Weeknotes #001, Week 13, 2024
It’s been a short week, with Holi on Monday, and Good Friday on, well, Friday. I’ve been trying to write a weeknote for the last
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Learning Regular Expressions to Streamline Daily Writing Exercises
One of the key things about learning a craft and getting better at it is practice. Practice is how you learn to use the tools
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Build It and They Won’t Come Unless You’ve Marketed It
It’s a fallacy that I see played out over and over again. I’ve fallen for the seductive charms of “if you build it, they will
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Photographs, Essays, and Fear
I think that I want to talk about fear today. I’ve been trying to write more, and share photographs, and every time I do, I
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CV, STARs, and (Personal) Sales Pitches
It seems to be job hunting season for my friends and family. And I’ve been helping them write and polish their resumes and curriculum vitae
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What’s in a Name
"What’s in a name? That which we call a rose By any other name would smell as sweet;" William Shakespeare, Romeo and Juliet I’m sure
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Commemorative Coinage
Ever since demonetisation and the introduction of new notes in India, I’ve been thinking about how that was a missed opportunity to celebrate the country.
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A Jigsaw Puzzle: Distribution Options for Indie Films
As the pandemic stretches on, I’ve noticed friends and family seek out lighter fare on TV and streaming platforms. Friends, How I Met Your Mother,
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Stringing the Necklace: What I Learned at Marche du Film 2021
I attended Marche du Film virtually for the second time. For all the discussion about how it would be so much nicer if the festival
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All Systems Go
For the most part, I’ve got by so far is having systems. Systems for everything. It can get annoying for the people around me –
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The Collectors Fallacy: How I Hoard Shit And Don’t Produce
I feel overwhelmed all the time. I know that a lot of people feel like that these days, so at least I’m not alone in
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Travel, Cash, and Potatoes: Lessons Learned on My First Film
Film production was an expensive and complicated thing when there isn’t a pandemic. Now that there is, the necessity of cast and crew safety, combined with the reality of releasing a movie without a theatrical run complicates production even further. Large studios have experimented with different release strategies from “in theatres only” for Tenet, ticketed within a paid subscription service for Mulan, and direct to streaming on their own paid subscription service platform, HBO Max, for no extra charge for everything from Warner Bros.
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Weeknotes #001, Week 13, 2024
2024-03-30
It’s been a short week, with Holi on Monday, and Good Friday on, well, Friday. I’ve been trying to write a weeknote for the last
Learning Regular Expressions to Streamline Daily Writing Exercises
2023-10-05
One of the key things about learning a craft and getting better at it is practice. Practice is how you learn to use the tools
Build It and They Won’t Come Unless You’ve Marketed It
2022-09-19
It’s a fallacy that I see played out over and over again. I’ve fallen for the seductive charms of “if you build it, they will
Photographs, Essays, and Fear
2021-12-15
I think that I want to talk about fear today. I’ve been trying to write more, and share photographs, and every time I do, I
CV, STARs, and (Personal) Sales Pitches
2021-11-30
It seems to be job hunting season for my friends and family. And I’ve been helping them write and polish their resumes and curriculum vitae
What’s in a Name
2021-09-22
"What’s in a name? That which we call a rose By any other name would smell as sweet;" William Shakespeare, Romeo and Juliet I’m sure
Commemorative Coinage
2021-09-13
Ever since demonetisation and the introduction of new notes in India, I’ve been thinking about how that was a missed opportunity to celebrate the country.
A Jigsaw Puzzle: Distribution Options for Indie Films
2021-08-08
As the pandemic stretches on, I’ve noticed friends and family seek out lighter fare on TV and streaming platforms. Friends, How I Met Your Mother,
Stringing the Necklace: What I Learned at Marche du Film 2021
2021-08-03
I attended Marche du Film virtually for the second time. For all the discussion about how it would be so much nicer if the festival
All Systems Go
2021-06-27
For the most part, I’ve got by so far is having systems. Systems for everything. It can get annoying for the people around me –
The Collectors Fallacy: How I Hoard Shit And Don’t Produce
2021-06-21
I feel overwhelmed all the time. I know that a lot of people feel like that these days, so at least I’m not alone in
Travel, Cash, and Potatoes: Lessons Learned on My First Film
2021-06-13
Film production was an expensive and complicated thing when there isn’t a pandemic. Now that there is, the necessity of cast and crew safety, combined with the reality of releasing a movie without a theatrical run complicates production even further. Large studios have experimented with different release strategies from “in theatres only” for Tenet, ticketed within a paid subscription service for Mulan, and direct to streaming on their own paid subscription service platform, HBO Max, for no extra charge for everything from Warner Bros.
Weeknotes #001, Week 13, 2024
2024-03-30
It’s been a short week, with Holi on Monday, and Good Friday on, well, Friday. I’ve been trying to write a weeknote for the last
Learning Regular Expressions to Streamline Daily Writing Exercises
2023-10-05
One of the key things about learning a craft and getting better at it is practice. Practice is how you learn to use the tools
Build It and They Won’t Come Unless You’ve Marketed It
2022-09-19
It’s a fallacy that I see played out over and over again. I’ve fallen for the seductive charms of “if you build it, they will
Photographs, Essays, and Fear
2021-12-15
I think that I want to talk about fear today. I’ve been trying to write more, and share photographs, and every time I do, I
CV, STARs, and (Personal) Sales Pitches
2021-11-30
It seems to be job hunting season for my friends and family. And I’ve been helping them write and polish their resumes and curriculum vitae
What’s in a Name
2021-09-22
"What’s in a name? That which we call a rose By any other name would smell as sweet;" William Shakespeare, Romeo and Juliet I’m sure
Commemorative Coinage
2021-09-13
Ever since demonetisation and the introduction of new notes in India, I’ve been thinking about how that was a missed opportunity to celebrate the country.
A Jigsaw Puzzle: Distribution Options for Indie Films
2021-08-08
As the pandemic stretches on, I’ve noticed friends and family seek out lighter fare on TV and streaming platforms. Friends, How I Met Your Mother,
Stringing the Necklace: What I Learned at Marche du Film 2021
2021-08-03
I attended Marche du Film virtually for the second time. For all the discussion about how it would be so much nicer if the festival
All Systems Go
2021-06-27
For the most part, I’ve got by so far is having systems. Systems for everything. It can get annoying for the people around me –
The Collectors Fallacy: How I Hoard Shit And Don’t Produce
2021-06-21
I feel overwhelmed all the time. I know that a lot of people feel like that these days, so at least I’m not alone in
Travel, Cash, and Potatoes: Lessons Learned on My First Film
2021-06-13
Film production was an expensive and complicated thing when there isn’t a pandemic. Now that there is, the necessity of cast and crew safety, combined with the reality of releasing a movie without a theatrical run complicates production even further. Large studios have experimented with different release strategies from “in theatres only” for Tenet, ticketed within a paid subscription service for Mulan, and direct to streaming on their own paid subscription service platform, HBO Max, for no extra charge for everything from Warner Bros.