#international audience

[machiavellli]

Io che guardo ogni tanto il mio count di follower perché dopo stasera sarò insopportabile perfino a me stessa:

[kaddresources-a]

Hello 👋👋 any ideas for female idols within 1993-98 who can fit in with an international audience please?

hi! here’s 30 girls that i think would fit internationally! remember to cast accordingly and everyone is korean unless specified :)

1993

hyejeong - ex aoa

bomi - apink

yuna - brave girls

miya - gwsn (japanese)

jiyeon - t-ara

1994

naeun - ex apink

krystal - ex f(x)

mijoo - ex lovelyz

seulgi - red velvet

seola - wjsn

1995

sowon - ex gfriend

eunbi - soloist

jisoo - blackpink

nayeon - twice

bona - wjsn

1996

chungha - soloist

jennie - blackpink

vivi - loona (japanese)

joy - red velvet

momo - twice (japanese)

1997

minnie - (g)i-dle (thai)

rosé - blackpink

dami - dreamcatcher

yves - loona

mina - twice (japanese)

1998

yeeun - ex clc

jisun - fromis_9

jinny - secret number

dahyun - twice

umji - viviz

[tamiummiya-blog]

Why You'll Need an Interpreter for Your Conference in Malaysia?

Discover whether hiring an interpreter is essential for your conference in Malaysia, considering the country's linguistic diversity and the needs of your attendees. Optimize communication and inclusivity for a successful event.

Are you considering organizing a conference in Malaysia? One of the first questions that may come to mind is whether you need an interpreter for your event, considering that English is widely spoken in the country. While it's true that English is a commonly used language in Malaysia, the need for an interpreter ultimately depends on various factors, including the demographics of your attendees, the complexity of the subject matter, and the level of language proficiency required for effective communication.

First and foremost, it's essential to recognize Malaysia's multicultural and multilingual society. While English serves as the primary language of business, education, and government, it coexists alongside Malay (Bahasa Malaysia), Chinese dialects (such as Mandarin and Cantonese), and Indian languages (such as Tamil and Hindi). Additionally, Malaysia is home to a significant expatriate population, with individuals from diverse linguistic backgrounds residing and working in the country.

In light of this linguistic diversity, the decision to hire an interpreter in Malaysia for your conference should be guided by the needs and preferences of your attendees. If your event attracts participants from various linguistic backgrounds or if the content of your conference requires specialized terminology or technical jargon, having an interpreter can enhance comprehension and ensure that all attendees can fully engage with the presentations and discussions.

Furthermore, an interpreter can facilitate seamless communication and bridge any language barriers that may arise during Q&A sessions, panel discussions, or networking opportunities. By providing interpretation services, you demonstrate inclusivity and accommodation for attendees who may not be fluent in English or who prefer to receive information in their native language.

Moreover, even for participants who are proficient in English, having the option of interpretation can still be beneficial, especially if the conference covers complex or nuanced topics where precise understanding is crucial. By offering interpretation services, you ensure that all attendees have equal access to information and can fully participate in the conference proceedings.

Ultimately, while English proficiency is widespread in Malaysia, the decision to hire an interpreter for your conference should be based on the specific needs and demographics of your audience, as well as the nature of the content being presented. By carefully considering these factors, you can ensure that your conference is accessible, engaging, and inclusive for all attendees, regardless of their linguistic background or proficiency.

[poorly-drawn-mdzs]

It's just guys night talk! Don't worry about it!

(Read Tiger Tiger and shake this man awake so he can finish that thought!)

[coffeeexpertus]

Bollywood Goes Global: How Indian Films are Finding an International Audience

Bollywood, the Hindi-language film industry based in Mumbai, India, is famous for its dynamic productions that blend music, dance, drama, and cultural elements. With a rich history and hundreds of films produced annually, Bollywood has become one of the largest film industries in the world. In recent years, Bollywood has found an international audience and expanded beyond India's borders, making it a major player in the global film industry.

The appeal of Bollywood lies in its unique blend of elements, cultural representation, and universal themes. Its presence in international film festivals and expanded distribution channels are raising awareness and appreciation for Bollywood storytelling. Despite challenges such as language barriers and competition with Hollywood, Bollywood's talent and passion continue to break down barriers and reach a wider audience.

Bollywood's growth and popularity on the global stage are testament to the power of Indian storytelling and its universal appeal. With enormous potential for continued growth, Bollywood is poised to have a lasting impact on the world.

In this blog, Producer Aron Govil will explain How Indian Films are Finding an International Audience.

The Growth of Bollywood in the Global Market

Increased Production and Distribution of Indian Films

In recent years, the production and distribution of Bollywood films has increased significantly, allowing the industry to reach a larger and more diverse audience. With the rise of streaming platforms and the availability of Indian films on international streaming services, Bollywood is able to reach audiences beyond India's borders. Furthermore, the establishment of production companies specializing in distributing Bollywood films internationally has facilitated the growth of Bollywood on the global stage.

