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James Cox – Breakout Scenic Designer
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0Today we’re sitting down with our Scenic Designer, Jason Cox, former University of Kentucky Professor and Disney Imagineer, to talk about him and what exactly a Scenic Designer does. Also, Jason may or may not have released a curse on the Orange Consulting offices. Watch to find out, and let us know what you think in the comments! [youtube v=”EKYC1DZ3_Lg”]
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10311This week we’re sitting down with Jimmy Doyle to talk about three of our favorite TV shows: Westworld, A Handmaid’s Tale, and The Bachelorette! What’s been your favorite TV show this season? Let us know in the comments below! Mild SPOILER ALERT for all three shows. [youtube v=”oWXMwX6ZlgI”]
Keep ReadingFirst Fridays: Adam Edelen Part 3
9050We’re back with the third and final part of our talk with Adam Edelen, in which Jason asks some fun questions, and Adam answers some questions from the audience. What was your favorite part of Adam’s talk? Let us know in the comments below!
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9720Recently I read the classic Tolstoy novel, Anna Karenina. One interaction really stuck with me: Anna, as you might know the storyline, had an affair. She left her husband and moved away with the other guy, Vronsky. Of course, this disrupted other relationships in her life. One day she ran into Dolly, her brother’s wife. They were both so glad to see each other. As they conversed, Anna was really only concerned with one thing — “’What view do you take of my position? What do you think? What?’ She asked.” Dolly was taken aback, obviously surprised by this question. But her response struck me as the very thing I think everyone longs for. Dolly responded, “I don’t take any view. I always loved you, and if one loves, one loves the whole person as he or she is, and not as one might wish them to be.” Dolly wasn’t condoning Anna’s actions. Dolly understood that Anna felt her own guilt. She also knew that nothing she would say would change Anna’s mind. Dolly did not presume to act as if she was the judge or jury. She did not act as if she knew all the details. She simply expressed a profound sense of love and loyalty. That did more for Anna than…
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