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25 Dec 2022 Saturday Magazine 24th Dec 2022: Roger Ungers new LGBTIQ+ film ‘Shape’ Art, Gender, Health, History, Joy, JOY 94.9, Joy 94.9, Joy Media, Joy Media, Media, Podcast, Saturday Magazine Nevena and Fiona talk to Roger Ungers, independent documentary filmmaker and video content creator based in Melbourne. Roger’s New documentary “Shape” (working title) explores how unrealistic body image ideals perpetuate inequality amongst gay men: The film will take a deep dive into themes such as age, race, physique, masculinity, femininity and how they play into what is considered the ideal body for most gay men followed by the affects it has on individuals and the community. There are of course many other layers that will be explored in the narrative. The development of the film was funded by Screen Australia. I am currently in the process of raising funds to shoot the film and actually get it made: https://vimeo.com/757433355 Funding page Documentary Australia website where anyone can contribute financially to the project for a tax deductible donation  https://documentaryaustralia.com.au/project/shape-working-title/ https://documentaryaustralia.com.au/project/shape-working-title/ https://www.rogerthatpictures.com.au/about Podcast: Play in new window | Download (Duration: 11:53 — 27.2MB)Subscribe or Follow Us: Apple Podcasts | Google Podcasts | Spotify | Amazon Music | Android | iHeartRadio | Stitcher | Blubrry

Damo Suzuki - Photo by Michelle Heighway Michelle Heighway’s absorbing feature documentary about cult music legend Damo Suzuki is now streaming on Vimeo. The director behind the brilliant Mr. Somebody saw her latest effort debut on the big screen in London as part of the Doc’n Roll Festival 2022. Her latest film, an existential journey through the power of healing with enigmatic frontman Damo Suzuki, follows the unique talent’s journey as he continues to embark on a “never-ending tour” while also dealing with a cancer diagnosis. The film’s epic scale sees Heighway’s camera dip in and out of Suzuki’s life across five years as his 2o-year odyssey of performing live is interrupted by ill health. With animation of Damo’s lucid, hospital bed dreams of starvation, riding on motorbikes for food, old cartoons, hypnotised brainwashed birds, Heighway pieces together a beautiful portrait. This is augmented by vintage archive footage and access to his carefully preserved treasure trove of memories, made up of old photos, drawings, posters and more. “The documentary is a wonderful story of hope,” says the director. “It’s a personal portrait of the life and times of a nomad, poet and enigmatic singer on an incredible journey.” Filmed in

Vimeo Inc. (NASDAQ:VMEO)’s traded shares stood at 1.72 million during the last session. At the close of trading, the stock’s price was $3.25, to imply a decrease of -3.85% or -$0.13 in intraday trading. The VMEO share’s 52-week high remains $19.00, putting it -484.62% down since that peak but still an impressive -1.23% since price per share fell to its 52-week low of $3.29. The company has a valuation of $548.73M, with an average of 1.96 million shares in intraday trading volume over the past 10 days and average of 2.39 million shares over the past 3 months. Analysts have given a consensus recommendation of an Overweight for Vimeo Inc. (VMEO), translating to a mean rating of 2.40. Of 7 analyst(s) looking at the stock, 0 analyst(s) give VMEO a Sell rating. 0 of those analysts rate the stock as Overweight while 4 advise Hold as 3 recommend it as a Buy. 0 analyst(s) have given it an Underweight rating. Estimates put the company’s current-quarter earnings per share at -$0.17. 5 Undervalued Stocks For 2023 Approximately 544 miles north of Las Vegas lies what's been dubbed "the biggest lithium deposit in the US." One tiny company stands to be the

We are using the final days of 2022 to look back on some of the stories that interested you the most this year – and one we think is worth another look. These are the top economic development stories on Alabama NewsCenter in 2022. Preparation was key to $2.5 billion project choosing Alabama How Alabama Power helped Mega Site win $2.5 billion Novelis project from Alabama NewsCenter on Vimeo. ADECA says Alabama broadband plans are nearly ready for approval ADECA readies broadband plans for Alabama from Alabama NewsCenter on Vimeo. ALEX, the Alabama Experience exhibit, debuts at The World Games 2022 ALEX, the Alabama Experience, is an immersive and interactive way to learn about living and working in the state from Alabama NewsCenter on Vimeo. Alabama Power Foundation, EDPA join forces for social impact entrepreneur pitch competition A new Alabama Launchpad pitch competition focuses on social impact. (contributed) Alabama’s economic development showing strength through disruptions Commerce Secretary Greg Canfield touts Alabama’s economy at 2022 EDAA conference from Alabama NewsCenter on Vimeo. Editor’s choice: Alabama commerce secretary, governor note challenges, opportunities ahead for state economy Alabama Commerce Secretary Greg Canfield speaks at the Economic Development Association of Alabama’s 2022 Summer Conference.

