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Tragic Kingdom

(I know the above gif is from OUAT. Don't come for me. I like Josh Dallas more than Zachary Levi)

I have been writing this for a while and was afraid to post it because it is a bit self indulgent. But, that's why we write this stuff right? Anyway. Here it is. WARNINGS: 18+ please.

I have been writing this story for months and I have no idea where I'm going but here it is.

The day you were born there was a terrible storm. The palace midwives had to deliver you under flickering lamplight through fierce winds. They say when you let out your first cry, there was a clap of thunder so loud the walls shook. Your mother swore it was your seiðr passing through the heavens into your tiny body. The magic was the very same practiced by her and all her mothers before her.

In another room entirely at the breast of his nurse was Loki. When the thunder boomed he smiled and clapped as though he was waiting for you. And perhaps, if midwives and nurses were to be believed, the little Prince was doing just that. Waiting for his partner in crime.

And what a fright the two of you were. As babbling toddlers you terrorized any young nurse who dared to manage you. If Loki wasn’t cloning himself you were vanishing into thin air. By the end of their shift some of the poor dears left shaking. It got to a point that Frigga herself had to bind your powers until you were mature enough to wield them.

Even without powers you managed to create all sorts of chaos. Loki truly earned his moniker as the god of mischief. You happily followed along with every prank he came up with. Torturing Thor was among your favorite games. You meant no harm really. And, your little self couldn’t do much damage to him anyway. Of course the older boy took it in stride and doled out just as much torture as you. You supposed this is what it felt like to have siblings.

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You were the only child Kasper and Astrid bore. Kasper was Odin’s top general for millennia and his most trusted adviser. It was only natural for Astrid and Frigga to be just as close. Both women hailed from magical backgrounds and spent hours toiling until their husbands arrived home from battle. Astrid was a formidable healer and managed the entire fleet. There wasn’t a healer in the realm who didn’t learn at her hand.

The time had come for you to begin your apprenticeship with your mother and Frigga and Loki would begin taking on the duties of a Prince. You spent hours learning about herbs and spells while Loki learned military strategy and swordsmanship. At the end of the day, you would meet in the library to debrief.

“I trained with a broadsword today. Too short. I’d like one with at least three fullers and a lighter steel. Better for thrusting and slashing. What did you do today?” He was genuinely interested to learn what you learned. While knives and swords were infinitely more entertaining than lying about all day, he missed his mother. He missed you.

You couldn’t hide your jealousy from Loki. You begged your father mercilessly to allow you to train. He dismissed your requests and sent you back to your mother. No place for a lady is all he said. Loki tried to hide his smile when he saw the anger build in your face, “Oh it was fascinating. I learned all about wolfsbane and it’s proper care and handling.” You rolled your eyes, “Not all of us can have as joyous a day as you, my prince.”

“Don’t be a brat. Be grateful that you have a purpose more important than simply marrying and bearing children. Though, I suppose that is expected of you as well.” He rested his chin on your shoulder pulling you in tight against his body.

Your whole face flushed at the gesture. You’ve always carried feelings for Loki though you’d never admit to them. It never occurred to you that you wanted more until he began dating. And the term “dating” is used rather loosely. Loki would bed anyone and anything warm blooded. To the outward observer, Loki is a cold and cunning miscreant who left a trail of broken hearts. There wasn’t a chambermaid in the palace who hadn’t warmed his bed. Loki developed quite the reputation. With you, he was always gentle and, in private, he cherished you. You knew Loki would likely never marry outside of the realm. Thor was the heir to the throne so his future bride would need to be someone of great political stature to strengthen the realms. Loki could marry whomever he chose. It was always in the back of your mother’s mind that you would marry Loki uniting your two families for a lifetime. However, as Loki’s trysts became public knowledge, your father shut down those thoughts. He never wanted you to be disrespected and Loki was nothing if not a scoundrel. In your heart of hearts you held out hope that maybe an arrangement could be made. Loki wouldn’t hear of it. The whole institution of marriage was abhorrent to him. Loki has a long life ahead of him and he intends to live it to the fullest.

“You could ask for my hand. That way we don’t have to worry about all the trappings of marriage.” He kissed your temple and squeezed you tighter.

“But don’t you want to marry for love, kjære?”

That stung. You and Loki adored each other, sure. But he clearly had no romantic thoughts for you. “Don’t we love each other?” you asked to test the waters. “I love you.”

With a deep sigh he nuzzled your hair, “I do love you. Have since you were born. But not the way your husband would. Not the way you deserve to be loved.”

Before you died of embarrassment you pulled away from him and went back to your book. “What I deserve is to choose the way I live my life. Lady Sif has started to train with the rest of the soldiers. Why can’t I?”

“Lady Sif is a brute. Her talents are with a sword. While you are brilliant with a blade you’re far more effective with your magic.”

“Sif’s more effective with what’s between her legs. Perhaps I should put myself to use in the same way to get what I want.” For a split second you thought you saw Loki blush. Anger bubbled in your chest at his physical admission to their relationship. “Point proven.” You poked at his cheek and he batted your hand away.

“Speaking of poor decisions, I’m off to the feast. Don’t stay up too late, pet.” He kissed your forehead and got up from the table.

“Can I come? Please, Loki. I never get to go to the feasts.”

His eyes widened, “Your father would have my head. Drunken debauchery is absolutely no place for you. Good girls who want husbands don’t attend parties.”

You rolled your eyes as he bounced excitedly from the room. “Lady Sif gets to go!” You yelled after him.

“Exactly my point.” he bellowed from the hall.

You were sick and tired of being treated like a child. If it were up to Loki, you’d be locked in a tower nose buried in a book until it was time for you to court. You wondered if Loki ever gave any real thought that you would marry. Not that your endless studying would do you any good. Most men didn’t appreciate women who were smarter than them. Men didn’t want rousing debates with their wives. Even Loki didn’t seem to find that attractive. If he had, you’d be together.

You stayed up for several more hours. When your eyes couldn’t keep open any longer you went back to your room. On the way you heard giggling and stumbling feet. You hid behind a column only to see Loki and your chambermaid carrying on together. You stilled yourself trying to be invisible as you watched her drop to her knees.

You wished he wanted you that way. Longed to be the one making him throw his head back and moan your name. You forgot yourself for a moment and slowly crept out of your hiding space to get a better look. Loki caught sight of you and froze in his movements. He quickly concealed his erection still panting with lust blown pupils. His cheeks were flushed and his hair wild. “My lady, you shouldn’t be out at this hour. Go to bed.” he commanded. He had the gall to order you back to your room as if he had any such authority to do so. You were mortified. With a clenched throat and tears in your eyes you stumbled over an apology.

“I…I’m sorry, my Prince.” You ran to your room not daring to look back at them. Tears streamed hot down your cheeks as you sobbed into your pillow. He spoke to you in the same manner as a parent would speak to their child.

Moments later you heard him tapping on your door. You hid under your covers pretending to be asleep. What could he have possibly wanted? He absolutely wouldn’t apologize. Likely he was coming to scold you for interrupting. You planned to avoid him the next day.

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When your chambermaid entered the next morning you were already dressed and out of bed. You barely acknowledged her when she said good morning. She set your tea and breakfast on the table and picked up the tools she needed to style your hair. “That’ll be all Hanna.” You had never been so short with her before. She thought it best to apologize for last night.

“My lady, I want to say I’m sorry for my behavior. It was not appropriate. It will not happen again.” She looked genuinely sorry but you were still fuming.

“Hanna, how you spend your free time is not of my concern. However, I do expect a certain level of decorum. Anyone else would have relieved you of your duties. If you prefer to….handle Prince Loki, I’ll allow it. If you wish to continue your time with me I will never know of your escapades again. Am I clear?”

Her lip quivered, “Yes, ma’am.” She lowered her head and made haste out of your room. Hanna passed Fandral walking through the hallway. “My lord.” Her voice shook.

