Alexandra Henry
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Articles by Alexandra Henry
Israël appelle à évacuer plusieurs zones du sud du Liban en prévision de frappes imminentes
L'armée israélienne a appelé, mercredi 19 novembre, la population à évacuer les zones de bâtiments abritant, selon elle, des installations militaires du mouvement islamiste libanais Hezbollah dans deux villages du sud du Liban. Elle a annoncé son intention de les frapper sous peu.
Dans les régions kurdes de Syrie, "quelque chose a changé, il règne un parfum de liberté"
Reportage Article réservé aux abonnés par Laurent Perpigna Iban, envoyé spécial en Syrie et photo Alexandra Henry. Hans Lucas Dans les ruelles de Girê, petite bourgade de 500 habitants, un soleil de plomb frappe les habitations. Le village kurde, adossé à la frontière turque, est fait de murs approximatifs en terre crue, de sols craquelés par la chaleur, de venelles silencieuses et d’ombres bien trop rares.
Syrie : l’Etat islamique, ennemi déclaré du nouveau gouvernement
Analyse Article réservé aux abonnés Depuis le début de l’année, diplomates et analystes prévenaient : ce n’est qu’une question de temps avant que l’Etat islamique (EI) ne parvienne à frapper Damas. Dimanche 22 juin, il a réussi. Au moins l’un de ses jihadistes s’est infiltré dans l’église grecque orthodoxe Saint-Elie du quartier de Dwelaa à l’heure de la messe, a ouvert le feu sur les fidèles et s’est fait exploser.
"Chaque jour, nous constatons que Daech repasse à l’action" : dans la région de Deir el-Zor, le casse-tête sécuritaire lié à l’EI
Reportage Article réservé aux abonnés par Laurent Perpigna Iban, envoyé spécial dans la région de Deir el-Zor (Syrie) Juchés sur des pick-up, kalachnikov en bandoulière et regards alertes, des combattants essentiellement kurdes des Forces démocratiques syriennes (FDS) s’enfoncent à vive allure sur les routes cabossées qui bordent l’Euphrate.
From T-or-C To The Tate
It’s 2004, I am 22 years old, and contemporary Danish artist Olafur Elliason is havinghis first exhibit at the Tate in London. My art knowledge at the time was not as robust as it is today, but I did know his show was a big to-do in the art world. With my sister visiting mein my new adopted city, all the way from the States, I wanted to show her something impressive. Something that might make a lasting imprint on her 16-year-old soul. When I was 16, I wasn’t exactly going to art museums.
OPINION by Alexandra Henry: To Diversify Production, the Red Tape Lies with Leadership
By Alexandra Henry, film & commercial director & producer Valiant Pictures This is difficult to write because it feels like the same conversation we have had every year. Frankly, I’m exhausted. No women directors were nominated for Best Director at the Oscars; only one woman directed a Super Bowl ad. If we measure industry improvement by those awards shows and hallmark advertising events, why aren’t women able to participate?
Whether for your child’s needs or your own mental health, soothing décor can help manage stress
Erika and Ryan Rettew are busy people. The Lancaster couple has three boys, Hayden, Sawyer and Lincoln, all born within just five years. When you factor in the diagnosis of a rare genetic disorder for their eldest, Hayden, “busy” seems like an understatement. “We don’t have a lot of help for Hayden outside of his typical Monday through Friday nursing hours,” says Erika.
Review: 'Africa and I' and 'Street Heroines' are must watch
Our guest reviewer showcases two documentaries you should absolutely check out during the Portland Film Festival. This is part of a series of articles on the 2021 Portland Film Festival. Click here for more coverage. Two documentaries are especially worth a look in the lineup for the Portland Film Festival. Both offer opportunities to see beauty and variety in places we don't think to look, or don't know how to see.
Husband-and-wife dentists balance work and life with a smile
Vinny Tennis The team of dentists at Smilbuilderz and its founder, Dr. Anthony Skiadas, take their commitment to the community seriously. At the heart of this commitment are the values upon which the practice operates: integrity, compassion, service, and value of innovation. This commitment to patient care and the practice’s core values are why Dr. Seungjoo Park and Dr. Jung Chun decided to join the Smilebuilderz team.
Ben & Jerry's Calls on America to 'Dismantle White Supremacy' in Extraordinary Statement
Ice cream maker Ben & Jerry's, which has long supported Black Lives Matter, is earning praise for a remarkable statement it released late Tuesday, mourning the death of George Floyd at the hands of Minneapolis police—and outlining a series of "concrete steps to dismantle white supremacy in all its forms." "All of us at Ben & Jerry's are outraged about the murder of another Black person by Minneapolis police officers last week and the continued violent response by police against...
Experiential in the Face of a Global Pandemic
Talk to young people, and they'll tell you they love immersive, interactive experiences over things. CMOs have reacted, with one-third committing 20-50 percent of their budgets to experiential marketing, according to a Freeman study. Enter coronavirus, which has entire countries asking people to isolate themselves, and health officials across the globe encouraging social distancing. Not great for those of us who create experiences you're supposed to touch and feel in public spaces.
Brands, Let's Celebrate Women Every Day, Not One Month a Year
March has been dominated by the COVID-19 crisis, but it's also been Women's History Month. And as it draws to a close, it's worth reminding brands that they should acknowledge the hardships of women year-round, rather than spent one month patting themselves on the back for their own inclusivity. As a senior producer and director for over a decade, I've witnessed these discrepancies first-hand working for brands, agencies and production companies across the ad industry.
4 Great Ads of the Past We Could Make Today Without Leaving Home
Three weeks ago, I met Fernando Machado in Miami for a podcast episode of It's Only Fu--ing Advertising. The coronavirus was on the news a lot (nothing compared to the 24/7 coverage there is now). As we greeted each other, Fernando and I joked about doing a fist bump instead of shaking hands. A very small part of the podcast was even devoted to COVID-19.
Finding Creative Solutions When You Can't Shoot Live-Action
In these unprecedented times, making content that is emotionally resonant is more important than ever. Nobody wants to appear opportunistic or callous, and marketers have the unenviable task of trying to find the right tone of voice without all the usual tools of production. Given the constraints we're facing, traditional live-action production is pretty much impossible. But that doesn't mean the work has to stop.
Salmonella contamination in a network of 10 pig farms interconnected within the same cooperative
Salmonella contamination in a network of 10 pig farms interconnected within the same cooperative Alexandra Henry, Ann Letellier, Jean-Charles Côté, Gabriel Desmarais, Virginie Lachapelle, Nadia Bergeron, Sylvette Lewandowsky and Philippe Fravalo Pathologie et microbiologie, Faculté de médecine vétérinaire, Université de Montréal, Saint Hyacinthe, Quebec, Canada Correspondence to Dr Philippe Fravalo; philippe.fravalo{at}umontreal.ca Abstract Objective To evaluate whether pig farms...
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