Joseph Strickland
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A very interesting and insightful read about modern relationships. The author shared a couple of exciting ideals about why some relationships go off the rails (including some famous couples who were doomed from the start). Vollette, offers practical a ...more |
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"Very impressive, relaxing and smoothing to the spirit. I don't normally listen to a lot of modern music from movies, this one was exceptional. Although one song was very hard rocky music, the rest is so gentle that I did not mind the singular song. P"
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“There are four hundred and fifty films written by Black screenwriters/filmmakers every year. Sadly, of these, only three will ever see the light of day. ("The Making of Dual Mania: Filmmaking Chicago Style," 2018)”
― The Making of Dual Mania: Filmmaking Chicago Style
― The Making of Dual Mania: Filmmaking Chicago Style
“I know that there is a distinction between Black filmmakers and White filmmakers by Hollywood and by America as a whole. Black filmmakers have different obstacles, different markets, different expectations, different industry standards in expectations. ("The Making of Dual Mania: Filmmaking Chicago Style," 2018)”
― The Making of Dual Mania: Filmmaking Chicago Style
― The Making of Dual Mania: Filmmaking Chicago Style
“Spike Lee was the voice depicting the ills of social issues. Joseph Strickland will depict the spiritual issues (or ills) from within. ("The Making of Dual Mania: Filmmaking Chicago Style," 2018)”
― The Making of Dual Mania: Filmmaking Chicago Style
― The Making of Dual Mania: Filmmaking Chicago Style
“Songwriters are the architects of the music industry. Without a songwriter, there could not, and would not be a music industry. We create the Blueprint”
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“Diversity is key where my casting duties are concerned. And as a casting director, I will always assemble multi-cultural ensembles. Always.”
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“If God ever commands the spirit of wisdom to depart from me, well, I reckon that I'll never be able to compose the written word again. Not in music, and not in literature. If there is a blank page before me, it wouldn't matter if my right hand held a thousand dollar ink pen from the House of Montblanc, or an ink pen branded Paper Mate, not one word would be jotted from the ink of either or, and the page would remain blank.”
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“As a working professional in the entertainment industry, I have come to truly cherish both my creative freedom and my independence. Because I, for one, know how precious and priceless they are.”
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“After you have done your work—challenging as it may have been to complete—and released it in the marketplace, be not concerned with sales, reviews, critical acclaim, or anything else of the like... After you've written and published a book, you're now an AUTHOR. And that great honor can NEVER be taken away from you, no matter what. ("My Book Place," 2018)”
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