He chuckled to himself recalling Loki’s story at the stables this morning of how he was discovered. When you came striding out nose high in the air, Fandral couldn’t help but laugh hysterically. “Did you make poor Hanna cry, my lady?”

“I’m sure I do not know what you mean, my lord. Good day.” Your pace quickened towards the library.

He grabbed your arm, turning you on your heels. “As vicious as she is beautiful. Come now. You mustn’t blame poor Hanna when the one you’re really angry with is Loki.”

“I’m not angry with anyone. Why would I have any reason to be angry? I don’t own Loki. We’re not betrothed. He does as he wishes.”

His eyes softened, “Because you’re in love with him. Everyone sees it. The way you moon over him is adorable.”

You square your shoulders and step out of his grasp, “My feelings, sir, are my business. I am sure you have far more important things to attend to this morning. Now if I may take my leave.”

He held his hands up in surrender as you stomped away. “For what it’s worth I think he is mad to ignore a fine creature such as yourself. Any man would be blessed by the gods to be yours.”

“And I suppose you know such a man?” You were speaking in jest but genuinely wished he would make a move. All of Thor and Loki’s friends were nice enough to you but Fandral relentlessly flirted with you. It always drove Loki crazy that the blonde was so brazen which amused Fandral endlessly. At first the flirting was just to get under Loki’s skin but, as you blossomed a little more, he found himself getting a little flustered in your presence. You enjoyed the attention especially from him.

“Dare I dream that man could be me?”

“There’s no harm in dreaming.” You winked at him and hurried away to the library leaving behind a very hopeful gentleman.

Surely everyone doesn’t know how you feel. To think you were that obvious. The library was mercifully empty at this time of morning. The words blurred on the page through the angry tears that were trying to escape. It was impossible to focus.

If Fandral knew about this incident then they must talk about you often. Norns! Did they laugh about you? You must seem so puerile that it is hard to take you seriously as their peer, much less a woman with whom any man would want a romance.

It occurred to you that you had never dared to ask about attending parties because Loki made you think your father would hang him for taking you. You knew better. You were an adult. It wasn’t as though your parents locked you away in a dark tower. Loki wanted to keep you tucked away for himself. You were his little treasure. It was about damn time you stepped out on your own and out of his shadow. Tonight you would feast and dance and drink like the lot of them. Loki be damned.

You went back toward the armory where Fandral would be. He set your thoughts in motion. He could at least help you prepare for this evening. Everyone would expect you to be awkward never once leaving Loki’s side. You wouldn’t give them the satisfaction. At least you knew you had an ally in Fandral.

He spotted you with an arrogant twinkle in his eye, “Have you come to put me in my place again?”

“No,” your fingers knotted together, “I am coming to the feast tonight and I don’t know how to dance. Will you teach me?” He would have laughed had you not been so embarrassed.

“I would be honored.” He held out his hand and bowed. You took it with great trepidation but you relaxed under his gaze. He was warm and tender and, most importantly, patient. There was no music so he hummed to keep time. Once you were confident enough you halted your practice.

“Am I horrible? Be honest.” Your forehead glistened with sweat that you dabbed away with your sleeve.

“You are a quick study. Very light on your feet. Should you feel nervous this evening, I shall be elated to sweep you around the dance floor.” You bowed to each other once more and did not immediately drop hands. For a fleeting second, you stared into each other’s eyes. His gentleness is what reeled you in to this moment. This moment where you no longer cared about Loki and hidden feelings. They no longer served you. Not when you were staring into the kind eyes of this golden boy.

His hand fell to the small of your back and just when your lips were about to touch, Loki and Thor bounded into the room. You giggled nervously and murmured something unintelligible as you ran from the room.

Fandral pretended as though nothing was amiss though the tension was palpable. The god circled him, sizing him up poised for action. “What exactly was lady Y/n doing here?”

Fandral squared his shoulders, “She asked me to teach her to dance. She didn’t want to embarrass herself at the feast this evening.”

A million things ran through Loki’s head all of which were ways to keep you away. He didn’t want you to see him with another woman. Before last night, you had never seen him with anyone else. He was so careful to keep you separated from the drunken embarrassment everyone painted him to be. With you he did not have to keep up appearances. He closed the space between himself and Fandral speaking in a low toneless voice, “If I ever catch you with your hands on her again, you will beg for death. Am I clear?”

Fandral inched closer so they were nearly touching. He felt compelled to defend your honor. “She doesn’t belong to you.” Loki seethed with anger. The thought of you with a man made him sick. “You are either blind or unbelievably cruel to ignore her feelings. I should think it’s the latter.”

It wasn’t as though he never thought of bedding you. You had blossomed into a beautiful woman right before his very eyes. He would be foolish not to think of you that way. Loki thought himself incapable of loving anyone. To think of treating you as he treated others made him sick. Furthermore, if he gave in to your feelings, he was scared you would want more from him. More than he was able to give. He always thought the Norns made you for him. The other half of his soul. His most treasured gift. You were his. And, because you love him so completely, you would remain a constant in his life. It seemed you grew tired of him keeping you for himself and now you were moving on. He could not bear the thought of you belonging to someone else. If physical intimacy was what you needed to keep you, he would give it to you.

He barged into your room only to find Hanna setting out your night clothes. “Prince Loki. My lady has gone for the evening.” She moved to touch him, looking at him through her lashes poised to pleasure him when he caught her wrist. Her face fell, “My apologies. I thought…”

“Do you know where she went?” His voice was deadly cold.

“The banquet hall.” She stuttered. He flew out of your chambers to the hall to find you. He fully expected you to be huddled in the corner but you were doing the exact opposite. In a blush colored frock split down to your navel, you laughed and drank with the rest of the crew. You did not even bother to look up when he cleared his throat to announce himself. Fandral straightened his spine making eye contact with him and flashed a debonair smile his way.

The musicians began playing a spirited tune perfect for showing off your new moves. “My lord?” You held out your hand to the blonde who accepted with a laugh. Loki glared at the two of you, fire snapping in his gaze. You were not nervous or timid but confident and, dare he think it, graceful.

“Let’s see what you’ve got, my lady.” As Fandral whisked you round the floor, the rest of the group was silent. If looks could kill, the two of you would be corpses. Just as practiced, the two of you bounced and swished through the song smiling and giggling the whole time. Before you could catch your breath the music slowed and, instead of sitting down, he pulled you close. “It’s just a simple box step. Follow my lead. 1..2..3….1..2..3…” You rested your head on his shoulder allowing him to touch you. The tension you felt earlier was mounting again, knotting in your belly. He felt it too. You gazed up at him, wet your lips and let your eyes flutter closed. If he kissed you in front of Loki, he would be dead before he knew what hit him. The song ended and he bowed. The look on your face made his heart lurch.

“Did I do something wrong?” Your voice was small and hurt. He knew nothing at this moment other than he never wanted to cause you pain again.

“No, my darling. You were wonderful. We cannot do this here. Too many judging eyes.” You followed his glances to see Loki seething at one table and Elanora (Fandral’a former lover) pouting at another. “I want nothing more than to kiss you until you are void of breath. We just have to be smart. We’ll stay for a little while longer then slip out when they’re all good and drunk.” You nodded and headed back to the table.

Waiting for the perfect moment was tricky. Loki didn’t seem to be drinking as heartily as usual and he had no women to entertain. He watched you share stolen glances and secret touches with Fandral the whole night. Everyone did. Even Volstagg who was usually blissfully unaware of anyone but himself. He leaned in to speak in his friend’s ear. “I hope you know what you are doing, my friend. You know Loki’s pet is off limits.”

Fandral tamped down his anger with another swallow of his drink, “Lady Y/N is no one’s pet. She does as she chooses and tonight, she has finally chosen me. Loki can find another plaything.”

With a hearty laugh Volstagg slapped his brother on the back, “You finally wore her down I see.” The entire table turned to look at him. Fandral coughed and shot you an apologetic look. If your plan was to make Loki die of jealousy it was working. He would have Fandral banished for this.

