#Film Making Academy

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XL Multimedia and Animation Course offers a comprehensive range of courses that cover a wide variety of topics in the fields of graphic designing and animation. With courses designed by industry experts, students are guaranteed to receive high-quality training that will equip them with a thorough understanding of 2D and 3D animation, character design, digital painting, and visual effects.Our course offerings are tailored to suit the needs of students who are looking to pursue a career in the graphic designing and animation industry. Our international diploma courses in graphic designing, digital marketing, video editing and compositing, VFX, 3D animation, film making, camera handling and cinematography techniques, website designing, and website development provide a well-rounded education that prepares students for jobs around the world.

One of the main benefits of enrolling in our courses is the potential for lucrative job opportunities. Upon completion of our courses, students can expect to start earning between 15 to 25,000 in Amritsar, India. We believe in providing students with practical skills that are in demand in the job market, so that they can quickly start their careers and make a meaningful impact in their chosen field.

At XL Multimedia and Animation Course, students will learn from professional experts who are well-versed in industrial tools and techniques. Our instructors are committed to helping students achieve their goals, and provide individualized attention to ensure that each student can progress at their own pace. Additionally, we organize monthly contests to help candidates improve their abilities and get an assessment of their progress.

Our courses are designed to be accessible to everyone, regardless of their background or level of experience. Whether you are a beginner or an experienced professional, our courses will provide you with the knowledge and skills you need to succeed in the graphic designing and animation industry.

At XL Multimedia and Animation Course, students will learn from professional experts who are well-versed in industrial tools and techniques. Our instructors are committed to helping students achieve their goals, and provide individualized attention to ensure that each student can progress at their own pace. Additionally, we organize monthly contests to help candidates improve their abilities and get an assessment of their progress.

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XL MULTIMEDIA AND ANIMATION STUDENT WORK

Our experienced mentors are passionate about teaching and will guide you through the learning process to help you achieve your goals. You'll learn how to use different video editing tools, build character and wire-frame models, and edit movies with precision and efficiency. Our courses are designed to equip you with the skills and knowledge you need to succeed in the creative industry, whether you're pursuing a hobby or looking to start a career.

We provide a supportive learning environment that fosters creativity and skill development. Our mentors are dedicated to helping students unlock their full potential and achieve their goals. Our courses are tailored to meet the needs of individual students, and our mentors provide one-on-one guidance and feedback to ensure that you make progress.

At XL Multimedia Amritsar, we offer a wide range of courses to individuals who want to learn how to harness their creativity and technical skills. Our courses cater to both beginners and professionals, and our experienced mentors will guide you through the learning process to help you achieve your goals. If you're interested in learning more about our courses, don't hesitate to get in touch with our operator at +91-9781933000. We offer courses in graphic designing, digital marketing, website designing, camera training and handling, film making, acting, cinematography, architecture, videography, photography, game designing, video editing, and VFX.

[rafatalswissi]

A cry For help form Gaza

My name is Rafat Al-Swaisi. I live in Gaza, where

there is real famine and deadly war. My home and my dreams were destroyed during this war. Now I think with a feeling of frustration when I tell you now that I intend to leave Gaza ,But in these harsh conditions, I do not have enough money to leave Gaza ,I hope everyone can help me evacuate my family from genocide.

Hala loved drawing and she loved life and drawing, and now her school and her life have been destroyed because of the war. We are looking for any way to get out of Gaza.

Hala is suffering from a lack of food, water and medicine. Hala's bird died because of the war. Hala's house is destroyed. We are left with...

Despite the suffering and hardships of this fierce war , your support and assistance ease us and grant us power and patience. Your contribution keeps a whole family safe, that is why i am asking you to donate whatever you can of at least share my link so that other donors can know about my tragedy and pain.

[enquire]

Gizmo Stardust!

Okay... it's Yamato's time to shine. I'm pretty happy with him! He was fun to draw and pretty easy to pick colors for... I do think maybe he could use a gear bag, or a vest, or something of that nature. I've been trying to only add accessories or clothing when it serves a purpose, so waffling a bit on that here... oh well. Maybe later.

Gizmo Stardust is a prolific inventor who lives in Canterlot with his father and sister. He's also heir to his dad's company, Stardust Industries, which recently became a lot more successful thanks to his inventions. Gizmo's hoofwork is present in many of the technological advancements in Canterlot and beyond.

One example (that brought Stardust Industries to where it is now) was Gizmo's most well-known creation; the airship. The introduction of a new form of flight to Equestria revolutionized the transportation and shipping industries. The airships Gizmo designed elegantly mesh together the mechanisms behind Equestria's balloons and trains, but require very little fuel thanks to sails which function in much the same way as pegasi wings.

Gizmo's also has a family friend, Thrift Twinkle, who he and his sister have known since they were little, thanks to their fathers being friends as well as business partners. Thrift and Gizmo are still pretty close, thanks to being friends when they were foals, and the fact that they got their cutie marks practically together.

This happened while Gizmo and Thrift were working together to save their respective family businesses. It was Thrift's business savvy and creativity which kept them from going under, and Gizmo's invention of the airship which brought both of their companies flying back into success again. Thrift helped Gizmo's inventions get off the ground, and worked to keep him funded until he finally completed his work.

