"What every Dictator should know..."
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'Only Love' is a tragicomedy about a Dictator, a Rebel, and Love. It is a darkly humorous tale of a dictator facing the ghosts of his past misdeeds, a man's eternal search for love, and the terrible price one sometimes has to pay for it. Brimming with nonstop creative energy, this traditionally animated short is a feast for the eyes and ears with beautifully painted backgrounds, outstanding orchestral score, and a story that will make you laugh and cry. |
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Last Thursday, my short animated film Only Love, as well as some older Soviet-era cartoons, were shown on big screen in Millennium Theater on Brighton Beach. The music for all films was performed live by Brooklyn Philharmonic orchestra, conducted by Alan Pierson, during its season-opening concert. Lev "Ljova" Zhurbin, the creator of Only Love's musical score, was singing the closing song, and did a voice-over for Winnie-the-Pooh in the 1971 Soyuzmultfilm's "Vinnie-Puh Goes Visiting".
I was once asked to prepare a tutorial for film class students on how to print DVDs with your own artwork. I think this could be useful to a wider audience, so here it is.
Current level of technology makes adding artwork to your disks easy and affordable, so there is no excuse for giving out disks with “my film title” scribbled on them with a magic marker. Artwork on the disks looks professional and gives you a chance to make an impression even before the person has a chance to pop your disk into a DVD player.
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