After several more rounds you grew tired of waiting and took your leave. You offered a quick and quiet good evening, careful to catch Fandral’s eye. He nodded as Thor helped you out of the crowd. Loki was nowhere to be seen

The plan was to go back to your room where Fandral would meet you. No sooner did you make it out of the door did you feel Loki’s hand wrapped around your wrist. You jumped at his touch but he didn’t relent.

“I’ll walk you back.”

“I am sure I can manage.”

“You’ve been avoiding me. Why?” You tried to look past him praying Fandral stayed put. “Kjære, answer me.”

“I am embarrassed. I have always known of your proclivities but to see you with another woman caused me more pain than I can stand.” Fandral slipped out of the door and to your room undetected. You let out the breath you were holding once he was out of view.

“Why haven’t you said anything? Why haven’t you told me how you feel?” His breath tickled your forehead. He kissed you so tenderly that you nearly forgot what you were doing. On any other night, you would play right into Loki’s hands. He would give you just enough to keep you hanging on. Not tonight. Tonight you would not have to wish for love. It was already waiting for you.

“What would have changed? You have no feelings for me. You said as much in the library. You don’t love me the way I deserve.”

“I do not wish to ruin us. You are far too precious to me. But, if fucking you into oblivion would make you happy, I will endeavor to do just that.” He kissed you on your cheek then hovered in front of your lips where you stopped him.

“Will you be any more in love with me afterwards?” He had no answer because he honestly did not know. With that, you gently removed his hands from your waist and walked away without looking back. For the first time in years, Loki went to bed alone lost in thought.

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Fandral paced the length of your room until he heard your soft footfalls. This was madness. He was explicitly forbidden from touching you. Loki will see him hanged for this. Then again, when has he ever done anything someone told him to do? He genuinely enjoyed your company. And, if you’ll allow him, he will worship every inch of you.

Your cheeks were rosy and your breast heaved from running. “I thought he would never let me go.” Fandral’s hands were finally on you and you could barely catch your breath. He kissed his way up the column of your neck savoring the sweet sting of alcohol still lingering on your breath. You felt more aroused in this moment than you had in your entire life. You whimpered as he sucked at your pulse.

“What do you want? Tell me and I will make it so.” His breath was hot against your skin. You could not begin to answer the question. Your knowledge of sex was limited to say the least.

“I’ll follow your lead, my lord.” He removed his tunic and freed his swollen member. You reached out to touch it, making him hiss. Holding your hand he guided yours up and down his shaft making sure to gather as much of his leaking seed as lubricant.

“Yes, my darling. You are doing so well.” The more he moaned the faster you went relishing the power this held. He stopped you when it became too much. His hands made quick work of unclasping the back of your dress freeing your breasts where he buried his face. His hands roamed and explored your body touching every soft curve. You were panting with need

“Please…oh my…” Through your silken splendor his fingers worked up a rhythm that had you pleading for relief. He slipped off your dress the rest of the way and led you to your bed, never breaking contact. A low wail left your lips as the knot in your belly broke. You could have stopped right there but he was hardly finished.

“Is this your first time?” He asked in between kisses. You nodded. “Do you want me to stop?” You shook your head quickly “no”. He chuckled at your admission. “I am going to go slow. If it’s too much…”

“Fuck me.” You whispered in his ear. That’s all he needed. He eased into your soaked core feeling every velvety inch of you. You both groaned at the sensation. It wasn’t long before your pleasure built. His hand slotted between your bodies working your clit bringing you both to your end. He pulled out quickly keeping his pace on the tiny little button as he released in hot spurts over your tummy and breasts while you whined and mewled through your own release in his hand.

He collapsed onto the bed and kissed you so deeply that it truly felt as though he had stolen your breath. Fandral kept his promises.

Your limbs felt heavy and your eyelids started to droop. “It’s almost dawn. I wish I could lie in your arms forever but I should go before we’re caught.” He dressed enough to slip through the halls.

“Thank you for tonight.” You smiled lazily at him as you burrowed under your blankets.

“I assure you, my lady, the pleasure was all mine.” He kissed you once more, “Until we meet again.”

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It is often said that the hardest part of any adventure is getting out the door. Planning and packing are tedious and time consuming. But the moment you cross over the threshold from the distractions of the real world to the freedom of the hills, everything seems to just fall into place.

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Follow professional skiers and mothers Izzy Lynch and Tessa Treadway as they carry the load of loss, life changing events, and the love of their children into the mountains where they find the moments of peace, growth and healing that help them carry on.

A LYNCH SISTERS FILM

Dedicated to our moms: Sandy Parry Sarah German

Featuring: Tessa Treadway Kasper Treadway Raffi Treadway Malto Treadway Izzy Lynch Knox Garneau

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Sound Design & Mix: Scotty Beam & Cleod9 Music

Color: Bryan Ralph & Trout Lake Colour

Photography: Zoya Lynch Robin O’Neill Blake Jorgenson Aidan Trudel

Music: Selah “Heritage” Easy Giant “My Salty Jente” Silhouettes “Downstream” Ocie Elliot “We Fall In” The Hunts “Love of Mine”

Newspaper Article courtesy of CTV Vancouver

Special Thanks to: The “Mannies” Aiden Trudel Mackenzie Gamble John Parry Josh Parry Gill Parry Sarah German Justin Nicholas Isaac Kamink Molly Baker James Kim George Weetman Verity King Brylee Geddis

In memory of: Dave Treadway

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remixinc · 8 months

Video

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Tommy Jeans Demin Progressed SP23 from Ben Fitzgerald on Vimeo.

ART DIRECTOR - KASPER FJEDERHOLT BRAND MARKETING - JANNE BLEEK CREATIVE PRODUCER - TAYLOR VELLA VIDEO CONTENT EDITOR - ERIK PULLES

PPRODUCTION COMPANY – PUNDERSONS GARDENS EP – TOM VINEY SERVICE PRODUCTION – FRESHPRODUCE SERVICE PRODUCER – IZZY COHAN

WRITER & DIRECTOR - BEN FITZGERALD 1ST AD - NICK GRAU 2ND AD - COURTNEY THEROND

Cast

TJ Crew

OMAR D RIMAYRI SYYAH BROWN HARRISON TABLADA STEEL McADAM LANA ROCKWELL

Additional Cast

G’MAS BOYFRIEND - ROBERT BUTCHER HIP HOP HEAD - SUGAR MIKE G’MA– Veronica CONSTRUCTION WORKER – EDDIE A. BRYANT

Camera Department

DP - JAKE HUNTER 1st AC - RYAN NOCELLA 2nd AC - GREG HOWARD 3RD AC/ LOADER - LORENZO ZANINI KEY GRIP - ROME PETERSSON BEST BOY GRIP - JON STEVENS GAFFER - OMAR NASR BEST BOY ELECTRIC - JOSH STURM SWING - CHRIS FIORE BTS VIDEOGRAPHER - RYAN RAZON SOUND RECORDIST - TARCISIO LONGOBARDI

Styling & Wardrobe

STYLIST - ZOEY RADFORD SCOTT STYLIST ASSISTANT - NOAH DELFINER STYLIST ASSISTANT - PHOEBE PLIMMER

Art Department

ART DIRECTOR - ROSIE TURNBULL SET DEC - ANDRE JONAS SET DEC - JACKSON WINNER SET DEC - CHLOE NELSON PROP STYLIST JOONIE JANG

Casting

CASTING DIRECTOR - KATE ANTOGNINI

Glam HAIR - RACHAEL POLYCARPE HAIR ASSISTANT - KATIE MARIE ROTE HAIR ASSISTANT - SKYE MELENA MAKEUP - MICAL KLIP AGENT C/O - Andy MacDonald @ MA+Group PRODUCER - C/O Laura Gutierrez @ MA + Group MAKEUP ASSISTANT - NIKO JANE MAKEUP ASSISTANT - SHYANNA LUNDI

Stills Team

PHOTOGRAPHER - NICK VAN TIEM AGENT C/O - Charlotte 1ST ASSISTANT - JORIN KOERS 2ND ASSISTANT - CONOR MONAGHAN 3RD ASSISTANT - CHAD UNGER STILLS VAN DRIVER - CHARLIE MAYFORTH

Locations LOCATION MANAGER - MISHA JENKINS

Production Team

PC - SAM GRUMET PC - JANSAN PIERRE PA - BRENDAN CARROLL PA - NICO MARTI PA - OLIVIA MORROW PA - ALEX FRISCHMAN PA - DUSTIN EGGELING PA - RYAN COLLINS PA - KAYLO MALIKI PA - IVAN AVILES

POST PRODUCTION

CO EDITOR - JESSE WATT CO EDITOR – BEN FITZGERALD COLOUR GRADE – JOHN O’RIORDAN

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joshianclarkofficial · 2 years

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60 Million Postcards: Set Lists, Technical Rider, Input List - Evidence

^The Leaking Iris Setlist and Technical Rider^

Leaking Iris performed 8 songs (original and covers)

Leaking Iris is a band that formed at the start of the 2nd year of Music Performance Year 22/23.