Increasing Presence of Bollywood in International Film Festivals

Bollywood's increasing presence in international film festivals has also played a significant role in its growth on the global stage. Being a part of these festivals exposes Bollywood to a wider and more diverse audience, raising awareness and appreciation for Indian cinema. The recognition and awards received by Bollywood films and actors at these festivals serve as validation for the industry's talent and creativity, attracting even more attention and interest from international audiences.

Bollywood's Expansion into New Markets

Bollywood is also expanding into new markets, such as the Middle East and Africa, where there is a growing demand for Indian entertainment. The popularity of Bollywood has grown in these regions, with its films being shown in theaters and on television. This expansion into new markets presents new opportunities for Bollywood to reach new audiences and expand its global footprint.

The growth of Bollywood in the global market is being driven by increased production and distribution of Indian films, its increasing presence in international film festivals, and its expansion into new markets. The result of this growth is a larger and more diverse audience for Bollywood and increased recognition for the talent and creativity of the Indian film industry.

The Universal Appeal of Bollywood Films

Bollywood films have a universal appeal that transcends borders and cultures. From the lively music and dance numbers, to the touching romance and dramatic storylines, Bollywood has something for everyone.

Cultural Representation

Bollywood films often showcase India's rich cultural heritage, offering audiences a glimpse into the country's history, customs, and traditions. These films provide a unique cultural experience that is not found in other film industries, making them especially appealing to audiences looking for a fresh and exotic perspective.

Universal Themes

Bollywood films also tackle universal themes that resonate with audiences from all walks of life. Whether it's the triumph of good over evil, the power of love and friendship, or the pursuit of personal goals, Bollywood films explore themes that are relatable and meaningful to people all over the world.

Unique Blend of Music and Dance

The music and dance numbers in Bollywood films are a standout feature that sets the industry apart. From the catchy and upbeat tunes, to the colorful and energetic choreography, the musical elements in Bollywood films are an integral part of the storytelling process. These musical numbers not only add a fun and lighthearted element to the films, but they also provide a means of conveying emotions and themes in a powerful and impactful way.

Bollywood's universal appeal is rooted in its cultural representation, universal themes, and unique blend of music and dance. These elements, along with the talented actors and filmmakers behind them, make Bollywood films a captivating and memorable experience for audiences worldwide.

The Challenges Facing Bollywood's Global Expansion as per Director Aron Govil

Language barriers

Bollywood films are primarily made in Hindi, which limits their accessibility to non-Hindi speaking audiences. This is a significant challenge for Bollywood in its attempt to expand into new international markets. Despite the fact that Indian diaspora exists in many countries, the majority of the population in these countries may not be familiar with Hindi, which can be a barrier for them to enjoy Bollywood films. To overcome this barrier, Bollywood needs to invest in localization and subtitling of its films, making them accessible to wider audiences.

Competition with Hollywood and other international film industries

Hollywood and other established international film industries have a significant head start in terms of production, distribution, and marketing. They have well-established networks and marketing strategies that reach global audiences. Bollywood faces stiff competition in terms of audience attention and box-office revenue from these industries. Bollywood must find ways to differentiate itself and showcase its unique style and themes to stand out in a highly competitive market. This can include focusing on universal themes that resonate with global audiences, showcasing its unique blend of music, dance, and drama, and highlighting its reflection of Indian culture and values.

Stereotyping of Indian films and actors

Bollywood films and actors are often subjected to stereotypes and generalizations based on past representations. For example, Bollywood films are often associated with melodramatic storylines and over-the-top musical numbers, which can be seen as cliché and unappealing to international audiences. Additionally, actors from Bollywood are often not taken seriously by international film industries and may not be considered for leading roles in international productions. This can be a significant hindrance to the growth and expansion of Bollywood in the global market. Bollywood must strive to break these stereotypes by telling diverse and unique stories that showcase the depth and complexity of Indian culture and values. Additionally, actors from Bollywood must work to expand their international recognition and appeal, helping to break down barriers and increase understanding. This can include collaborating with international film industries, participating in international film festivals, and seeking out roles in international productions.

Finally, Aron Govil says, Bollywood's increasing international popularity is a testament to its growth and expansion in the global film industry. Despite the challenges it faces, such as language barriers, competition with established international film industries, and stereotypes, Bollywood has proven its ability to captivate audiences and leave a lasting impact. The unique blend of music, dance, and drama, its reflection of Indian culture and values, and its depiction of universal themes have all contributed to its growing appeal.

