Oversees story developments and creative decisions of projects.
Job requirements:
STPM graduates/Film course graduates or any related fields.
Fresh graduates are welcome.
Proficient in using Words, Excel, and/or PowerPoint.
Examples of job tasks include working with screenwriters, producers and directors in developing stories and ideas, putting together proposals and presentations.
Must Possess Own Transportation.
Preferred:
Strong interest and understanding of the filmmaking process (Pre-Production, Production, and Post- Production).
Have experienced in writing or developing stories for films, documentaries and/or commercial projects.
Organised and able to work quickly and efficiently.
Friendly, energetic and creative.
Hard-working and team-oriented.
Benefits:
Flexible working hours.
Allows remote/ Work From Home (WFH)*.
*Note: Subjective to tasks.
同時也有1部Youtube影片,追蹤數超過8萬的網紅Jackz,也在其Youtube影片中提到,無限小時,沒有休息。最重要的工作,也是世界上最辛苦的工作。 Unlimited hours. No breaks. The most important job is also the world's toughest job. 一個母親的影響力是無窮的,正如她的工作描述。 正因為職責無限,母親們...
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電影《沙丘瀚戰》評價兩極,我沒有閱讀過原著小說,完全是一張白紙的狀態入場觀看,說不上很喜歡,但如果推出續集的話是一定願意入場的,畢竟Part One只是序章,用了不少篇幅去建構架空而龐大的迷人世界觀,不至於複雜到難以消化,只是剛步出新手村因此還未沉迷到通宵解任務的地步,不過絕對願意課金買個新手包上路的那種程度。
我比較想談談的是導演Denis Villeneuve最近批評Marvel電影公式化,只是不斷的複製和貼上:
There are too many Marvel movies that are nothing more than a cut and paste of others. Perhaps these types of movies have turned us into zombies a bit.
我不認為Denis Villeneuve是單純的吃不到的葡萄是酸的,他的Arrival是我非常喜歡的作品,看過電影之後還特意去找姜峯楠的原著來讀,也因此更加佩服Denis Villeneuve的能耐。
Arrival的原著《妳一生的預言》算是較難改編成電影的小說,一來它是篇幅只有不到90頁的短篇故事,要擴展成兩小時的電影就需要相當大程度地改寫,二來小說採非線性敘事方式,第一與第二人稱不斷交插敘述,是本像詩篇一樣的科幻小說,但Arrival不止補完小說省去的部分,變成一個結構更完整的故事,也成功用影像呈現出小說溫柔而哀傷的調子。加上《沙丘》也是被稱為史上最難改編的小說,這兩部作品也並非copy and paste可以了事,因此Denis Villeneuve確實一而再地證明了他的才華,也許他的確有批評的資格。
不過有資格去批評,也不代表一定要直斥。
Denis Villeneuve不齒的Marvel曾經瀕臨破產,而其中一個挽狂瀾於既倒的人是在Iron Man飾演Happy的Jon Favreau。
Jon Favreau作為Iron Man的導演,力薦當時因吸毒而事業低迷的Robert Downey Jr.擔綱男主角,結果為Marvel殺出一條血路,也為The Infinity Saga揭開序幕。
Jon Favreau如今沒有再執導Marvel電影,他在Netflix上有一個烹飪節目叫The Chef Show,每集到不同地方邀請名人或廚師一邊煮食一邊聊天,美食固然是賣點,但Jon和每集嘉賓流露的創作甚至人生態度才是這個節目最值得一看的地方。例如其中一集緬懷首位憑食評獲得普立茲獎的傳奇美食評論家Jonathan Gold,Jon回想自己在籌備電影Chef之前曾經拜訪過他,當時Jonathan Gold說了一番頗有意思的話。
Jonathan Gold說他常常到沒有名聲的小餐廳,如果他不喜歡那裡的菜式,他從來不會公開批評一句,因為他不想傷害那些還在努力當中的小店,他之所以比較喜歡幫助一些有潛力的好餐廳吸引更多人注意,全因為「He knew what his spotlight would do」。
當然了,Marvel不是小店,不會因為一句批評就倒下,不過當一個人愈是有能力,說話愈是有份量,那就更加應該謹言慎行,讓自己的影響力發揮正面作用,或者比張口批評來得更有意思。
Marvel的確有些爆谷電影,但優秀的作品也有不少,不說鋪排了十一年的Endgame,就算是我早幾天翻看的Doctor Strange,說的是一個自負好勝的smart ass,在最後甘願放下自我用「不斷輸」的方式來救世,也是相當可敬的不是嗎?
最後,Doctor Strange的導演也retweet了自己以前一則Tweet作為對Denis Villeneuve的回應:
As a director I don’t slag on the work of other directors even when I don’t like something they’ve made. This job is hard enough for all of us, and nobody ever sets out to make a bad movie.
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一堂融入k-pop 與 puredata 的《基礎電腦音樂》
耗盡畢生修為寫教案。
在輔大音樂系任教的這幾年,是很幸運的。
學生與同事的討論都是深切地為教育更好而出發。
我所接觸過的輔大音樂系老師,永遠都是在關心學生,關心教學內容,真的!耳濡目染,我也常常有機會將教學訴諸文字。寫完這篇,感慨萬千。教育應當神聖,我也應當戰戰兢兢。反言之,若因此需要打其他工而繼續成就教育,不也是應當的嗎?算我天真小仙,當下如此,未來不可測也擔心不了。
這堂課看似基本,卻是我們許多任教者擺上歲月推敲,幾經開課,才孕育出的一堂課。我們親身體會,給音樂系同學真的需要的,你們真的要好好學,不要混。
我跟主任說,我也猜想有些東西大ㄧ可能有點難,但我相信我們音樂系的風氣,我們可以試試看!