Vocals- Katie

Lead Electric & Acoustic Guitarist - Kasper

Bass Guitar - Benji

Oscar - Drums and Vocals

Their Drummer Ozzie who is also known for his stage name Dark Fruits performed a Rap Set Which was a total of 4/5 songs, one song in the file didn’t work so he could only play 4 songs on his setlist.

The band were a success and put on an awesome performance! Doing the sound checks and performance we had no issues when doing the sound for this band, we had some feedback sometimes but that is sometimes normal when putting on an event this big.

^The Ample Decay Tech Rider^

Ample Decay is a 5 piece band which formed in Year 1 Music Performance Year 21/22. They performed at the event 8 songs (original and covers)

Lead Vocals - Gabby

Lead Guitarist - Josh

2nd Guitarist - Uzi

Bassist - Adam

Drummer - Connor

Uzi and Gabby also both did collaboration projects on different band setlists

Uzi collaborated with Leaking Iris

Gabby collaborated with Bitch Craft.

Ample Decay did a successful performance but the technical side of things were not the greatest, due to the gain of a guitar amplifier we could not control the sound for one of the guitarist, The band in the near future need to make sure their amplifiers are at right level the sound crew have control of their sound as well as them!

^Setlist^ for Ample Decay

David and Katie Duet Tech rider and set rider ^^

David and Katie were the first Music performers of the Day, Katie Did two songs alongside David,

My Heart will Go on

You Say

Pianist - David

Vocals - Katie

David did two piano pieces of music solo, on the electric keyboard

Both performers put on a good performance, mixing the duo on the sound desk was perfect!

^Input list^

This input list was finalised on the last day before the event on the 30th of September, The input list shows what microphones and DI boxes we used for the stage set up.

Kick - AKG D112

Snare - SM57

OHL - SAMSON CO2

Bass - DI BOX

Piano - DI BOX

Electric Guitar Amplifier 1 - SM57

Electric Guitar Amplifier 2 - SM57

Acoustic Guitar Left - DI BOX

Acoustic Guitar Right - DI BOX

Vocals 1, Left - SM58

Vocals 2, Middle - SM58

Vocals 3, Right - SM58

DJ Booth - DI BOX

^The Stage Plan and measurements^

To get an idea on how we were going to do the event at 60 Million Postcards required the Technology team to visit the venue^

We took measurements of the stage so we could get a rough idea where could position the stage, instruments, microphones, Drum kit and amplifiers.

^3D Scan of Stage area^

Ben Woodward who is a fellow student in the Tech course introduced me to a Polycom app which can take 3D Scans of rooms, using this app I took a scan of the stage area for evidence.

^Tech List of Equipment^

The day before the gig we did a count of how much equipment we needed, this list on this word document shows the list.

#musicevent #technicalrider #stageplan

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this-is-a-podcast-fanblog · 2 days

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Round One Results

Kasvin eliminated. Nilanjanet moves on.

Charlos eliminated. Cecearl moves on.

Josh/Monty eliminated. Danielauren moves on.

Kascil eliminated. Blake/Larry Leroy moves on.

Pawn Sheriff eliminated. Mallardinal moves on.

Toxic Science eliminated. Pizzacat moves on.

Radio Scientology eliminated. Women's Wrongs moves on.

Kasplake eliminated. Laurbelle moves on.

Some stats about this round: Despite being one of the most submitted characters, none of the ships including Kasper Rhodes advanced. On the other hand, every ship including Lauren Mallard made it past round one. Half of the ships going into round two are wlw.

The matchups for round two are:

Nilanjanet (Nilanjana Sikdar/Janet Lubelle) vs Cecearl (Cecil Gerswhin Palmer/Earl Harlan)

Danielauren (Daniel/Lauren Mallard) vs Blake Jones/Larry Leroy

Mallardinal (Lauren Mallard/Daniel Cardinal) vs Pizzacat (Silas the Thief/Big Rico Goldburg)

Women's Wrongs (The Faceless Old Woman/The Woman From Italy) vs Laurbelle (Lauren Mallard/Janet Lubelle)

Round Two will go up tomorrow late afternoon. I'm looking to put new pictures up for some of the ships, especially Blake Jones/Larry Leroy and Women's Wrongs, so if you want to submit a new picture for any ship please do so before tomorrow evening.

Happy lesbian visibility week!

#the fact that theres so much yuri in this during lesbian visibility week is delightful #though i am really surprised that radio scientology got shot down in the first round #wtnv #obscure night vale ship tournament #welcome to night vale

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jackthorne03 · 2 years

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01/10/22:

It should be noted that I injured my arm before the gig so I mainly documented everything quite minutely. I was unable to fulfill my role of setting up and miking up the Piano due to my injury.

Roles for the Sixty Million Gig:

Charles, Aidan and Josh - Management

Ben Mace, Ben Woodward - On desks

Borys, Sam setting up drums

Stacy and Jay: setting up guitars and vocals

Jack - setting up piano

Codi - recording on Cubase

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Here is a timeline from 11:20 until the end of the gig:

This is the more in-depth timeline regarding bands and singers from performing arts that Aidan did. It also states when the specific songs began and ended.

10:00 arrival

10:01-12:16 - Setting up stage

12:17 - Sound check with guitars

12:19 - Backtrack testing

12:33 - Gig starting

12:34 - (Performing arts) First singer Sofie

12:38 - 2nd Rachael

12:43 - 3rd Kai

12:49 - 4th Pluto

12:55 - 5th Louise

13:00 - 6th Lani

13:08 - David & Katie 1st song

13:12 - D&K 2nd

13:16 - David solo 1st

13:19 - David solo 2nd

13:33 - Leaking Iris (First set) 1st

13:37 - LI 2nd

13:40 - LI 3rd

13:44 - LI 4th

13:50 - Performing arts play

14:00 - Oscar (Solo freestyle rap) 1st

14:02 - Oscar 2nd

14:05 - Oscar 3rd

14:08 - Oscar 4th

14:12 - Oscar 5th

14:16 - (Performing arts acoustic set) First singer Pluto

14:21 - 2nd Lani

14:25 - 3rd Laura

14:28 - 4th Alfie

14:32 - 5th Marianne & Louise

14:36 - 6th Louise

14:39 - 7th Pluto & Jess

14:44 - 8th Louise

14:48 - 9th Pluto

14:53 - 10th All of performing arts

14:56 - 11th Noah

15:05 - Music Performance Samba

15:20 - (First set) Ample decay 1st

15:25 - AD 2nd

15:29 - AD 3rd

15:32 - AD 4th

15:42 - Flash mob

15:43 - Bitchcraft 1st

15:50 - BC 2nd

15:54 - BC 3rd

15:59 - BC 4th

16:02 - BC 5th

16:06 - BC 6th

16:11 - BC 7th

16:21 - (Second set) AD 5th

16:25 - AD 6th

16:28 - AD 7th

16:32 - AD 8th

16:37 - AD 9th

16:47 - (Second set) LI 5th

17:03 - LI 6th (Ft. Gaby)

17:09 - LI 7th (Ft. Uzi)

17:16 - LI 8th

17:34 - Northroad 1st

17:39 - Nr 2nd

17:43 - Nr 3rd

17:48 - Nr 4th

17:52 - Nr 5th

18:00 - Skyline 808 DJset (Cleanup included)

19:00 Gig ending

Below is my timeline which documents what happened from 11:20 - 12:30 in detail and then when each set began and ended whereas Aidans documented each individual song:

11:15: Aidan put the two backing vocal mics in mic stands and they are waiting to go on stage.

