Tussendoor quotes uit diverse teksten, gelezen en van toelichting voorzien door Tim, die in het publiek zat, en Jos Van Den Dorpe. En een sfeerbeeld van de Ensorcistische Kettingbrief die tot stand kwam met deze quotes, op 3 februari 2024, tijdens de Dag van de Academies in de Predikheren Bibliotheek in Mechelen.Muziek is er van James Ensor zelve, met fragmenten uit La Gamme d'Amour. Suzanne de Neve interpreteerde dit werk voor de piano, het werd opgenomen door wat destijds nog BRT3 heette. We gebruikten de opname met een Creative Commons licentie via via https://youtu.be/q6iF-d1ElFY?si=SkxYb60QA1PYPLtWPatrick Bernauw stond in voor de regie, opnames en montage. Cover: James Ensor, Creative Commons: https://commons.wikimedia.org/wiki/File:James_Ensor_-_Ensor_in_His_Studio.jpgVolg het project De Magie van Ensor op onze gelijknamige blog. Er komt nog podcast aflevering aan en in juni presenteren de schrijversklassen van de Academie voor Podiumkunsten uit Aalst en het Conservatorium van Mechelen het gelijknamige boek!

Ter gelegenheid van het Ensorjaar gingen de schrijversklassen van Patrick Bernauw en de Woordstudio van Sterre De Vresse aan de Academie voor Podiumkunsten in Aalst gezamenlijk aan de slag. Zij maakten deze literair creatieve productie rond De Magie van Ensor in Utopia, opgenomen met 'beperkt levend publiek' tijdens de ZetU Dagen 2024 in Utopia, waar de Academie gehuisvest is. U hoort achtereenvolgens Chris Deslagmeulder, die een tekst brengt van Anna van Ro, Intrede; Anke Verleysen die haar Ensorgedichten leest; James Ensor die eigen werk declameert, gelardeerd met quotes uit verhalen en gedichten van cursisten, geïnspireerd door zijn werk; Katrien Dierick die La Chinoise brengt, een tekst van Jana Van Der Fraenen (Elke Huygens zingt er Slaap kindje, slaap bij); en Vera Steenput die haar Ensoriaanse moedergedichten leest. Er was ook enige interactie met het publiek, en zo leidt Jente met een quote Stil even! in, een hoorspel van Hilde Schockaert, dat zij vertolkt samen met Vera Steenput en Veerle Van Vaerenbergh. Elke Huygens leidt eveneens met een quote Badkoets van Anna van Ro in, een verhaal gelezen door Hanne Dekinder. Verder leenden ook Anissa Soetinck, Lili Vanden Wijngaert en Christa Vercouter hun stem voor het inspelen van Intrede en het lezen van quotes.Behalve de tafelmuziek van Tante Jeanne en het volksliedje Wazig Avondduister in Stil Even! was er muziek van Fernand Bernauw (bij Intrede) - maar vooral van James Ensor, uit La Gamme d'Amour. Suzanne de Neve interpreteerde het muziekstuk voor de piano, het werd opgenomen door wat destijds nog BRT3 heette. We gebruikten de opname met een Creative Commons licentie via via https://youtu.be/q6iF-d1ElFY?si=SkxYb60QA1PYPLtWPatrick Bernauw stond in voor de regie, opnames en montage. Cover: James Ensor, Creative Commons: https://commons.wikimedia.org/wiki/File:James_Ensor_-_Ensor_in_His_Studio.jpgVolg het project De Magie van Ensor op onze gelijknamige blog. Er komen nog podcast afleveringen aan en in juni presenteren de schrijversklassen van de Academie voor Podiumkunsten uit Aalst en het Conservatorium van Mechelen het gelijknamige boek! Become a supporter of this podcast: https://www.spreaker.com/podcast/mysterieus-belgie--5917929/support.

