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Inspiring Generations of Creatives
Given the entertainment industry’s long history, it’s no surprise that many ideas and concepts get recycled. It’s not to say […]
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Final Fantasy: How A Game Saved A Beloved Studio
Square Enix, is a studio familiar to most within the gaming space. It’s the company that produced classic RPGs […]
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Standing in Front of The Mirror: Strength and Transformation
When people think about disability, they usually only recognize people with disabilities they can see, such as a physical disability. […]
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The Legend of Old Saint Nic
Santa Claus. You know him, they know him, everybody knows about the jolly red guy who brings gifts to […]
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Page to Stage: Adaptations of Literature
The Fist adaptations of literature Wordcount: 510 Written by Richard Patterson Entertainment and media come in many different forms, but […]
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Now I See You: NICU to Nurtured
Los Angeles Magazine Publication When I was 19, I got my first paid writing job. My assignment was to write […]
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The Orisha: The Walks of Life
Africa. The land of many beginnings, where humanity took many first steps. And with those steps comes the conditioning of […]
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The Harvest of A Story Retold
Given that Thanksgiving is between Halloween and Christmas, it’s understandable that it’s not always the anticipated holiday. Which is unfortunate […]
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Animation Isn’t A Genre, It’s An Art Form
The Times They Are A-Changin’ A century ago, in 1908, Emile Cohl created one of the earliest examples of moving […]
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