11:20: Aidan and Glenn share the data for the backing tracks. Charles and Cody are setting up the monitors. Sam wires up the overhead. Sam, Stacey and Borys set up the drums. Ben Woodward mics up the main Vocal Mic. Glenn tells Cody how to find the individual inputs for the tracks on Audacity because the Cubans dongle was lost.

11:25 - Ben Mace and Kasper Discuss the placement of the pedal. Stacey, Josh and Borys check to see if everything is connected by Charles’ instruction.

11:30 - Charles asks Ben Mace and Josh who can mic up the DI Box for the piano and Josh recommends Sam. Leaking Iris rehearse. Josh and Aidan do 1,2s on the main vocal mic.

11:35 - Jim and Ben Mace do a quick soundcheck for the white guitar from the cave which was connected to the Katana amp. Ben Woodward puts the Auxiliary channel on to test if Josh’s music works, which it does. Charles suggests something chill.

11:40: Ben Woodward starts ringing out the PA (with Leaking Iris rehearsing in the background). Charles, Borys and Jay set up the piano. Ben Mace mics up the Right vocal mic.

11:45 - Ben Woodward’s finished ringing out the PA. Sam plays the kick so Ben Woodward can get the levels.

11:50- Sam starts playing the Snare after Charles gets drumsticks. Glenn and Aidan discuss downloading the backing tracks instead of streaming them so they can see the ‘full name’.

11:55 - Jay and Charles discuss the DI box for? Ben Woodward, Ben Mace and Glenn discuss why vocal mic 3 is so quiet, A & B were in the wrong way.

12:00 - Glenn talks to an employee at 60 million about moving the Samba Band things and the clutter that was near the mixing desk downstairs.

12:05 - 12:10 - Jim is doing a soundcheck for the mics and Ben and Ben are doing the mixing. Borys and Sam take the Samba Band stuff downstairs and David does a soundcheck for the piano.

12:15 - Ben Woodward does the sound on the desk for Benji’s bass and Kasper’s Guitar.

12:20 - Ben Woodward asks to Reposition the kick mic and Charles does whilst Ben Mace Plays the Kick. Jim plays the kick and the snare for a last minute check.

12:25 - Jay, Borys and Sam take the Samba band stuff downstairs

12:30 - Jim’s welcome Speech and Musical Theatre Karaoke begins.

13:05 - Musical Theatre Karaoke ends

13:08 - Katy and David begin

13:22 - Katy and David end

13:24 - Jay and Sam pack up the piano and Ben Mace helps Ozzie with his Vocal Mic

13:33 - Leaking Iris (Acoustic) starts

13:48 - Leaking Iris (Acoustic) ends

13:51 - Kasper tells Ben he couldn’t hear the vocals during the set

13:57 - Ben Mace and Uzi have a conversation about the Boss Katana

14:00 - Ozzies Rapping starts

14:12 - Ozzies technical difficulties with the back track

14:15 - Ozzies Rapping ends

14:16 - 2nd Performing Arts run begins

14:59 - 2nd Performing Arts run ends

15:05 - Samba Band starts

15:10 - Samba Band Ends

15:20 - Ample Decay First set Begins

15:37 - Ample Decay first set ends

15:46 - BitchCraft Begins

16:15 - BitchCraft Ends

16:21 - Ample Decay Second set Begins

16:41 - Ample Decay Second Set Ends

16:57 - Leaking Iris Second Set begins

17:20 - Leaking Iris Second Set begins

17:30 - Level 4 soundcheck

17:34 - Level 4 Band Begins

18:00 - Level 4 Band Ends and Charles’ DJ set begins

Audience Feedback: I interviewed my father and he said he believed that the drums were too loud. I explained that this was due to the natural sound that they made in the venue itself, and he understood. He suggested that maybe the drum mics should have been turned down and we should have just allowed the natural sound to be the sound of the drummers. He said he thought the singers were good and the musicality of the bands were good. He said the technicians should have had more knowledge about the actual songs so that they could adjust the mics for each individual song as they were many different styles of music that are complimented by having certain instruments louder and certain instruments quieter. For example, having the guitar louder than the drums would work for songs like ‘Purple Haze’ but having the drums thunderous (maybe still not to the extent that they were) during the songs by North Road worked well. Finally, he said that he enjoyed hearing a Blondie song.

Overall, I thought that the gig was very successful. The setting up was efficient (considering the fact that we had to wait outside with the equipment and then lug it all in) although I personally wasn’t able to do as much as I would have liked due to my injury. The lightheartedness of the musical theatre segment and the acoustic sets fit well with the vibe that was in the pub from around 12:00 - 16:00. By the time that the heavier bands like Ample Decays second set and BitchCraft, the audience were jamming to them just as well, which leads me to believe that we timed the change from acoustic to heavy well. By the time North Road performed, everyone loved it. I thought the running order was good and the switch overs between different performers were quite smooth, but there were some mishaps as documented in the above timelines. I thought that the bands themselves performed well and that any problems, such as feedback and missing backing tracks were dealt with quickly and efficiently. The packing down was very well done and kept within schedule, as Charles’ DJ set began at 18:00 and we had all of the equipment out within the hour.

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ACADEMY INVITES 397 TO MEMBERSHIP

New member Sheryl Lee Ralph – “Sister Act 2: Back in the Habit,” “The Distinguished Gentleman.” Photo by Naomi Richard.