Mitchell Levy with co-host Jim Canfield had an inspiring conversation with special guest Bruce McLennan, the Architect and Principal/National Strategy Manager for Commercial Development at Farnsworth Group. They covered a host of topics focused around thought leadership and being the CEO of a corporation. The discussion includes: 1) Reducing the isolation CEOs feel at the top, 2) Making better decisions, 3) Accountability, 4) Personal and professional growth, and 5) Addressing change. Bruce McLennan, Principal/National Strategy Manager for Commercial Development at Farnsworth Group has provided leadership as an architect and business practitioner for over 30 years. His combined experience in firm management and commercial architecture brings a strong balance of business aspects, technical applications and design aesthetics to projects. His Studio’s projects include developments of all types, uses and scales, including retail, corporate office, interiors and automotive. Bruce leads an effective, experienced team that delivers quality projects, and all share the same commitment to client service and attention to detail. For more information, check out their company's page f-w.com. Jim Canfield, President at CEO Tools, focuses throughout all that he does centers on supporting and inspiring business leaders who are committed to growth and achievement. He is also a speaker, a coach, an advisor and the author of CEO Tools 2.0. As Managing Director of CEO Tools, he's honored to have been referred to as a “leader of leaders.” His true privilege is the opportunity to provide programs, mentorship and inspired content that helps develop CEOs and management teams, to drive bottom line business results and enhance overall quality of life. For more information about his work go to growthspeed.net  or https://www.executiveforums.com/. Mitchell Levy is the Global Credibility Expert at AHAthat, the first APA leadership (Thought Leadership) platform on the market for thought leaders, experts and companies to unleash their genius to the world. His passion is helping entrepreneurs, business owners and C-Suite Executives get known as thought leaders & become best-selling authors with the AHA platform. He is an accomplished entrepreneur who has created 20 businesses in Silicon Valley including four publishing companies that have published over 800 books. Mitchell is an international best selling author with 60 business books, has provided strategic consulting to over 100 companies, has advised over 500 CEOs on critical business issues, and has been chairman of the board of a NASDAQ-listed company. To learn more about creating and sharing your AHA moments, go to AHAthat.com/Author where you can also find a link to book a strategy call. Visit https://mitchelllevy.com/mitchelllevypresents/ for an archive of all the podcast episodes. Connect to Mitchell Levy on: LinkedIn: Linkedin.com/in/MitchellLevy Facebook: Facebook.com/HappyAbout Twitter: Twitter.com/HappyAbout Google+: Plus.Google.com/+MitchellLevy Pinterest: Pinterest.com/THiNKaha Instagram: Instagram.com/Mitchell.Levy/ AHAthat: AHAthat.com Speaking site: MitchellLevy.com Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

Personal Branding and Celebrity Photography I am discussing personal branding and celebrity photography with Walid Azami is an LA-based photographer who captured images for the likes of Kanye West, Mariah Carey, Ricky Martin, Jennifer Lopez, and more... From his experience of working with legendary artists in the entertainment industry, Walid now wants to help future photographers share in the success and help them start their profitable business. Nathaniel SchoolerWell, it's great to have you, have you on the Build Business Acumen Podcast. And we're going to talk personal branding and celebrity photography today, because you are you are celebrity photographer. I know you're quite a humble kind of guy. But you've you've you've recently been taking photos of like, all sorts of celebrities. And you understand more than anyone how the personal branding kind of fits into the photography. And, you know, I'm just so excited to to hear more about it, really! Walid AzamiThank you. Thank you. I'm happy to be here. And glad we finally were able to schedule something. Yeah, I think personal branding is, it's what gets you into every single person's brain first, so I'm happy to talk about it. Nathaniel SchoolerI think from from a wording point of view, a lot of the people when they come to you, they've already had someone say. You know this is why you're amazing. These are the things that you do. This is what gives you credibility. This is what gives you authority, and this is why you're different, right? But for the people who struggle with that, I think that that's the problem is when they go straight into photography, and they don't brief the photographer because if someone comes to you and says :-"I want you to do some shots" You'd ask them some questions! Walid AzamiAbsolutely. Some people almost say too many questions. But I don't think that's such a thing. Nathaniel SchoolerOkay, so what what would you ask me if I if I came to you? And I said, right. I need some. I need some shots. Yeah, what would you ask me? Walid AzamiI think it's it. I love that you put it that way as I need some shots. I think it's kind of that's the equivalent of going into Russia and saying "I need some food and they'll start asking you, what's your diet like? What do you like? What do you feel like? You want warm food? Cold food? Walid Azami - in His Studio in LA We start breaking it down. Most people will come to me and say:- "Hey, I need some photographs for this upcoming record cover or my new fashion brand or whatever. And so I ask him questions that, I realise that when they come to the photographer at this point, they've done what they are a master in. And so they have an idea about photography, but they're not the master in it. So anytime somebody gives you an I call it their baby, as cheesy as that might be. But anytime somebody gives you their baby and says:- "Here, I've done the most that I could do with it. Now I need you to help package it together." I take that opportunity to lead the project. And so I will ask him all kinds of questions. So I actually had a call about a music video right before this. We talked about what do you want the viewer to see? What do you want the viewer to feel when they first see you on screen? What do you want them to walk away with after they're done experiencing your video? You know, do you want to be likeable/ hateable? Do you want people to envy you? Do you want people to relate to you? I mean, so many questions that a lot of times there there's long pauses because no one's ever asked them that before. But it's a good thing. And it makes them dig a little bit more. And then based on what they tell me, then we start constructing something. But until they give me all the ingredients, they know what they want, but you have to pull it out of them. And then we have everything we put on the table and say, Okay, here's what I'm getting. And then my expertise really comes into play as. Okay, well,

