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Finally got around to shoot my first scripted short film!
The short film “Phase Four” deals with the transition of a grieving person living in denial and depression back to the normal life (based on the five stages of loss and grief by Elisabeth Kübler-Ross). The main protagonist “Felix” lost his girlfriend in a car crash not long ago and he mostly retracted himself from any social activities since then. Due to the great shock of loss, he fell into a deep depression and has lost his energy and is haunted by daydreams and hallucinations. As he finally accepts his best friend “George” back in his life, “Felix” starts to get better and finally stops living in his dreamworld.
More info under: davidsattler.de/phase-four-my-first-short-film
At the end of the autumn term, parents and carers of phase two children were invited to see work produced for the Winter exhibition. Year three presented their responses to the climate crisis; year four produced a museum exhibition showcasing their investigations into ancient Egypt; year five showed off vehicles produced as part of their 'How high, how far, how fast?’ project; year six took up residency in The Clipper on Union Street to respond to the question: ‘What does community mean to us?’ This fantastic event was really well attended and the children really enjoyed showing off the results of their learning through the term. A big thank you to all involved!
May 11, 2021:
21-605120
Toronto
CIBC Square Phase II
Public Park/Mixed-use Area
Office/Commercial
141 Bay St
Ivanhoé Cambridge
Hines
50s
Wilkinson Eyre Architects
Adamson Associates Architect
Wonder if anyone will be able to decipher the meaning of this.
Guess I'd better clarify...MIke is still with me...I just feel that someday, I will begin another phase of life...but with God in it, it will hold it's own challenges and victories and hopefully growth in the Spirit. WHen Mike's work is done here, I'll still have work to do in the Kingdom of God.
November 18, 2016:.
133A9430a.
Toronto
The Kip District
Residential
The Kip District: Phase 1
20 Thomas Riley Rd
Concert Properties
28s
Page + Steele / IBI Group Architects
Since 1960 UNESCO has been assisting the Government of Libya with its programme to train staff at the Faculty of Education of the University of Libya. To further train staff at the Faculty and to conduct educational research, UNESCO is serving as Participating and Executing Agency of UNDP second phase project which will continue and reinforce the present programme of the Faculty of Education with special emphasis given to the study and teaching of biology, chemistry, physics, mathematics, geography, and home economics. Project activities will consist of: Preparing in detail undergraduate curricula for the pre-service and in-service training of preparatory and secondary school teachers; Courses to upgrade experienced teachers; Special courses for the graduates of the faculties of arts, sciences; agriculture and engineering to qualify them as teachers in the preparatory schools; In-service courses for school administrators, inspectors, librarians and officials of the Ministry of Education; Establishing a resource for educational material and audio-visual aids production; and Educational research.
Home Economics class. Mrs. W. Shami (Jordan), UNESCO Expert, teaching.
September 06, 2020:
20-593020
Toronto Photo,
Urban Toronto,
Garrison Point,
Phase 1,
30 Ordnance St,
Cityzen Development Group,
Diamond Corp,
Fernbrook Homes,
Greybrook Realty Partners,
25s + 35s,
Hariri Pontarini Architects,
Phase 1: Volcano Relief Efforts for St. Vincent. Recovery - CARION via NEMO (in SVG) – Toronto: to provide food items to those in Shelters
It was a bit dark by the time I got out last night. So, here's The Moon, handheld shot taken with 250mm lens (cropped). 11th May 2022.
Waxing Gibbous 74%.
The second phase of our annual pledge to support pupils of Nyacyonga Primary School.
Our #NyacyongaPhase2 is in partnership with the Rotaract Club of Kampala-Kibuli (D9212)
Phases... I'm going through phases, as Ozzy might have sang but chose changes instead.
This picture represents a phase of mine, when I stuck up some of my 3x3 tiled infinity squared art up on the streets of Paris. That was a phase.
You could say that this blog is a phase, but it's been going, more or less daily, for nearly three years now, so if it's a phase it's a long one.
English teaching was a phase, as was training teachers and writing an English language teaching book. Poetry is an on-going, on and off phase, when inspiration hits.
Photo tours are a long strung out phase. Sales rep for a computer company was a phase. Watersports instructing was a phase. Wedding photography was a phase. Waiting in a restaurant was a phase. Running a language school in Greece was a phase. Being married was a phase.
You'd be forgiven for thinking I'm feeling a bit fazed at the moment and you wouldn't be wrong.
Life's a succession of phases, but I guess some people's phases last longer than others'. Mine are short to medium term, which isn't always a good thing but I've come to realise there's not much I can do about it.
What I'm not so good at is long phases. More than a few months or years at the same thing. That's tricky; that's not me. I mean, it is or it can be. But in general it's the exception which proves the rule.
I think I'm looking for longer phases these days mind you. I've got kids, I've got responsibilities. And I think I've found where I can be happy, in two realms - the artistic and the intellectual, through photography, art, poetry and writing for the former, and the world of English teaching for the latter.
Paris and I is a beautiful phase although I do wonder how long I can keep it up. Can I honestly find a worthwhile photo and something interesting to say from now until I die? I doubt it, but I'm hoping this will be one of my longer phases. I owe it to myself.
January 31, 2012:
DSC_201208333a
Toronto,
Health/Medical Felicity,
MaRS Discovery District Phase 2,
101 College St,
Alexandria,
20s,
B+H Architects,