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Kristin Gabriel's Articles in Arts & Entertainment

  • History of Movie Reviews and Ratings
    Movie review ratings began around the year 1966 in the United States when Jack Valenti was president of the Motion Picture Association of America (MPAA). This was a decade when there were changed American morals due to protesting, riots in the streets, women's liberation and the change of social traditions.
  • Movies and Entertainment: The Definition of the Documentary Film
    The definition of a documentary film includes the fact that it is one of three basic creative modes, the others being narrative fiction and experimental avant-garde, and documentaries have a purpose, viewpoint and approach. The documentary form evolves from the formative process - as either scripted or spontaneous, and they are limited to reality or actuality.
  • Entertainment Industry News
    The films that are being released this year are an indication of the upcoming trends in Hollywood, especially as those trends relate to what we will be watching in the rest of 2009, and what movie reviews will tell us.
  • Are Movie Reviews Influenced by Others as we Watch a Film?
    Researches have studied wether the presence of other people may enhance the movie-watching experience and the movie reviews. They observed that movie-watchers influence one another and gradually synchronize their emotional responses while watching a film together.
  • Covering Movie Reviews Online
    There are many outstanding online-only publications that publish movie reviews. Some are entertainment Web sites, some are arts and culture Web sites, some are news Web sites, and some are humor Web sites. The key issue for Web sites that cover movie reviews is: Does the Web site have significant traffic, and does the traffic see and read the movie reviews?
  • How Many People Follow Movie Reviews?
    A nationally representative sample of 2,050 regular moviegoers was asked: "How often do you follow movie reviews in a newspaper, magazine, on television or online?" Four out of five moviegoers follow reviews, and 81% of moviegoers follow film reviews in a newspaper, magazine, on television or online.
  • Educational Statistics in the U.S.
    This country is in a sad state of affairs when it comes to the latest statistics on the education of our youth and based on these statistics, it will take the political and philanthropic community to continue dialogue around educational, social, and humanitarian needs of disadvantaged children and families in the future to help resolve the problem.
  • Statistics on Recording and Broadcast Jobs
    recent reports indicate that the employment of sound and broadcast engineering technicians and radio operators is expected to grow 17 percent over the 2006 though 16 decade, which is faster than the average for all occupations. However, job growth in radio and television broadcasting will be limited by consolidation of ownership of radio and television stations
  • The Roots of Music Recording
    It was only 130 years ago when the music recording industry got its start. In 1878 Thomas Edison invented a machine called the phonograph that could record sound. Today, almost anyone can record music thatnks to the personal computer and software editing programs have become accessible and less expensive.
  • Training in Radio via Professional Mentors
    Knowledge of sports along with a conversational delivery style is important for success as a sports anchor person, just like knowledge about music and the hottest musicians and bands is required for a DJ at a rock station. If tyour dream is to be in teh radio business, the best way to learn and get a job is with a school providing professional mentors for on-the-job training.
  • Myths about Mentoring Careers
    Learn the myths about mentorships, especially if you are interested in a career in the entertainment industry - such as wanting to learn how to be a producer, or director, or to learn about a career as a sportscaster. Chances are you will learn more studying through a mentor program, with a working professional as your teacher.
  • Learning to be a Film Director
    If you want to learn to be a film director, then you must realize that directing films is a job that despite some stories about lucky people, requires an education. There are lots of college programs offering access to the latest lights, cameras, and film making technology -- but the truth is, the best education for a film career is on the job training via a mentor.
  • Jobs in the Film Industry
    If you are looking for a career in the film industry, you are looking at a pretty competitive business. The good news is that many people are getting jobs in this area, even when the economy is suffering from a slump, because entertainment is the one thing people still spend money on during tough times.
  • Getting a Job in the Film Business
    Learn just what you need to know and get a job too. When it comes to learning about the entertainment arts, you should always seek the schools that place more than 72 percent of their graduates into good, solid industry jobs. And make sure the school offers apprentice programs for the entertainment arts, with mentor teachers in each profession.

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