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輔仁大學音樂系為台灣極早開創電腦數位音樂、應用音樂的相關課程的音樂系。在眾所音樂系中已具數位音樂教學上的知名與專業度。而科技發展日新月異,與時俱進的課程設計必須持續研究與實地應用反覆操演而調整。數位音樂發展至今,有許多線上的軟體開放大眾運用,其中有不少已可提供專業學習所需。《基礎電腦音樂》這一堂課,就是為了輔仁大學音樂系剛進大學的音樂新鮮人所設計,目標是以電腦音樂工具的應用,引導音樂系一年級新生,開始以數位方式的脈絡思考音樂創作與演奏的可能性。進而為準備好進入更進階的數位音樂課程,或是相關的學習與專業的發展。
本課程將應用實務的電腦音樂、古典音樂、流行音樂(k-pop\c-pop) 為基礎學習與作業案例,帶領學習者建立電腦音樂的基本觀念,應用工具的邏輯思考,與音樂結構本體的融合。建立音樂系的同學具備專業的電腦數位音樂基礎能力。
課程的進行,除了實際在電腦上的音樂製作,也設計提問的主題,從原因與目的來思考這門課的學習與將產出的成果。(例:進入應用電腦做音樂的世界,其實是一場數位音樂的策展。音樂系同學如何有完整的思考來完成創作,是不是“策展”這個概念可以幫助完成的?那又,何為策展?)
而因為是大一的課程,做學的方法方式傳達也更重要,通常,大一時若真心將心定好,之後大多不會太需要操心的了。
WHY DO YOU NEED TO UNDERSTAND MUSIC TECHNOLOGY? For most of you, technology has surrounded you all of your life: YouTube, Craigslist, Facebook, Wikipedia, emailing, IM’ing, texting, Googling, Skyping . . . it’s all second nature. Technology is neither your friend nor your enemy: it just is. In one writer’s term, you are “digital natives” (Prensky, 2001)—using technology is not going to be a problem for you. For some technologies, it’s OK to just use them. You don’t have to know how Facebook or Google work; there are buttons to click and places to type and everything just works. However, for technologies that you are going to use professionally, you must go beneath the surface to find the underlying concepts in order to use them effectively. To take an example from another field, you don’t have to know how a movie camera works or how CGI effects are done in order to watch a movie. But if you wanted to make movies, you would. Many DVD commentaries and extras featuring movie directors are full of technical details about camera lenses and green screen techniques. The same principle holds true for music technology: if you want to create, perform, or educate using music technology, you have to understand how it works in order to use it effectively. If using music technology effectively were just a matter of learning a piece of gear or a piece of software, the video tutorials that you can probably find on YouTube would do the job. However, to really use technology to its fullest, to grasp the software and hardware concepts when they appear in different contexts, to evaluate the impact and value of new technologies, it is necessary to discover the ideas and concepts that connect different music technologies together. When you are in command of the underlying ideas in music technology, you are in command of the technology itself. This book is dedicated to the proposition that a greater understanding of music technology can enrich your professional life and give you the tools to expand beyond your current experiences. Whether you find it intimidating, exhilarating, or just an ordinary part of the fabric of everyday life, music technology provides critical tools for the modern musician. (Dan Hosken:An Introduction to Music Technology"
https://ithelp.ithome.com.tw/articles/10243576
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無限小時,沒有休息。最重要的工作,也是世界上最辛苦的工作。
Unlimited hours. No breaks. The most important job is also the world's toughest job.
一個母親的影響力是無窮的,正如她的工作描述。
正因為職責無限,母親們最高階的專業人士。
A mom's impact is endless. And so is her job description.
Add to the unlimited list of responsibilities, requirements and
reasons why moms are professionals of the highest order.
Job Description: Director of Operations 營運總監
Area of Talent: Managers/Directors/Administrators
Position Type: Full-Time 全職
Salary: Pro Bono/No-Pay
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To add to the unending list of requirements visit: http://www.worldstoughestjob.net
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世界上最辛苦的無給職
史上最辛苦的工作嚇到O嘴
世上最辛苦工作 感動百萬網民
世上最辛苦工作無糧出但大把人做
筍工成日聽,咁最辛苦嘅工呢?呢兩日網上勁多人廣傳呢條短片,幾日不到就有超過500萬人次點擊。
片段講有幾個人透過網上視像見工,份工銜頭好勁,叫做「Director of Operations」,不過呢份工每周工作135小時以上,聖誕新年都要返,無人工無病假,面試者聽後即想掟cam發脾氣走人;這時候主持人詞鋒一轉,強調世上有千千萬萬人返緊呢份工,結果面試的人都被感動了!
5月第2個星期日就是母親節,大家想好和親愛的媽媽到哪裡慶祝嗎?還是已經忘記母親的辛勞,變成毫不重要的節日?
外國有賀卡公司訛稱聘請高職,透過視像跟應徵者面試,在鏡頭前提出多項難以達到的要求,包括24小時on call、隨時準備工作、節日時特別忙碌、沒有時間睡覺及休息、要精於醫學、烹任及財務,而且薪金是零!
看着求職者臉容逐漸變黑,面試官卻說世上有數以億計人正在擔任這個職位,那就是天下間的偉大母親。
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