Kenny Aronoff is one of the world’s most influential and in-demand session and touring drummers today. The list of artists he’s worked with reads like a who’s who of the music industry. In this episode Kenny and I talk about: His Studio set up in North Hollywood Living life without a rear view mirror Records he’s played on have sold over 300 million copies How we first met The Beatles changed everything for him His motto of fight or fight Filming Hired Gun for Netflix Playing for Paul and Ringo 50 years after seeing the Beatles on Ed Sullivan His parents were really supportive of his career choices Refusing to play the piano because he was in love with the drums Showing up drunk for his college music audition From Rock in Roll to the Symphony and back Refusing to take no for an answer An aggressive commitment to time management The pressure that comes with success Losing your gig overnight Moving into the speaking business … and making the most of the time we have left See Kenny’s work at: www.uncommonstudiosla.com www.KennyAronoff.com Check out Kenny on Twitter and Instagram 
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Today’s featured guest is Brian Adams Brian is a wedding photographer based in Orlando, Florida and for half the year you will find him doing weddings throughout the North Eastern States as well. His Studio consists of 4 photographers with a combined 50 years of experience and the team has photographed over 400 weddings. Brian has been showcased on Oprah, Dr. Oz, and Good Morning America not to mention the many publications where his work has been featured. Brian began photographing weddings in 2002. Troy joined him in 2003, Lori joined them in 2007, and Scott joined the team in 2012. Supported by their assistants Taylor, Sky, and Kristy, and their editors Rooz and Rick, they have photographed more than 350 weddings in 22 states and 8 countries. Brian and his associate photographers photograph weddings year-round all over Florida, including: Clearwater, Jacksonville, Key West, Miami, Orlando, Pensacola, St. Augustine, St. Petersburg, Tampa, Vero Beach, West Palm Beach, and Winter Park. See some of Brian, Troy, Lori, and Scott's complete wedding albums here. Brian also photographs weddings April through October in these New England locations: Boston, Bristol, New Haven, Newport, Ogunquit, Portland, and all over Connecticut, Maine, Massachusetts, and Rhode Island. Brian has recently been lucky enough to photograph weddings and engagement sessions Internationally in Singapore, New Zealand, Thailand, Hong Kong, The Bahamas, Tunisia, and Canada. Brian travels more than 50,000 miles a year and constantly gleans inspiration from the people he meets, art deco and mid-century architecture, design (graphic, industrial, and interior) and cinema. He loves New York and Boston, dogs and cats, beer and wine, and he secretly wants to direct a movie. His work has been featured in Connecticut Magazine, People Magazine, Professional Photographer, and Town & Country and has also been seen on Oprah, The Dr. Oz Show, and Good Morning America. The Florida Museum of Photographic Arts presented Brian with two awards for his photography in 2007 and in 2012. In 2009, Brian moved his Winter Park, Florida office to a boutique-style studio in downtown Orlando. In 2010, Brian led the world's first iPhone photo and video team to shoot a complete wedding, which has since received over 175,000 hits on YouTube. In 2012, Brian Adams PhotoGraphics was thankful to celebrate 10 great years of wedding photography.

Martin Bell is a freelance animator in the UK  who works from home for various clients all over.  His Studio is called Yes Commissioner? and in this episode he shares his journey on accidentally becoming a freelancer and turning it into a successful way to live with nothing but even more opportunities for the future. If you've sought […] The post RA Podcast #6 – Martin Bell appeared first on Rusty Animator.