These were the most-read Innovation stories on Alabama NewsCenter this year. (file) We are using the final days of 2022 to look back on some of the stories that interested you the most this year – and one we think is worth another look. These are the top innovation stories on Alabama NewsCenter in 2022. Techstars Alabama EnergyTech Accelerator announces 2022 class The 2022 class of the Techstars Alabama EnergyTech Accelerator is made up of 10 companies from the U.S., Sweden and Canada. (contributed) Alabama Power’s expanding fiber network supports resiliency and more Alabama Power 2021 Corporate Sustainability Report: Innovation from Alabama NewsCenter on Vimeo. Alabama Power’s Mark Crosswhite among leaders behind Prosper The leadership of Prosper, including retiring Alabama Power President and CEO Mark Crosswhite (far right) are focused on supporting inclusion and economic opportunity in the Birmingham region. (contributed) Todd Greer named executive director for Mobile’s Innovation Portal Innovation Portal’s incubator space in the heart of Mobile’s technology corridor.(Dennis Washington / Alabama NewsCenter) Alabama’s Innovation Depot names 2022 Velocity Accelerator cohort The members of Velocity Accelerator’s 2022 cohort represent seven innovative startup companies. (Innovation Depot) Editor’s choice: Alabama’s innovation economy sees strength in inclusion Alabama Finance Director Bill

Top honors went go ‘BusLine35A,’ directed by Elena Felici, winner of the Grand Prize, with special jury awards going to ‘Canary’ and ‘Code Rose;’ save the date for VIEW Conference 2023, October 15-20 – see you in Turino! The International VIEW Conference, Italy’s premiere event for computer graphics, interactive and immersive storytelling, animation, visual effects, games, VR, AR, and mixed reality, celebrates the incredibly diverse, outstanding creative efforts of the world’s top visual artists, filmmakers, game developers, and pixel magicians. The 2022 VIEW Awards have just been announced – the winners are as follows: VIEW Award 2022 Grand Prize: BusLine35A – directed by Elena Felici - The Animation Workshop Jury Awards (Ex Aequo) Canary, directed by Pierre-Hughes Dallaire and Benoit Teherriault - Rodeo FX Code Rose, directed by Taye Cimon, Pierre Coëz, Julie Groux, Sandra Leydier, Manuarii Morel, and Romain Seisson - Ecole des Nouvelles Images Special Achievement Awards (Ex Aequo) Curiosa, directed by Tessa Moult-Milewska - National Film and Television School Wet, directed by Marianne Bergeonneau, Lauriane Montpert, Mélina Mandon, Cloé Peyrebrune, and Elvira Taussac - Ecole des Nouvelles Images VIEW Award Italianmix Pentola, directed by Leo Černic - Centro Sperimentale di Cinematografia Animazione International VIEW Award 2022 Jury

Happy Holidays, ARMY! BTS have an early Christmas present for fans this holiday season. Between 21 and 24 December 2022, all episodes of their beloved variety show, Run BTS, will be made available on YouTube. Episodes will be uploaded in chronological order daily just in time for Christmas. #달려라방탄 첫 에피소드부터 새로운 에피소드까지 이제는 모두 유튜브에서 볼 수 있어요🥳! From the very first episode to the latest one, now you can watch #RunBTS on YouTube🥳!📆12/21~12/24 매일 순차적으로 업데이트 됩니다(Episodes to be uploaded every day in chronological order) pic.twitter.com/zy6U9uVayW — BTS_official (@bts_bighit) December 21, 2022 Run BTS! Episode 1~40(https://t.co/Sve2KbrR0m)#RunBTS #달려라방탄 #달방 — BTS_official (@bts_bighit) December 21, 2022 With 154 episodes, plus a number of special episodes, the show features BTS going through varied activities like challenges, games, and a lot of cooking.  Watch the latest episode here. Like what you read? Show our writer some love!

Comedian Steven Wright once joked that "there is a fine line between fishing and just standing on the shore like an idiot." And while that may be true for a great deal of folks who fish, that's not how it works for people who devote their entire lives to scouring the sea for marine life. Article continues below advertisementDiscovery has established itself a sort of lighthouse for all fishing-related shows. From All on the Line to Deadliest Catch, the network has really cornered the fish market for this particular genre, and now they're once again adding another feather to their cap (or should we say scale)? Ice Cold Catch premieres on Dec. 20 and we can't wait to cast our lines so we can reel it in. What we really want to know is, where was Discovery's Ice Cold Catch filmed? Here's the scoop.Article continues below advertisementWhere was 'Ice Cold Catch' filmed?According to Deadline, "Discovery U.S. and Discovery Plus are shining a spotlight on Icelandic cod fishing" with Ice Cold Catch. The show centers around two neophytes who are interested in taking their fishing careers to the next level. These greenhorns "seek to pilot Icelandic longline boats and make their

by Alex Billington December 20, 2022Source: YouTube "You think you're so smart? I'm Terrence, I'm righteous, assholes." Who's in need of some killer cyberpunk animation?! This short film titled PostHuman first premiered way back in 2012, playing at numerous film festivals before eventually landing online. It's under 5 minutes and it's definitely worth a watch. We're only now catching up with it all these years later and more than happy to feature it now. A genius hacker and his dog help an enigmatic young woman to free the remaining test subjects of a black ops ESP test lab. Directed by Cole Drumb, the short features the voices of Tricia Helfer as Kali and Ulric Dihle as Terrence. "Gritty, hyperstylized, and dripping with intense images, PostHuman is NSFW, for children, or adults with no sense of adventure." This reminds me of Akira and Ghost in the Shell, with the same kind of animation style and hacker vibes. It's just too short! It's over before you know it. When do we get more of Terrence and his dog? Thanks to Twitter for the tip on this one. Full description from YouTube: "PostHuman follows Terrence and his dog Nine in an adrenalized future