However, to continue its growth and expansion, Bollywood must continue to invest in localization and subtitling, differentiate itself from other international film industries, and break down stereotypes. With its rich cultural heritage, talented actors and filmmakers, and endless potential for storytelling, Bollywood has the ability to make a significant impact on the global film industry and leave its mark on audiences around the world. Bollywood's future is bright and the potential for growth and expansion is immense, as long as it continues to evolve and adapt to the changing landscape of the global film industry.

[anthropost]

i mean, what a slap in the face to your audience to tease and hype up a paywall of all things

[kristiliqua]

CHUNSIK MY BELOVEDDDDDD

[chipthekeeper]

lately i have been a bit miffed by the lack of awareness when it comes to queer characters, and more specifically sapphic characters, in the Star Wars canon. so, in my capacity as the patron saint of lesbian visibility, i've decided to quit whining about it and be the one to spread some knowledge

without further ado.....a very long and obnoxious lesson

now let me tell you about them. in detail. through very specific categories

you don't have anything else to do, right?

CATEGORY ONE: GAY. ON. SCREEN.

they're gay. on screen.

CATEGORY TWO: THE A WORD

Doctor Aphra and her web of lesbianity

CATEGORY THREE: HANDGAYDENS

Padme Amidala and her gay handmaidens

CATEGORY FOUR: THE HIGHLY GAY REPUBLIC

all the many, many queers of the golden age of the jedi

CATEGORY FIVE: VIDEO GAYMES

queers from the Jedi games and related media

CATEGORY SIX: GAY FROM A CERTAIN POINT OF VIEW

characters created for or made queer in the From a Certain Point of View books

CATEGORY SEVEN: COMICALLY QUEER

wlws from comics not involved with Aphra

CATEGORY EIGHT: BOOKED AND GAY

characters who are gay in books, even if nowhere else

whew. still here?

thank you for scrolling all the way through this. if you are interested in talking about any of these people or want to know how to learn more about them on your own, my inbox is always open!!

and seriously folks, if you’re interested in any of them i implore you: read their stories, write fic, make art!!! the more we show that these characters are appreciated and talked about, the more likely we are to get more like them, and hopefully more that are even better and more visible rep

that’s all from me. have a gay day

[nehoteika]

it's strange, knowing now who it was this whole time...

[heartsgettingwiser62]

So when are we as a fandom going to stop pretending that jonathan byers isn't one of the best written and most interesting characters in st

[sanctus-ingenium]

Hello so I heve a rather personal question as an artist. So when I draw and create art no matter how much I like it after it's done i'm not satisfied with it and I see every little detail that's off or every mistake. No one else see it. So my question is do you get that feeling too? How do you get rid of it? Or do you just embrace it and ignore the things that tip you off?

you cannot draw something in a way that removes its most essential and valuable feature: the fact that you drew it. that's why when you look at it, you have x-ray vision and you can see every brush stroke you fucked up and how the sketch was better but you could never capture it and how the foreshortening is wrong etc. because you drew it. it will never go away no matter how good you get because you can never outrun the fact that you made it. that's a good thing btw

[dcdreamer23]

As a casual Watcher fan, it's too little too late.

First off, I want to say that if you're happy with the apology video, that's great! I'm honestly happy for you. I personally don't feel the same, and I wanted to share my two cents.

I think it's a great apology video that addresses all fan concerns... from Friday. The truth is the response took so long to come out that the community dug out a lot of not-so-great things to light. Everything from homophobia, to entitled behaviors, to cost-breakdowns of productions and the company as a whole. Obviously it's impossible to address all of that at once and maintain any kind of focus, and there's plenty of things that frankly could never truly be discussed with the public.

But by waiting so long to respond these questions did arise and are still in the air. If fans are happy to move on for now that's fine but I get the feeling it'll still bite Watcher sooner or later. How will Watcher address the disconnect between their apparent ambitions for large productions and their audience's desires for small, personality-driven content? What new shows do they hope to produce? Will they reconsider their release schedule to create more content? Will fan-provided content appear behind the pay-wall at all for any length of time???

But for me the biggest question is whether they truly originally wanted to remove ALL of their content from YouTube to a new paywalled platform and give viewers one-month notice. To me, judging by the language in their video, their original statement to Variety, and the fact that they did start removing content after the video dropped all points to yes. Yes, they were going to move all their content to an unsecured platform (with no app, captions, international accessibility!) for $6/month. And they never addressed that in the apology video!!!

I personally just can't get past it on top of all the other things that were brought up in the last 72 hours.

[hectorthedoggo]

'es is the most evil of them all'. new es internal monologue voice option unlocked

[zenish]

Renegade Nell had a lot going on and I’m very curious about the developmental cycle for this show as the early episodes definitely felt like two different pitches slapped together.

THAT SAID. It was very entertaining and I enjoyed it a lot.

S2 Nell/Sofia enemies to lovers?????

[kinglindwyrm]

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[wordswhisperinthedark]

I can't believe they created something more chaotic than The Lighthouse😭😭🤣🤣