お久しぶりです。 私も「トイ・ストーリー３」観たかったんですけど、 結局、観に行けませんでした。（残念）
by
bamboosora
(2010-09-23 16:15)
スパムコメントがスゴイことになってますね（笑） ワタクシゴトで恐縮ですが、しばらくブログをお休みすることにしました。 でもまたいつか復活したいと思っていますので、その時はよろしくお願いしまぁーす。 お身体に気をつけてくださいねっ！ それでは、また♪
by
かずっちゃ
(2010-12-03 10:33)
ブログ更新が全く無くなりましたが、ヤメてしまったのでしょうか。
by
vientre-dolor
(2011-05-01 20:08)
You may believe a thorough knowledge of filmmaking and the entertainment industry is enough to make you a good movie producer. While it certainly helps to know the nuts and bolts of movie production, and even the details of financing and marketing a movie, that knowledge is not enough to create a good producer. It might make for a good studio executive, or other job out of the fray, but you need to develop specific skills, to help you make an independent film. The first and most important skill you need is organization. If you were the kid who kept the minutes of the club meetings, edited the yearbook, or organized the prop-closet by era, you already have this skill. It is something that is hard to teach, but you can certainly learn it, to become more organized. If you are the person who can’t find his keys and has no idea how much is in your checking account, you need help. Get organized. There is simply no substitute for it. Buy a book about getting organized. I recommend “How to Get Organized When You Don’t Have The Time,” by Stephanie Culp. Or take a Franklin - Covey course. Do whatever you have to do, but get organized. Second, you need to be able to make decisions quickly. Despite the best planning, things change moment-to-moment during production. You will have to decide right now whether to set up the next shot despite the looming storm clouds, or to move on to another location, completely disrupting the schedule. The best way to develop this skill is to completely bury your doubt. <a href=http://penman---jed-brackemyre.tumblr.com/post/16370272179/>catering dietetyczny</a>. Know that you are in charge, any mistakes to be made are yours to make and you will suffer the consequences of bad decisions. If you act decisively, and accept blame when necessary, your cast and crew will accept your decisions unquestioningly. Third, you must be a good negotiator. You will have to make deals for every single thing on the set - the equipment, the sets, the crew, the film stock, everything. Even if you’re borrowing your mom’s station wagon, you will have to convince her you will take good care of it, and return it washed, and with a full tank of gas. Everything will have to be negotiated. When negotiating rates, know the maximum you can pay for any one line item on your budget and try to shave 20 or 30 percent off of it. If they negotiate up, you may still save 15 percent or so off what you expected to pay. There is one thing you need to know when negotiating: You can always say no. If you can’t get the deal you want, just say no. Practice it. No. There is no need to be a jerk, just make it clear that you will take your business or offer elsewhere. If a crew member doesn’t want to accept your day rate, he doesn’t have to. You will find someone else (assuming you set your rate at a reasonable low-budget level). Fourth, a producer also needs diplomacy. It’s surprising how often a film shoot devolves into a third-grade playground. <a href=http://penman---gavin-dickens.tumblr.com/post/16370316036/>stomatologia</a>. In just a few short weeks, cliques form, rumors start and friendships are formed and ruined. Crew members and actors will, believe it or not, come tattle to you. Sometimes you will have to intercede in petty squabbles and personality conflicts. The trick is to smooth ruffled feathers while not making one combatant feel like you’ve taken another’s side. That will only set factions against you, and that’s the last thing you want on your set. And fifth, of course, you will need energy. Lots and lots of energy. Caffeine helps to get you started after only a few hours sleep, but it is no substitute for real, healthy human energy. One of the things you must do during pre-production is get yourself in shape for the rigorous weeks of shooting. You’re in training, not for a sprint, but for a marathon. Working on lower budgets, independent films often have a much tighter schedule, making for longer days and fewer days off. Take it seriously beforehand, and train like a champion. Exercise, eat healthy, and take vitamins and supplements to build your energy stores, so you can get through it. After you have these five basic producer skills down, you will be ready to develop your knowledge of the filmmaking process and the entertainment industry, by producing a successful independent film.
