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PNCA hosts the annual Graphic Novel Intensive, a popular six-day PNCA Continuing Education workshop in July 2009. Photo by Brigitte d’Autremont.
Ich kann mich dieser wundervollen Katze nicht entziehen, und baue meine Technik jedes Mal wenn ich im Tierpark bin vor ihrem Käfig auf.
I filmed the majority of my project in one evening after hours at my school's drama department with a friend (the protagonist/victim) on my Fujifilm XT10. I picked after school to film it as the lighting was far darker and we were much less likely to get interrupted by the bell for changeover.
The footage was imported from the XT10 into Final Cut Pro X and then re-sequenced to an approximate duration of around three minutes. I applied some colour-grading and super-8mm film effects, plus a video effect to some parts. I also added some music: the eerie background music is by the band "Miranda Sex Garden" whom I actually reached out to for permission to use their track, and they agreed on the condition that they would get to see the final film.
Ric Ryder @ Friday, July 9, 2010 for Slayton House Conservatory Intensive Summer Camp Session 1 with special guests including Ric Ryder, Bruce Nelson, Kim Kuhn, and Robert Biederman with assistance from Chris Donaldson, Dustin Merrell (music director), and Rachel Schotz (choreographer) in Wilde Lake Village at Columbia, Maryland... Some of the participants will be staying for Session 2, performing the musical 13. Performances of 13 will be August 5 &6, 7:30pm. Call 410-730-3987 for ticket information.
A three-day intensive course on “Basic Epidemiology and Outbreak Investigation in Aquatic Animals” led by the Norwegian Veterinary Institute in collaboration with WorldFish and the University of Nairobi has been conducted from 15th to 17th of March 2023, Nairobi-Kenya.
The course covered the fundamentals of epidemic investigation, as well as challenges in epidemiology in aquatic health. The program featured theoretical epidemiological aspects with practical exercises and aimed to build trainees capacity in the area of aquatic epidemiology.
The course is an activity under AHA- project funded by the Norwegian Agency for Development Cooperation (Norad)