Naturally then, the rebranded 'Phoenix Goods' was the first company to support and benefit from Stardust Industries' latest and greatest invention. And so, they managed not only to save their parents' crumbling businesses, but rocket them into unprecedented new highs.

It was during this process, through creating and helping each other, that both Gizmo and Thrift got their cutie marks. And more than proved their mettle to their parents at the same time. Both of them were overjoyed (and a little relieved, because they were blank flanks a little longer than most, and far longer than Gizmo's sister was)

When the two of them were younger, Gizmo had cheered on his sister when she got her cutie mark. When he got his, she responded in kind, throwing him a huge party and inviting practically everypony she knew to celebrate. It was during this bombastic party that Gizmo met Saber Frost.

He stumbled across him while taking a break from the chaos out on the balcony, where Saber had spent most of the night away from the light and revelry inside. Surprised to find somepony he didn't know awkwardly standing on the outskirts of the gathering with nothing but a glass of punch and a stony look on his face, he struck up a conversation. They hit it off, and Gizmo convinced the other not to leave the party, instead inviting him to join the two siblings for a quiet walk after the celebration concluded.

They may live far apart, but that doesn't stop them from seeing each other pretty often. For one thing, Thrift has reason to visit Canterlot on company business fairly frequently. And whenever he does, he makes sure to set aside time for the trio to hang out.

It was on one such visit that Gizmo introduced Thrift to Saber. They didn't click at first, but Gizmo and his sister, as usual, brought their friends together without too much trouble. Since then, three became four whenever Thrift was in Canterlot.

And when Saber was reassigned, Gizmo helped encourage him to request the region of Equestria where Thrift lived. Knowing his friend would be there to look out for Saber made him a lot less worried. Even though Gizmo knew it was for the best that Saber left Canterlot (and in fact had been trying to encourage and persuade Saber to accept the reassignment for a long time) he still misses their weekly chats over coffee and tea.

I love that I have enough ponies done to start weaving their stories together now. Also here's what he looks like without the hat or goggles:

[itzkawaiiduh]

I think I reached a realization about my type of favorite characters in media.

Oh. And honorable mention.

[lunarsolar1]

Someone please write fan fiction and make a better ending for season 4 :) like I’m begging yall, please redeem whatever the f*ck was that!!!!

It needs redemption IMMEDIATELY, like this cannot be the finale. I’m in DENIAL, I refuse to believe it ended like that, NO! :) someone needs to make it better clearly they failed

I would do it but my writing skills are horrible, unless someone wants to cowrite with me (if you have more better writing skills than me cause mine sucks) cause I have so much ideas for a good season 4 finale so if anyone wants to help me out please dm me (or comment)! Cause I really want to write a better season 4, this deserves justice 😞✊🤧

[satandidyoumissme42]

wilbur robinson walked so five hargreeves could run

[yours-stevie]

She's so damn beautiful 🤍

[hopsbyers]

Rachel Weisz and Brendan Fraser talking about each other. ♡

[k3ithsk0gane]

I am genuinely curious about if people on here criticize their own favorites shows/movies/books? When I say criticism I don’t mean tear it to shreds but just kind of pick it apart and constructively criticize what is going on.

I personally do this for most of my favorite pieces of media because I don’t think anything is ever perfect and they could always be tweaked here and there to be made better.

Why do some people read fanfiction? Because they love a piece of media but they want certain plot points, storylines, characters, etc to be expanded on and/or changed to some degree so they find it in a fanfiction.

I also find that the pieces of media I do constructively criticize are often my favorite pieces of media. For me, I do it because I love it so much and I want to explore every avenue that could have been explored. I also often love a character so dearly that, especially if they aren’t done justice in some way, I won’t hesitate to point out ways they could have been done differently. This is done best in welcoming fandom spaces or with friends.

Unfortunately too many times I see people take someone using constructive criticism as them hating whatever piece of media they’re discussing and that is SO far from the truth. This doesn’t ever allow rich conversations in fandom spaces and instead it just results in hateful comments, and arguments in replies and it’s truly heartbreaking.

If I were to say “oh x is dog shit because a, b, and c didn’t/did happen” that’s not constructive criticism that’s just tearing something apart and hating on it. If I said “I really love x, but I think a’s storyline could be expanded on more in c, and b ways” that’s giving constructive criticism.

[xlmultimedia]

At XL Multimedia, we understand that simply possessing technical skills and proficiencies is not enough in today's fast-paced world. That's why we offer real-time industry projects to give students hands-on experience and help them gain the practical skills needed to succeed in the real world.International Diploma Courses in Graphic Designing, Digital Marketing, Video Editing and Compositing , VFX, 3D Animation, Film Making, Camera Handling and Cinematography techniques, Website Designing and Website Development that will prepare you for a job worldwide, and you will be able to start earning between 15 to 25,000 in Amritsar, Here you will find professional experts who will assist you in becoming an expert in industrial tools and growup in your line in Amritsar. In addition, monthly contests will be organized to help candidates improve their abilities and get an assessment.