LOS ANGELES, CA – The Academy of Motion Picture Arts and Sciences is extending invitations to join the organization to 397 artists and executives who have distinguished themselves by their contributions to theatrical motion pictures. Membership selection is based on professional qualifications, with an ongoing commitment to representation, inclusion and equity remaining a priority. The 2022 class is 44% women, 37% belong to underrepresented ethnic/racial communities, and 50% are from 53 countries and territories outside the United States. There are 71 Oscar® nominees, including 15 winners, among the invitees. Four individuals (noted by an asterisk) have been invited to join the Academy by multiple branches. These individuals must select one branch upon accepting membership. Those who accept the invitations will be the only additions to the Academy’s membership in 2022. The 2022 invitees are: Actors Funke Akindele – “Omo Ghetto: The Saga,” “Jenifa” Caitríona Balfe – “Belfast,” “Ford v Ferrari” Reed Birney – “Mass,” “Changeling” Jessie Buckley – “The Lost Daughter,” “I’m Thinking of Ending Things” Lori Tan Chinn – “Turning Red,” “Glengarry Glen Ross” Daniel K. Daniel – “The Fugitive,” “A Soldier’s Story” Ariana DeBose – “West Side Story,” “The Prom” Robin de Jesús – “tick, tick...BOOM!,” “The Boys in the Band” Jamie Dornan – “Belfast,” “Barb & Star Go to Vista Del Mar” Michael Greyeyes – “Wild Indian,” “Woman Walks Ahead” Gaby Hoffmann – “C’mon C’mon,” “Wild” Amir Jadidi – “A Hero,” “Cold Sweat” Kajol – “My Name Is Khan,” “Kabhi Khushi Kabhie Gham…” Troy Kotsur – “CODA,” “The Number 23” Vincent Lindon – “Titane,” “The Measure of a Man” BarBara Luna – “The Concrete Jungle,” “Five Weeks in a Balloon” Aïssa Maïga – “The Boy Who Harnessed the Wind,” “Mood Indigo” Selton Mello – “My Hindu Friend,” “Trash” Olga Merediz – “In the Heights,” “Adrift” Sandra Kwan Yue Ng – “Echoes of the Rainbow,” “Portland Street Blues” Hidetoshi Nishijima – “Drive My Car,” “Cut” Rena Owen – “The Last Witch Hunter,” “The Dead Lands” Jesse Plemons – “The Power of the Dog,” “Judas and the Black Messiah” Sheryl Lee Ralph – “Sister Act 2: Back in the Habit,” “The Distinguished Gentleman” Renate Reinsve – “The Worst Person in the World,” “Welcome to Norway” Marco Rodriguez – “El Chicano,” “Unspeakable” Joanna Scanlan – “After Love,” “Notes on a Scandal” Kodi Smit-McPhee – “The Power of the Dog,” “Let Me In” Suriya – “Jai Bhim,” “Soorarai Pottru” Anya Taylor-Joy – “The Northman,” “Last Night in Soho” Casting Directors Rich Delia – “King Richard,” “The Disaster Artist” Elodie Demey – “Happening,” “Summer of 85” Yngvill Kolset Haga – “The Worst Person in the World,” “One Night in Oslo” Louise Kiely – “The Green Knight,” “Sing Street” Meagan Lewis – “Blast Beat,” “Free State of Jones” Karen Lindsay-Stewart – “Marie Antoinette,” “Harry Potter and the Sorcerer’s Stone” Juliette Ménager – “A Bag of Marbles,” “As Above/So Below” Kate Ringsell – “The Lost City of Z,” “Justice League” Toby Whale – “Dunkirk,” “The History Boys” Cinematographers Ava Berkofsky – “The Sky Is Everywhere,” “Free in Deed” Josh Bleibtreu – “Dark Phoenix,” “Shazam!” Alice Brooks – “In the Heights,” “tick, tick…BOOM!” Daria D’Antonio – “The Hand of God,” “Ricordi?” Mike Eley – “The Duke,” “Woman Walks Ahead” Sturla Brandth Grøvlen – “The Innocents,” “Another Round” Ruben Impens – “Titane,” “Beautiful Boy” Shabier Kirchner – “Small Axe,” “Bull” Martin Ruhe – “The Tender Bar,” “The Midnight Sky” Kasper Tuxen – “The Worst Person in the World,” “Riders of Justice” Costume Designers Joan Bergin – “The Prestige,” “In the Name of the Father” Antonella Cannarozzi – “A Five Star Life,” “I Am Love” Andrea Flesch – “Midsommar,” “Colette” Lizzy Gardiner – “Hacksaw Ridge,” “The Adventures of Priscilla, Queen of the Desert” Dorothée Guiraud – “Murder Party,” “French Tech” Suzie Harman – “The Personal History of David Copperfield,” “Extinction” Tatiana Hernández – “The Japon,” “Lope” Louise Stjernsward – “Made in Italy,” “The Mercy” Elisabeth Tavernier – “The Man in the Basement,” “Tanguy Is Back” Paul Tazewell – “West Side Story,” “Harriet” Mitchell Travers – “The Eyes of Tammy Faye,” “Hustlers”

Director Blessing Egbe – “African Messiah,” “Iquo’s Journal”

Directors Newton Aduaka – “One Man’s Show,” “Ezra” Andrew Ahn – “Fire Island,” “Spa Night” Bruno Villela Barreto – “Four Days in September,” “The Kiss” Mariano Barroso – “Ants in the Mouth,” “Ecstasy” Rolf de Heer – “Charlie’s Country,” “Bad Boy Bubby” Jeferson Rodrigues de Rezende – “The Malê Revolt,” “Bróder!” Pawo Choyning Dorji* – “Lunana: A Yak in the Classroom” Blessing Egbe – “African Messiah,” “Iquo’s Journal” Briar Grace-Smith – “Cousins ,” “Waru” Reinaldo Marcus Green – “King Richard,” “Monsters and Men” Ryusuke Hamaguchi* – “Drive My Car,” “Wheel of Fortune and Fantasy” Sian Harries Heder* – “CODA,” “Tallulah” Gil Kenan – “City of Ember,” “Monster House” Amanda Kernell – “Charter,” “Sami Blood” Mary Lambert – “The In Crowd,” “Pet Sematary II” Blackhorse Lowe – “Chasing the Light,” “5th World” Nalin Pan – “Last Film Show,” “Samsara” Jonas Poher Rasmussen* – “Flee,” “Searching for Bill” Isabel Sandoval – “Lingua Franca,” “Apparition” Amy Seimetz – “She Dies Tomorrow,” “Sun Don’t Shine” Rachel Talalay – “A Babysitter’s Guide to Monster Hunting,” “Tank Girl”

Documentary Julie Anderson – “God Is the Bigger Elvis,” “Arthur Ashe: Citizen of the World” Susan Bedusa – “Procession,” “Bisbee ’17” Opal H. Bennett – “A Broken House,” “Águilas” Shane Boris – “Stray,” “The Edge of Democracy” Joe Cephus Brewster – “American Promise,” “Slaying Goliath” Ellen Bruno – “Satya: A Prayer for the Enemy,” “Samsara: Death and Rebirth in Cambodia” Traci A. Curry – “Attica,” “Boss: The Black Experience in Business” Jason DaSilva – “When We Walk,” “When I Walk” Emílio Domingos – “Favela Is Fashion,” “L.A.P.A.” Sushmit Ghosh – “Writing with Fire,” “Timbaktu” Lyn Goldfarb – “Eddy’s World,” “With Babies and Banners: Story of the Women’s Emergency Brigade” Susanne Guggenberger – “Blue Note Records: Beyond the Notes,” “The Beekeeper and His Son” Cristina Ibarra – “The Infiltrators,” “Las Marthas” Oren Jacoby – “On Broadway,” “Sister Rose’s Passion” Isaac Julien – “Derek,” “Frantz Fanon: Black Skin White Mask” Deborah Kaufman – “Company Town,” “Blacks and Jews” Firouzeh Khosrovani – “Radiograph of a Family,” “Fest of Duty” Jessica Kingdon – “Ascension,” “Commodity City” Mehret Mandefro – “How It Feels to Be Free ,” “Little White Lie” Mary Manhardt – “Learning to Skateboard in a Warzone (If You’re a Girl),” “Racing Dreams” Amanda McBaine – "Boys State,” “The Overnighters” Peter Jay Miller – “Crisis Hotline: Veterans Press 1,” “Into the Arms of Strangers: Stories of the Kindertransport” Elizabeth Mirzaei – “Three Songs for Benazir,” “Laila at the Bridge” Gulistan Mirzaei – “Three Songs for Benazir,” “Laila at the Bridge” Bob Moore – “Dope Is Death,” “China Heavyweight” Omar Mullick – “Footprint,” “These Birds Walk” Mohammed Ali Naqvi – “Insha’Allah Democracy,” “Among the Believers” Sierra Pettengill – “Riotsville, USA,” “The Reagan Show” Ben Proudfoot – “The Queen of Basketball,” “A Concerto Is a Conversation” Jonas Poher Rasmussen* – “Flee,” “Searching for Bill” Gabriel Rhodes – “The First Wave,” “Time” Lynne Sachs – “Film about a Father Who,” “Investigation of a Flame” Brett Story – “The Hottest August,” “The Prison in Twelve Landscapes” Thorsten Thielow – “The First Wave,” “Mayor Pete” Rintu Thomas – “Writing with Fire,” “Dilli” Nathan Truesdell – “Ascension,” “Balloonfest” Jenni Wolfson – “Pray Away,” “One Child Nation” Jialing Zhang – “In the Same Breath,” “One Child Nation”

