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Continuous Foam Flotation for Water Clarification
This investigation has shown that continuous foam flotation has promise for water clarification, as it is generally able to separate suspended impurities from low-quality raw water supplies. The article summarizes typical operating conditions and results for water containing virtually no iron and aluminum, and also for water containing moderate concentrations of iron and aluminum.
Webinar: Reopening and revitalization in Asia - Recommendations from cities and sectors
Twitter Join the conversation on Twitter using #COVIDReopening As COVID-19 continues to spread through communities around the world, Asian countries that had been on the front lines of combatting the virus have also been the first to navigate the reviving of their societies and economies. Cities and economic sectors have confronted similar challenges with varying levels of success.
How To Market Your Short Film Online: The Missing Scarf
How To Market Your Short Film Online: The Missing Scarf Tutorials This month the animation community was abuzz with the online premiere of 2014’s big film festival success The Missing Scarf. The film received a huge reaction on social media during the week of the release, but was this a purely organic response from the film and animation community, or something more coordinated?
How To Boost Your Online Presence #3: Illustrator, Andrew Rae
How To Boost Your Online Presence #3: Illustrator, Andrew Rae Tutorials Andrew is an Illustrator whose style and humour are instantly recognisable, with a huge body of work that reaches every corner of the world. It would be easy to put all this success down to his immensely creative flair, but there’s also an innate flair for promotion that has helped build his career from the very start.
How To Boost Your Online Presence #2: Director, Patrick Clair
How To Boost Your Online Presence #2: Director, Patrick Clair Tutorials Patrick Clair is a bright star in the television industry. He has garnered accolades from around the world for his innovative and influential motion graphics, including an Emmy for his brooding title sequence to HBO’s cult hit, True Detective. Despite this stratospheric rise in the world of TV and broadcast, his success can be traced back to an online hit earlier in his career.
How To Boost Your Online Presence #4: Film Reviewer, Rob Munday
How To Boost Your Online Presence #4: Film Reviewer, Rob Munday Tutorials So far this week, we’ve focused on how industry creatives choose to use the web to promote their own work. What all creatives should celebrate about today’s contributor, Rob Munday, is that he chooses to spend his valuable time promoting the work of others.
How To Boost Your Online Presence #1: Blue Zoo Studio
How To Boost Your Online Presence #1: Blue Zoo Studio Tutorials It’s that time in January, the time to start the things that will define 2015. I’m not talking about joining the gym or drinking less vodka, I mean the challenges we creatives set ourselves. Start that short film. Learn Maya. Apply paint to that blank canvas. Well, my ambition for 2015 is one I’m sure most Skwigly readers share – be better at promoting my work online. Anyone creating work in 2015 needs to use the web to promote it. Fact.
How To Boost Your Online Presence #5: Film Festival Expert, Christopher Holland
How To Boost Your Online Presence #5: Film Festival Expert, Christopher Holland Tutorials This week on Skwigly, we’ve been enjoying an epic relay race of wisdom, all on the topic of building an online profile.
Disorder by Robert Grieves
Disorder 2019 // Eco, Short Film, Experimental 3:30 mins Dir: Robert Grieves What is the film about? Money, entropy and the planet are tackled in ‘Disorder’, this 1st part of ‘The Discourse Trilogy’. A film that teases out the connections between our need for an ever growing bank account and the destruction of our environment. What influenced it? Rather than any direct influence, the aesthetic came from a need to find a new look to service this story.
Disorder by Robert Grieves // Animation // Directors Notes
Returning to Directors Notes, over five years since we last featured him with his award-winning short film Sausage, friend of the site Robert Grieves is back with a stunning new explainer video, looking to stimulate a little discussion around climate change issues.
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