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Critical Path project provides introspection and institutional memory to game design
Aspiring game designers have just been handed the motherlode of thought and wisdom with the Critical Path project, a series of short interviews from virtually every big name in gaming. Freely hosted online, the elegantly designed interface allows video...
Tags: Consumer Goods Industries, Errol Morris, Movies, Gaming, Civilization (game series)
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Howard County schools use filmmaking as classroom tool
When a group of Betsy Adelman's students at Ellicott Mills Middle School learned that a low-pressure air zone created by wind turbines could kill endangered bats by causing their lungs to burst, they set about making a 41/2 -minute documentary instead...
Tags: Students, Schools, Teaching and Learning, Middle Schools, Film Festivals
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Baltimore filmmaker shines light on Islamic art
Matters of faith continue to divide people in dreadful ways, but there has always been at least one thing that religions have in common — the urge to express belief through art. That's a point driven home in a sumptuous 90-minute documentary by...
Tags: Islam, Artists, The Wire (tv program), Walters Art Museum, Susan Sarandon
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'Lost on Long Island' - Baby boomers abandoned by so-called economic recovery
The Baltimore SunI know we have become a nation of such short attention spans and long-term addiction to instant gratification that asking viewers to spend even an hour with a documentary that could change the way they see the world is probably a fool's errand. But...Tags: Lehman Brothers Holdings Inc., Mitt Romney, Unemployment, Barack Obama, Manhattan (New York City)
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Lansdowne parish to host discussion about same-sex marriage
A Lansdowne church will host a night of constructive discussion about an often-divisive topic on July 12 that will feature a documentary that focuses on the children of gay and lesbian parents. After the screening at the worship space of St. Charles of...
Tags: Indigenous People, Lutheranism, Family, Gays and Lesbians, Same-Sex Marriage
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Councilman's Tweets land him spot in 'Follow Friday' film
The Baltimore SunBaltimore Councilman Nick J. Mosby has Tweeted himself into a movie role. He'll be playing himself -- a guy who Tweets a lot. With just over 500 followers, the District 7 representative might not be the biggest presence on Twitter. But he's apparently...Tags: Social Media, Movies
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Commentary: One less sugar sweetened drink can make a difference
Growing up in Texas, I played fast pitch softball. After playing in the hot Texas sun, our team, the Sweetpeas, had a snack of oranges and water, in containers brought from home. Today, my husband and I are new Howard County residents and we have...Tags: Obesity, Kidney Disease, Weight, Howard County, Diabetes
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Md. ballerina featured in documentary 'First Position'
At a recent screening of the ballet competion documentary "First Position," the audience gasped audibly when, about a third of the way through the movie, Rebecca Houseknecht's hometown — Odenton, Maryland — flashed across the screen.
The film...Tags: First Position (movie), Entertainment Events, Odenton, Towson University, Dance
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'Nutshell' murder dioramas arrive on film
A man hangs from a rope connected to the beam of a barn, his feet smashing through a wooden crate so he looks like he's cut off at the knees. His wife explains that when he was angered or annoyed, he would go to that spot, get up on a bucket, put a...Tags: CSI (tv program), Accidental Death, DeSales University, Colleges and Universities, Police Investigations
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'Health, Interrupted' led to assumptions, challenged
The chance to chronicle a teacher's battle with multiple sclerosis while learning documentary movie-making and earning a slot in a new film competition — it all came together for 18 students at Baltimore Polytechnic Institute with their nonfiction...
Tags: Music Industry, Music, Students, Charles Theatre, Physical Disabilities
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Sondheim Artscape finalists are all over the map
The five artists in the Baltimore Museum of Art exhibit "Sondheim Artscape Prize: 2011 Finalists" all live in either Baltimore or Washington, D.C., but they are stylistically all over the map. This makes for an eclectic exhibit that changes as you walk...Tags: Libraries, Injuries and Wounds, Baltimore Museum of Art, Photography, Hamilton
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MPT looks at fracking
With "fracking" once again in the news, Maryland Public Television is airing a timely examination of the controversy around the controversial method for extracting natural gas.
At 9:30 p.m. on Wednesday (3/21), MPT broadcasts "Fracking: Weighing the...Tags: Chris Tucker, Annapolis
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