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(2012-04-14 06:40)
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NO NAME
(2012-04-16 09:31)
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by
NO NAME
(2012-04-23 17:14)
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by
NO NAME
(2012-04-28 05:13)
ケンもアゴ割れてますねぇ。
バービーとフォーリンラブですね。
ハジメはすてられたのか・・・
by でふもん (2010-08-19 11:07)
あっ！イイなぁ～。
ワタシもトイストーリー３観たいのに、奥さんがひとりで観に行っちゃったんだよー。どーしてワタシをひとり置いて行っちゃったんだよぉー！？
by かずっちゃ (2010-08-19 11:34)
harうさんの味のある絵が好き。
いい感じ～。この週末にでも見に行くべ。
トイストーリー3 ヽ(＾▽＾)ノ
by ぷーちゃん (2010-08-19 11:54)
haru さん こんにちわ
ブログ開設３周年を機に始めた、「釣られクマさんの『nice! １番乗り』のblog訪問」(自分の全く私的なお遊び企画）でお邪魔してみました。（お邪魔でしたらごめんなさい）
カラフルな挿絵がとても魅力的なblogですね～！
またお邪魔させてください。
by Mｒブラックアウト (2010-08-19 16:21)
ぼくも、観たいと思っていた作品です。
奥さんと観に行きます。
by 未来 (2010-08-19 18:47)
こんばんは☆
良いなぁ～
今度、子供連れて行ってきます♪
by ヒロ番長 (2010-08-19 19:15)
niceのお返しにこれなくてすみませんでしたm(_ _)m
また一から更新していきますのでよろしくお願いいたします！！
by ジノ・ヴァインベルグ (2010-08-19 19:24)
こんばんは
気になっていた映画です
最近3Dが増えましたよねぇ
あのめがねがちょっといただけないんですけど、迫力ありますよね
イラスト素敵ですね
by はくちゃん (2010-08-19 19:58)
こんばんは！
淡路島でヤッターマンの３Ｄを、見ましたが、手に届きそうでした。
そういえば・・・・大阪の下水道科学館にも３Ｄがあったような・・・・
by やま (2010-08-19 23:22)
えっ トトロでてるの！
トトロ懐かしい～
ところで映画視聴時は飲食する派？
by Suzu (2010-08-20 11:55)
いーな！もももんががもつれってってよ～。
うちは極貧なので、映画は月１回と決めてるんです。
それでこないだ「インセプション」見に行っちゃったからな～。
来月までやってるといいけど・・・。
by もももんがが (2010-08-20 13:59)
結構、、、泣けるそうですね＾＾
by emuzu (2010-08-20 14:30)
お土産買ってきたよぉ～家まで取りに来てね～
生ものなので時間に余裕はありませんよ！
by コニーとバニラ (2010-08-20 20:31)
トイストーリー３か・・・
っていつの間にか３なのね・・・知らんかった！
by sorasora (2010-08-20 22:20)
トイストーリー２は10年ぐらい前の作品でしたっけ？
長男が初めて映画館に行ったときの映画です。
ずいぶん間が開きましたね。
「オレ！」って？ 『俺、参上！』 ？？
by こう (2010-08-21 01:02)
トイストーリーですか。昔、息子君と見に行ったことがあります。とても面白かったです。今は３なのですね。
by 水郷楽人 (2010-08-21 08:06)
羨ましいですわぁ！
「トイストーリ－1・2」のＤＶＤ持ってるし、
やっぱり「3」見なきゃね。
でも「3Ｄ」は、
気分が悪くなるようですが、
どうでしたか？？
by k-yagi (2010-08-21 15:21)
ケンがいい味出してましたね＾∇＾
by miyukimono (2010-08-26 18:26)
この度のこと、ご心配をお掛けしましたが、
相手側より謝罪が有り、受理しました。
有り難う御座いました。
by 未来 (2010-09-01 18:21)
誕生日お祝いコメントをありがとうございました♪
バカオヤジですけど、これからもヨロシクお付き合い下さい。
ではでは。
by かずっちゃ (2010-09-08 17:08)
こんばんは、ジノです。
この度so-net ブログを退会することを
お知らせに来ました。
http://blog2.surpara.com/jino03/
↑このブログで頑張っていこうと思いますので
もしよろしければ遊びに来てください！！
私みたいな奴の相手をしてくださってありがとうございましたm(_ _)m
また来ます！！
by ジノ・ヴァインベルグ (2010-09-09 03:10)
お久しぶりです。
私も「トイ・ストーリー３」観たかったんですけど、
結局、観に行けませんでした。（残念）
by bamboosora (2010-09-23 16:15)
スパムコメントがスゴイことになってますね（笑）
ワタクシゴトで恐縮ですが、しばらくブログをお休みすることにしました。
でもまたいつか復活したいと思っていますので、その時はよろしくお願いしまぁーす。
お身体に気をつけてくださいねっ！
それでは、また♪
by かずっちゃ (2010-12-03 10:33)
ブログ更新が全く無くなりましたが、ヤメてしまったのでしょうか。
by vientre-dolor (2011-05-01 20:08)
You may believe a thorough knowledge of filmmaking and the entertainment industry is enough to make you a good movie producer. While it certainly helps to know the nuts and bolts of movie production, and even the details of financing and marketing a movie, that knowledge is not enough to create a good producer. It might make for a good studio executive, or other job out of the fray, but you need to develop specific skills, to help you make an independent film.