Executives Steve Asbell Carole Baraton Steven Bardwil Jeff Blackburn Liesl Copland Kareem Daniel Eva Diederix Scott Foundas Brenda Gilbert Joshua Barnett Grode Gene Yoonbum Kang Jenny Marchick Ori Joseph Marmur Anna Marsh Katherine Oliver Joel Pearlman Elizabeth Polk Louie Provost Amber Rasberry Brian Robbins Marc Schaberg Ron Schwartz Aditya Sood Frederick Tsui Dana Walden Clifford Werber

Film Editors Geraud Brisson – “CODA,” “Dark Hearts” Olivier Bugge Coutté – “The Worst Person in the World,” “Thelma” Shannon Baker Davis – “The Obituary of Tunde Johnson,” “The Photograph” Billy Fox – “Dolemite Is My Name,” “Hustle & Flow” Myron Kerstein – “tick, tick…BOOM!,” “Crazy Rich Asians” Jeremy Milton – “Encanto,” “Zootopia” Úna Ní Dhonghaíle – “Belfast,” “Stan & Ollie” Heike Parplies – “Invisible Life,” “Toni Erdmann” Joshua L. Pearson – “Summer of Soul (…Or, When the Revolution Could Not Be Televised),” “What Happened, Miss Simone?” Peter Sciberras – “The Power of the Dog,” “The King” Aljernon Tunsil – “Attica,” “The Black Panthers: Vanguard of the Revolution” Azusa Yamazaki – “Drive My Car,” “Asako I & II”

Stacey Morris – “Coming 2 America,” “Dolemite Is My Name”

Makeup Artists and Hairstylists Jacenda Burkett – “King Richard,” “Concussion” Nana Fischer – “Encounter,” “The Lost City of Z” Sean Flanigan – “The Many Saints of Newark,” “The Irishman” Massimo Gattabrusi – “Loving Pablo,” “Volver” Stephanie Ingram – “The Eyes of Tammy Faye,” “It” Anna Carin Lock – “House of Gucci,” “Borg/McEnroe” Heike Merker – “The Matrix Resurrections,” “Anonymous” Stacey Morris – “Coming 2 America,” “Dolemite Is My Name” Justin Raleigh – “The Eyes of Tammy Faye,” “Army of the Dead” Kerrie Smith – “Motherless Brooklyn,” “John Wick” Nadia Stacey – “Cruella,” “The Favourite” Julia Vernon – “Cruella,” “Maleficent” Wakana Yoshihara – “Belfast,” “Spencer”

Marketing and Public Relations Dana Archer Debra Birnbaum Tatiana Detlofson Bethan Anna Dixon Britta Gampper Jane Gibbs Sheri Goldberg Jonathan Helfgot Jessica Kolstad Cortney Lawson Vivek Mathur George Nicholis Stephanie Sarah Northen Jodie Magid Oriol Gina Pence Stephanie Dee Phillips Chrissy Quesada Stuart Robertson Jerry Rojas Evelyn Santana Sohini Sengupta Michelle Slavich James Verdesoto Katrina Wan Glen Erin Wyatt

Music Billie Eilish Baird O’Connell – “No Time to Die” Amie Doherty – “Spirit Untamed,” “The High Note” Lili Haydn – “Strip Down, Rise Up,” “Broken Kingdom” Leo Heiblum – “Maria Full of Grace,” “Frida” Natalie Holt – “Fever Dream,” “Journey’s End” Nathan Johnson – “Nightmare Alley,” “Knives Out” Jacobo Lieberman – “Maria Full of Grace,” “Frida” Ariel Rose Marx – “Shiva Baby,” “Rebel Hearts” Hesham Nazih – “The Guest,” “Born a King” Finneas O’Connell – “No Time to Die” Dan Romer – “Luca,” “Beasts of the Southern Wild” Nerida Tyson-Chew – “H Is for Happiness,” “Anacondas: The Hunt for the Blood Orchid”

Producers Mariela Besuievsky – “The Man Who Killed Don Quixote,” “The Secret in Their Eyes” Cale Boyter – “Dune,” “Pacific Rim Uprising” Chad Burris – “Collisions,” “Drunktown’s Finest” Damon D’Oliveira – “The Grizzlies,” “Love Come Down” Luc Déry – “Gabrielle,” “Monsieur Lazhar” Michael Downey – “Elvis Walks Home,” “Light Thereafter” Yaël Fogiel – “Memoir of War,” “Latest News of the Cosmos” Cristina Gallego – “Birds of Passage,” “Embrace of the Serpent” Laetitia Gonzales – “Plot 35,” “Tournée” Pauline Gygax – “With the Wind,” “My Life as a Zucchini” Margot Hand – “Passing,” “Brittany Runs a Marathon” Jojo Hui – “Better Days,” “Dearest” Eva Jakobsen – “Miss Viborg,” “Godless” Lucas Joaquin – “Mayday,” “Love Is Strange” Lizette Jonjic – “12 Dares,” “Guerrilla” Thanassis Karathanos – “The Man Who Sold His Skin,” “Tulpan” Kim McCraw – “Drunken Birds,” “Incendies” Sev Ohanian – “Run,” “Searching” Christina Piovesan – “The Nest,” “Amreeka” Natalie Qasabian – “Run,” “All about Nina” Philippe Rousselet – “CODA,” “Source Code” Sara Silveira – “Good Manners,” “Vazante” James Stark – “Prayers for the Stolen,” “Mystery Train” Riccardo Tozzi – “La Nostra Vita,” “Don’t Move” Shih-Ching Tsou – “Red Rocket,” “The Florida Project” Nadia Turincev – “The Insult,” The Boss’s Daughter” Tim White – “King Richard,” “Ingrid Goes West” Trevor White – “King Richard,” “LBJ” Teruhisa Yamamoto – “Drive My Car,” “Wife of a Spy” Olena Yershova – “Brighton 4th,” “Volcano”

Production Design François Audouy – “Ghostbusters: Afterlife,” “Ford v Ferrari” Laura Ballinger Gardner – “The Irishman,” “Joker” Chris Baugh – “Steve Jobs,” “Argo” Ellen Brill – “Being the Ricardos,” “Bombshell” Joanna Bush – “La La Land,” “Life of Pi” Christina Cecili – “Cyrano,” “A Quiet Place” John Coven – “The Lion King,” “Logan” Carol Flaisher – “Wonder Woman 1984,” “Miss Sloane” Sandy Hamilton – “tick, tick…BOOM!,” “Joker” Ellen Lampl – “Spider-Man: No Way Home,” “Jurassic World” Enrico Latella – “Tenet,” “All the Money in the World” Steven Lawrence – “Death on the Nile,” “Cinderella” Melissa Levander – “The Tender Bar,” “The High Note” Drew Petrotta – “The Suicide Squad,” “Captain Marvel” Jean-Vincent Puzos – “Jungle Cruise,” “Amour” Maya Shimoguchi – “Ford v Ferrari,” “Men in Black 3”