XL Multimedia Amritsar is a leading institution that offers comprehensive courses to individuals who want to learn creative and technical skills. With courses tailored to suit the needs of beginners and professionals alike, our experienced mentors will guide you through the learning process to ensure you achieve your desired goals.

Our courses cover a wide range of disciplines, including 3D animation, game design, architecture design, film making, editing and compositing, graphic designing, camera handling, cinematography techniques, web designing and development, digital marketing, and social media marketing. Each course is designed to be practical and hands-on, allowing you to apply the knowledge and skills you learn in real-world scenarios.

If you're interested in learning more about our courses, don't hesitate to contact our operator at +91-9781933000. We offer courses in graphic designing, digital marketing, website designing, camera training and handling, film making, acting, cinematography, architecture, videography, photography, game designing, video editing, and VFX. Our courses are designed to equip you with the skills and knowledge you need to succeed in your chosen field, whether you're pursuing a hobby or a career.

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[damn-these-eyes]

JDub’s muses

[seizethedeansofproduction]

Everything everywhere all at once winning best picture and all the other awards makes me very emotional. From a representational standpoint yes. But I guess also from a filmmaker standpoint.

(I KNOW THIS IS LONG BUT IF YOU COULD READ THIS, THAT WOULD MEAN THE WORLD)

I’ve been making films for 10 or so years and for many years never saw much outward success. I would put my all into a project, down to hand making the sets, costumes, editing it myself (etc), but when I would submit to festivals for kid filmmakers, I would be left heartbroken sitting in the theater knowing that my film wasn’t good enough. That is had been too weird, not shot on a good enough quality camera, and that it simply wasn’t the “type of film” that could win awards.

Then enter this film. It marched to the beat of its own drum, it told a story that was authentic and sincere, it told a story about a Chinese immigrant and her family (A STORY WHICH RARELY GETS TOLD TO A MASS AUDIENCE IN MAINSTREAM HOLLYWOOD), it told a story about a queer woman struggling with family issues and depression and suicide, it gave no fucks, it gave them all. It was goofy. It was chaotic. It was heart wrenching. It was everything.

I’m a filmmaker, but I’m also sometimes a cynic. At times I am worried about the future of creative fields I hope to enter given AI threatening real artists, the increasing difficulty to break into Hollywood with no connections, and of course a litany of reboots, sequels, and franchises (not to say that this is bad, but there’s a tiny part of me that fears that this is all it will end up being. At least in terms of studio funding). I worry that while I may make films now, there may not be a place for me one day.

Seeing this film changed that. EEAAO was so boldly itself that it relit my creative spark to make work that would do the same.

And of course the awards. 

If you had told me a couple years ago that a film about rocks and hotdog fingers would win best picture, I would have been confused then probably laughed. Even as the award season beast was beginning to awaken from it’s year long slumber, I remained skeptical that this film would get awards, much less hundreds of them. Yet it destroyed the competition and with every win and every speech, my heart got a bit more full and damn it, I believed that maybe there was a chance this film could take the title.

Last Sunday, I wasn’t able to watch the oscars. I had just gotten over being sick and needed the sleep. The next morning I woke up and by some stroke of fate the people on the radio were talking about the Oscars, I held my breath, and I heard it. Best Picture Winner Everything Everywhere All At Once. I later watched the acceptance speeches that day and wept. This meant the world to me now but also to the me years ago who sat in those theaters with a broken heart thinking that their movies weren't good enough.

Now of course you can still be a cynic (or a realist who knows?) and assume that this changes nothing. No needle was moved. And next year the films getting awarded and produced with tons of eyes on them will be the next Green Book or whatever. But if this movie’s taught me anything, its that feeling optimism is ok.

And yeah given all it's wins, people are probably now gonna rag about it and say it's overrated. They can have their opinions, but I don't care. Like what you want to like, life's too short.

I’m gonna keep on making movies, the kind of movies I want to make not what I try to make to win awards or impress other people. I’m gonna try to be a kinder person. I’m going try to keep on telling stories of queer people, of found families, of hope, of comedy, and of whatever else I can think of. I’m gonna hope that people continue to create just as they always do and that this time they get the attention, platform, and opportunities that they deserve instead of it going to those who don’t.

Thank you Michelle Yeoh. Thank you Stephanie Hsu. Thank you Ke Huy Quan. Thank you Jamie Lee Curtis. Thank you James Hong. Thank you Paul Rogers. Thank you Jonathan Wang. Thank You Daniel Kwan and Daniel Scheinert. Thank You Everything Everywhere All At Once.

You changed my life and countless others. Thank you thank you thank you.

[1doknowz]

I don't know if this is an underrated opinion, but some of the music tracks in Umbrella Academy feel so underrated, it breaks me. Like the one that played when the academy collapsed. If you like the umbrella academy this is some of my favourite music that was used in the series (one of them is a bit popular, but don't get talked about enough):

[flower-dagger-gay]

I love you song irony. I love you cheery songs to creepy scenes. I love you sad songs to happy moments. I love you random love song in a fight. I love you songs that don't carry the same emotion as the action on screen.