The first and most important skill you need is organization. If you were the kid who kept the minutes of the club meetings, edited the yearbook, or organized the prop-closet by era, you already have this skill. It is something that is hard to teach, but you can certainly learn it, to become more organized.
If you are the person who can’t find his keys and has no idea how much is in your checking account, you need help. Get organized. There is simply no substitute for it.
Buy a book about getting organized. I recommend “How to Get Organized When You Don’t Have The Time,” by Stephanie Culp.
Or take a Franklin - Covey course. Do whatever you have to do, but get organized.
Second, you need to be able to make decisions quickly. Despite the best planning, things change moment-to-moment during production. You will have to decide right now whether to set up the next shot despite the looming storm clouds, or to move on to another location, completely disrupting the schedule.
The best way to develop this skill is to completely bury your doubt. <a href=http://penman---jed-brackemyre.tumblr.com/post/16370272179/>catering dietetyczny</a>. Know that you are in charge, any mistakes to be made are yours to make and you will suffer the consequences of bad decisions. If you act decisively, and accept blame when necessary, your cast and crew will accept your decisions unquestioningly.
Third, you must be a good negotiator. You will have to make deals for every single thing on the set - the equipment, the sets, the crew, the film stock, everything. Even if you’re borrowing your mom’s station wagon, you will have to convince her you will take good care of it, and return it washed, and with a full tank of gas. Everything will have to be negotiated.
When negotiating rates, know the maximum you can pay for any one line item on your budget and try to shave 20 or 30 percent off of it. If they negotiate up, you may still save 15 percent or so off what you expected to pay.
There is one thing you need to know when negotiating: You can always say no. If you can’t get the deal you want, just say no. Practice it. No. There is no need to be a jerk, just make it clear that you will take your business or offer elsewhere. If a crew member doesn’t want to accept your day rate, he doesn’t have to. You will find someone else (assuming you set your rate at a reasonable low-budget level).
Fourth, a producer also needs diplomacy. It’s surprising how often a film shoot devolves into a third-grade playground. <a href=http://penman---gavin-dickens.tumblr.com/post/16370316036/>stomatologia</a>. In just a few short weeks, cliques form, rumors start and friendships are formed and ruined. Crew members and actors will, believe it or not, come tattle to you. Sometimes you will have to intercede in petty squabbles and personality conflicts. The trick is to smooth ruffled feathers while not making one combatant feel like you’ve taken another’s side. That will only set factions against you, and that’s the last thing you want on your set.
And fifth, of course, you will need energy. Lots and lots of energy. Caffeine helps to get you started after only a few hours sleep, but it is no substitute for real, healthy human energy. One of the things you must do during pre-production is get yourself in shape for the rigorous weeks of shooting. You’re in training, not for a sprint, but for a marathon.
Working on lower budgets, independent films often have a much tighter schedule, making for longer days and fewer days off. Take it seriously beforehand, and train like a champion. Exercise, eat healthy, and take vitamins and supplements to build your energy stores, so you can get through it.
After you have these five basic producer skills down, you will be ready to develop your knowledge of the filmmaking process and the entertainment industry, by producing a successful independent film.
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Tom Black, executive director of the Metal Roofing Alliance (MRA), answers the most common questions most homeowners have about metal roofing:
Why should a homeowner consider metal roofing?
Metal roofing has many advantages. For example, metal roofs have a lower life cycle cost than most traditional roofing material such as asphalt or cedar and it can withstand severe weather such as hail, snow, high winds as well as fire. It's also available in many styles and colors to fit virtually any home.
