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Books are Books, Movies are Movies, and Now the Twain Shall Meet

On July 11, 2013 By Akanksha Aurora
I know what you’re thinking. Ho-hum, another books vs. movies debate. But don’t stop reading yet! This is not a debate. I love books. And I live movies (no, that’s not a typo.) And I’m tired of people pitting the two against each other. Think about it. Both books and movies demand a significant amount [...]
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Lean, Mean, Green Machine: Support the Cause for Tesla Motors

On July 2, 2013 By Akanksha Aurora
As much as possible, I use public transport to get around. But the thing about Massachusetts is that, a lot of the time, there just aren’t enough trains and buses that go where I want to go. And that’s when I just have to bite the bullet, hail a taxi or get in a car [...]
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Coalition of the Willing: Inspired Work, Inspiring Work

On June 23, 2013 By Akanksha Aurora
I have a complicated relationship with film. For the most part, I love it. I love that it can inspire, empower and liberate people. As a medium, it is limitless – it can tell stories previously untold, tap emotions previously untapped and explore parts of the world previously unexplored. But here’s my problem: commercial film [...]
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4 Quick Fixes: The DIY Filmmaker’s Cheat Sheet for a Quality Film on the Cheap

On May 16, 2013 By Akanksha Aurora
Whoever said “time flies when you’re having fun” was absolutely right. And if you’re a filmmaker, you already know by now that having fun is part of your job. The best thing about creative work is that the sky’s the limit. If I wanted to, I could think up a world of gremlins and goblins [...]
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One Small Step for Man, One Giant Leap for Mankind: Boston Walk for Hunger

On May 9, 2013 By Akanksha Aurora
If you look at an early map of the world, you’ll see a sphere. In that sphere is land – two large chunks of it – and water. If you look at a map of the world today, you’ll still see land and water. But they don’t exist within a sphere, nor do they exist [...]
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Cambridge Naturals: Local Eco Advice and Health Products

On March 22, 2013 By Riley Fearon
Recently, we came across Cambridge Naturals in the Porter Square Shopping Center. Their mission, store, and service caught our eye and we thought we would share some of their story. We sat down with one of the owners, Michael Kanter, who discussed Cambridge Naturals’ role in the community. What is Cambridge Naturals’ mission? “While we [...]
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Cambridge Naturals: Local Eco Advise and Health Products

On March 22, 2013 By Riley Fearon
Recently, we came across Cambridge Naturals in the Porter Square Shopping Center. Their mission, store, and service caught our eye and we thought we would share some of their story. We sat down with one of the owners, Michael Kanter, who discussed Cambridge Naturals’ role in the community. What is Cambridge Naturals’ mission? “While we [...]
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The Hobbit: An Expected Review

On December 14, 2012 By Adam Nathaniel Greene
When I was a little kid, my father collected me, my little brother and sister, and a huge silver Casio tape-playing boom box, and set us all down around the fireplace. He turned the overhead light out and an orange glow from the fire cast itself onto the carpet, illuminating the tape deck. “What we’re [...]
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The Power of Film Freedom

On March 8, 2012 By Adam Nathaniel Greene
I watched the 84th Academy Awards, like many professional and aspiring filmmakers did, only this time it seemed just a little more…unsure of itself. We had Billy Crystal up there reprising his host role having taken an 8-year hiatus. Though the intro was heartfelt, the jokes were cute, and it reminded me of how I’ve [...]
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Moving Forward: How to Do What You Love for a Long Time

On February 23, 2012 By Adam Nathaniel Greene
As a filmmaker, to say you will be on your feet quite a bit is somewhat of an under statement. Part of me liked the idea of a filmmaking career because it wouldn’t be just a fun, challenging, creative job that exposes you to lots of different industries, varieties of life and culture, but it [...]
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