Creators
Filmmaker Spotlight: Cindy Di Xin Introduces Audiences to Emotions in Storytelling
Cindy, Welcome to Kreative Circle! Can you share with us how you were introduced to the art of filmmaking? Mine was really simple. Things that inspired me were my own experience and loneliness. I am the only one who has experienced all of the dramatic moments, then I started to feel lonely in my life. I tried to share with my friends by telling them, but I couldn’t bring them into my scenario and feelings. After I studied communication in my undergrad, I got to know about visual arts. I started to shape my and other people’s story with motion pictures and sounds, then I met the charm of filmmaking.
By Kreative Circle (KreativeCircle.com)3 years ago in Interview
Mt Kisco Native is Intuitive About His Art
Photo by Sara Hart Hari Edgar Palacio grew up in Mt. Kisco, went to Fox Lane, got a BA at Westchester Community College, a BS from SUNY Purchase and a Masters from Manhattanville College. A very creative mind at his disposal, Palacio has since made his mark across multiple disciplines.
By Rich Monetti3 years ago in Interview
Niva Highlights: DJ Pretty Dainty
Today I had the opportunity to speak with one of the hottest female DJs in Orlando, FL to gain more insight on what it’s like to be a female DJ in 2022. I’ll like to introduce you to DJ Pretty Dainty. She has been in the game for over ten years. She has a unique sound and is extremely versatile. According to Career Explorer, 32% of DJs are female and 68% are male. Depending on the type of event a person may be throwing, it is likely a good idea to also include a female DJ in the lineup for diversity. A female DJ can provide a different kind of vibe. DJ Pretty Dainty has an online series called The Patio, where you can catch her spinning some hot mixes straight from her patio. She also regularly pays homage to local Orlando artists. DJ Pretty Dainty is very talented. In addition to DJ’ing, she is also an amazing singer, skater, and content creator.
By Princess Niva3 years ago in Interview
Louise Distras
An Interview With Louise Distras I first met Louise three years back supporting The Men That Will Not Be Blamed For Nothing at The Cluny 2 in Newcastle. I was really impressed by her performance and grabbed a copy of the "Street Revolution" EP (there's a link to my review at the end of this piece).
By Mike Singleton 💜 Mikeydred 3 years ago in Interview
Job Interview As A Document Controller In One Of The International Consulting Firms In The Mandaluyong City, Philippines Area
One of my coworkers sent me a photo of the opening at the mentioned company. I am thrilled to apply because the offer is double that of my current employer. I applied for the job right away through Jobstreet. It took a few months after I received feedback from one of the company's HR representatives. In order for them to process my application, they asked me a few questions via email. I instantly responded, and it took a few months before they called me again, this time asking for my availability for the first scheduled interview. But, prior to this email, I had gotten a rejection notice from Jobstreet advising me that the position I was seeking for at that company had been filled. But they were opening the door for me again, so I decided to go through.
By Domingo Añasco-Gaces Samontina, Jr.3 years ago in Interview
Rishi Sunak promises to fix Liz Bracket's slip-ups in first discourse as PM
He said he would reestablish trust, modify certainty and lead the UK through "a significant monetary emergency". Mr Sunak vowed to convey the proclamation that won the Moderates an avalanche political decision triumph in 2019.
By Olofa Velocity3 years ago in Interview
Chappaqua, New York Artist Turns Resonating Moments into Inspirational Works of Art
Photo by Ken Jones If you asked Chappaqua, New York artist Diana van Nes where exactly the inspiration for a piece of her art came from, she might be at a loss. This means she must step back, and then retrace the process to some moment that deeply resonated. For example, a simple baseball cap unfurls into an American flag of mixed media art that symbolizes something other than the ideals it was intended to. "I think our society is overly dependent on status symbols to define who were are," she said. So a flag made of baseball cap logos epitomizes how we try to stand out, rather than standing up for things that matter. Thus Van Nes hopes her art can help show the way.
By Rich Monetti3 years ago in Interview
What does sustainable banking mean?
In 2021 I will be more involved than ever with the topics of finance, retirement provision, and investing. Whether it has to do with getting older or the third child? I don't know exactly, but the fact is: Investing money properly and dealing with it sensibly doesn't sound very sexy at first and is always very low on my to-do list.
By Ghani Mengal3 years ago in Interview
The Artwork of Eliyahu Mirlis
Who is Eliyahu Mirlis Eliyahu Mirlis is a renowned artist based in New Jersey. He creates abstract paintings that have gained him international renown. He was born in 1956 in New Brunswick, New Jersey and is the son of artists. He learned some painting at a theatre set design studio when he was young. He received a BA from New Jersey City University in Fine Arts in 1975, and then a BA. Eliyahu Mirlis held his first individual exhibition in New York in 1980, after graduating from art school. He then exhibited his artworks at the Montclair Art Museum the following year. Inspired by brut art, Mirlis began his formal art studies the following year. During this period, Mirlis began producing overlapping layers of materials in order to create a unique style of painting. Mirlis created international recognition in the 1980s by displaying his work in Europe.
By Eliyahu Mirlis3 years ago in Interview