What is the overall cost of a metal roof?
Metal roofs can initially cost three to four times more than traditional roofing materials, but homeowners should keep in mind that the typical asphalt or cedar roof requires replacement every 15 years. While asphalt or cedar roofs are initially cheaper, when homeowners consider the cost of a metal roof spread out over a 60-year period, metal is the clear choice.
Do metal roofs come with warranties?
While most premium asphalt roofs will last from 12 to 20 years, metal can last more than 60. That's why you'll find most metal roofing with warranties of about 50 years -- nearly four times more than most other roofing products.
Aren't metal roofs noisy?
Not at all. Metal roofs with solid sheathing and insulation control noise from rain, hail and bad weather just as well as any other roofing material.
How does metal roofing stand up to extreme weather?
Metal roofing is the most durable roofing material available. <a href=http://obozyrekreacyjne.com>Szwecja</a>. Whether it's hail, snow, severe winds or even fire, metal roofing protects homeowners from whatever Mother Nature can throw their way. For example, in a hail storm, a metal roof's solid structure prevents dents, dings and other damage hail is known to cause. In fact, homeowners in some areas receive up to a 30 percent reduction in their homeowners insurance for having a metal roof installed.
Will metal roofing help combat the rising cost of energy?
One of the most beneficial aspects of metal roofing is its ability to insulate a home. Not only does metal roofing keep the house comfortable regardless of the weather outside, but it can actually lower air conditioning and heating bills.
Will metal roofing fit with the style of my house and neighborhood?
Definitely! Metal roofing comes in a variety of styles, colors and finishes and is made to look just like other popular types of roofing material including cedar shake, slate, asphalt shingles and clay tiles.
Where can homeowners go for more information on metal roofing?
Homeowners can go to www.metalroofing.com to learn more about metal roofing, view the various styles available and participate in the "Ask the Experts" section.
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Tom Black, executive director of the Metal Roofing Alliance (MRA), answers the most common questions most homeowners have about metal roofing:
Why should a homeowner consider metal roofing?
Metal roofing has many advantages. For example, metal roofs have a lower life cycle cost than most traditional roofing material such as asphalt or cedar and it can withstand severe weather such as hail, snow, high winds as well as fire. It's also available in many styles and colors to fit virtually any home.
What is the overall cost of a metal roof?
Metal roofs can initially cost three to four times more than traditional roofing materials, but homeowners should keep in mind that the typical asphalt or cedar roof requires replacement every 15 years. While asphalt or cedar roofs are initially cheaper, when homeowners consider the cost of a metal roof spread out over a 60-year period, metal is the clear choice.
Do metal roofs come with warranties?
While most premium asphalt roofs will last from 12 to 20 years, metal can last more than 60. That's why you'll find most metal roofing with warranties of about 50 years -- nearly four times more than most other roofing products.
Aren't metal roofs noisy?
Not at all. Metal roofs with solid sheathing and insulation control noise from rain, hail and bad weather just as well as any other roofing material.
How does metal roofing stand up to extreme weather?
Metal roofing is the most durable roofing material available. <a href=http://kolonienadmorzem.com/obozy-narciarskie-i-snowboardowe-polaczone-z-gra-w-paintball/>Etiopia</a>. Whether it's hail, snow, severe winds or even fire, metal roofing protects homeowners from whatever Mother Nature can throw their way. For example, in a hail storm, a metal roof's solid structure prevents dents, dings and other damage hail is known to cause. In fact, homeowners in some areas receive up to a 30 percent reduction in their homeowners insurance for having a metal roof installed.
Will metal roofing help combat the rising cost of energy?
One of the most beneficial aspects of metal roofing is its ability to insulate a home. Not only does metal roofing keep the house comfortable regardless of the weather outside, but it can actually lower air conditioning and heating bills.
Will metal roofing fit with the style of my house and neighborhood?
Definitely! Metal roofing comes in a variety of styles, colors and finishes and is made to look just like other popular types of roofing material including cedar shake, slate, asphalt shingles and clay tiles.
Where can homeowners go for more information on metal roofing?
Homeowners can go to www.metalroofing.com to learn more about metal roofing, view the various styles available and participate in the "Ask the Experts" section.
by NO NAME (2012-04-28 05:13)