Short Films and Feature Animation Murad Abu Eisheh – “Tala’vision,” “Ta Hariri” Olivier Adam – “Sing 2,” “Minions” Michael Arias – “Harmony,” “Tekkonkinkreet” Evren Boisjoli – “Fauve,” “What Remains” Maria Brendle – “Ala Kachuu - Take and Run,” “The Stowaway” Sean Buckelew – “Drone,” “Hopkins & Delaney LLP” Olivier Calvert – “Bad Seeds,” “Animal Behaviour” Enrico Casarosa – “Luca,” “La Luna” Karla Castañeda – “La Noria (The Waterwheel),” “Jacinta” Hugo Covarrubias – “Bestia,” “The Night Upside Down” K.D. Dávila – “Please Hold,” “Emergency” Charlotte De La Gournerie – “Flee,” “Terra Incognita” Luc Desmarchelier – “The Bad Guys,” “Open Season” Anton Dyakov – “Boxballet,” “Vivat Musketeers!” Brian Falconer – “Saul & I,” “Boogaloo and Graham” Youssef Joe Haidar – “Scoob!,” “Animated American” Andy Harkness – “Vivo,” “Get a Horse!” Pierre Hébert – “Thunder River,” “Memories of War” Aneil Karia – “The Long Goodbye,” “Work” Brooke Keesling – “Meatclown,” “Boobie Girl” Nadine Lüchinger – “Ala Kachuu - Take and Run,” “Puppenspiel (Puppet Play)” Tadeusz Łysiak – “The Dress,” “Techno” Joe Mateo – “Blush,” “Big Hero 6” Sharon Maymon – “Skin,” “Summer Vacation” Kathleen McInnis – “Mama,” “Downturn” Yvett Merino – “Encanto,” “Wreck-It Ralph” Alberto Mielgo – “The Windshield Wiper,” “Spider-Man: Into the Spider-Verse” Les Mills – “Affairs of the Art,” “The Canterbury Tales” Jetzabel Moreno Hernández – “The Followers,” “Plums and Green Smoke” Dan Ojari – “Robin Robin,” “Slow Derek” Brian Pimental – “Tarzan,” “A Goofy Movie” Mikey Please – “Robin Robin,” “The Eagleman Stag” Erin Ramos – “Encanto,” “Frozen II” Mike Rianda – “The Mitchells vs. the Machines” Doug Roland – “Feeling Through,” “A Better Way” Leo Sanchez – “The Windshield Wiper,” “Over the Moon” Marc J. Scott – “The Boss Baby: Family Business,” “How to Train Your Dragon: The Hidden World” Sarah Smith – “Ron’s Gone Wrong,” “Arthur Christmas” Daniel Šuljić – “From Under Which Rock Did They Crawl Out,” “The Cake” Conrad Vernon – “The Addams Family,” “Shrek 2” Pamela Ziegenhagen-Shefland – “Abominable,” “The Emperor’s New Groove”

Benjamin A. Burtt – “Dolittle,” “Black Panther”

Sound Douglas Axtell – “True Grit,” “I Am Sam” Nerio Barberis – “Violeta al Fin,” “Find a Boyfriend for My Wife...Please!” Amanda Beggs – “The Forever Purge,” “Finding ’Ohana” Adrian Bell – “Mothering Sunday,” “Mamma Mia! Here We Go Again” Joshua Berger – “King Richard,” “The Lost City of Z” Paul (Salty) Brincat – “The Invisible Man,” “The Thin Red Line” Tom Yong-Jae Burns – “Spider-Man: Into the Spider-Verse,” “Blade Runner 2049” Benjamin A. Burtt – “Dolittle,” “Black Panther” Simon Chase – “Belfast,” “Artemis Fowl” Brian Chumney – “West Side Story,” “The Croods: A New Age” Richard Flynn – “The Power of the Dog,” “Slow West” Albert Gasser – “Straight Outta Compton,” “Dances With Wolves” Lewis Goldstein – “In the Heights,” “Hereditary” Theo Green – “Dune,” “Blade Runner 2049” James Harrison – “No Time to Die,” “Captain Phillips” John Hayes – “The King’s Man,” “Tom and Jerry” Ruth Hernandez – “The United States vs. Billie Holiday,” “Brooklyn’s Finest” Huang Zheng – “Better Days,” “Chongqing Hot Pot” Thomas Huhn – “The Wife,” “White God” David Husby – “Tomorrowland,” “Elf” Allison Jackson – “Don’t Think Twice,” “Beasts of the Southern Wild” Paul Ledford – “One Night in Miami,” “Logan” Leff Lefferts – “Vivo,” “How to Train Your Dragon: The Hidden World” Nancy MacLeod – “The Revenant,” “The Hunger Games” Charles Maynes – “After Earth,” “Letters from Iwo Jima” Alan Meyerson – “Dune,” “Inception” Casey Stone – “Frozen,” “Tsotsi” Edward Tise – “Into the Wild,” “Full Metal Jacket” Jana Vance – “Cast Away,” “Saving Private Ryan” Tara Webb – “The Power of the Dog,” “Mortal Kombat” Waldir Xavier – “From Afar,” “Central Station” Denise Yarde – “Belfast,” “Dumbo”

Visual Effects Ivy Agregan – “India Sweets and Spices,” “Wakefield” Geeta Basantani – “Spider-Man: No Way Home,” “Vivo” Aharon Bourland – “Ghostbusters: Afterlife,” “Venom” Ivan Busquets – “Malignant,” “The Irishman” Joe Ceballos – “Skyscraper,” “Thor: Ragnarok” Richard Anthony Clegg – “The Nutcracker and the Four Realms,” “Blade Runner 2049” Mark Curtis – “Sully,” “Spectre” Markus Degen – “The King’s Man,” “Captain America: The Winter Soldier” Jack Edjourian – “Top Gun: Maverick,” “Tenet” Eric Enderton – “Shark Tale,” “Jurassic Park” Marcos Fajardo Orellana – “Thor,” “Monster House” Joel Green – “No Time to Die,” “The Kid Who Would Be King” Earl Hibbert – “The Fate of the Furious,” “Guardians of the Galaxy” Hayley Hubbard – “The Old Guard,” “Dumbo” Maia Kayser – “Rango,” “Pirates of the Caribbean: At World’s End” Garrett Lam – “Limbo,” “Shock Wave 2” Jake Maymudes – “Dune,” “Terminator: Dark Fate” Catherine Ann Mullan – “Dumbo,” “Maleficent” Charlie Noble – “No Time to Die,” “Wonder Woman 1984” J. Alan Scott – “Finch,” “The Lost World: Jurassic Park” Tefft Smith – “Alice through the Looking Glass,” “Tomorrowland” Alan Travis – “Black Widow,” “The Irishman” Michael Van Eps – “Deepwater Horizon,” “Poseidon” Sean Noel Walker – “Shang-Chi and the Legend of the Ten Rings,” “Black Widow” Vernon Wilbert – “Stealth,” “I, Robot” Eric Jay Wong – “Avengers: Age of Ultron,” “Lucy” Kevin Wooley – “Star Wars: The Rise of Skywalker,” “Jurassic World” Wei Zheng – “Mank,” “The Curious Case of Benjamin Button”

Writers Zach Baylin – “King Richard” Henry Bean – “The Believer,” “Deep Cover” Pawo Choyning Dorji* – “Lunana: A Yak in the Classroom” Michael Grais – “Cool World,” “Poltergeist” Ted Griffin – “Ocean's Eleven,” “Ravenous” Ryusuke Hamaguchi* – “Drive My Car,” “Wheel of Fortune and Fantasy” Jeremy O Harris – “Zola” Sian Harries Heder* – “CODA,” “Tallulah” Mike Jones – “Luca,” “Soul” Reema Kagti – “Gully Boy,” “Gold” Adele Lim – “Raya and the Last Dragon,” “Crazy Rich Asians” Craig Mazin – “Identity Thief,” “The Hangover Part II” Margaret Nagle – “With/In,” “The Good Lie” Takamasa Oe – “Drive My Car,” “Beautiful Method” Alex Ross Perry – “Her Smell,” “Listen Up Philip” Adam Rifkin – “Giuseppe Makes a Movie,” “Small Soldiers” Jordan Roberts – “Big Hero 6,” “3, 2, 1…Frankie Go Boom” Katie Silberman – “Booksmart,” “Isn’t It Romantic” Randi Mayem Singer – “Tooth Fairy,” “Mrs. Doubtfire” Jon Spaihts – “Dune,” “Doctor Strange” Małgorzata Szumowska – “Never Gonna Snow Again,” “Elles” Mark A. Victor – “Cool World,” “Poltergeist”

Members-at-Large Keith Adams Josiah Akinyele Richard Berger Andrew Birch Andrew Cannava George Drakoulias Andrew Dunlap Erin Dusseault James Farrell Valerie Flueger Veras Andy Fowler Glenn Kiser Anne Lai Susan Lazarus Joe Machota Leonard Maltin Deborah McIntosh Julia Michels Daniel Rabinow Ilda Santiago Danie Streisand Matt Sullivan Anne Lajla Utsi Matt Vioral Michael Zink

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