They talk about "voter suppression" with a straight face. The fact that we had the largest turnout in modern history doesn't mean anything to these folks.
Has Coppola watched Fabelmans, it is probably as personal as you can get. Jim Jarmusch is good but the guy lifts so much from New Wave and classic Japanese movies. Linklater is a great example in that regard.
This talk made me think of two quotes. About attending College for "girls and cars" George Bernard Shaw's saying "Youth is wasted on the young." Another thought came to me regarding Coppola's wise comment to make it personal. George Gershwin, having already achieved some success, sought out the French composer Ravel to study with him. Ravel refused, telling Gershwin "Why would you want to be a second-rate Ravel when you can be a first rate Gershwin?"
I wanted to let all the students who worked on these know that they were great, enjoyed every second and that they deserve more recognition. Glad I found this channel. Your programs are amazing and content is super informative. Hands down the reason I'm applying to Hofstra so keep up the great work and wish me luck.
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+Taylor Diamond Thanks for the kind comment, you can find more of our student work at hofstrafilm.com. If you are interested in finding out more about the film program at the Herbert school, please visit: www.hofstraadmission.org/firstyear/apply.htm