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Silhouettes is a great new short biography series that features young local personalities. Imagination Creations was hired to film and edit the second episode featuring local music promoter, Noah Bick of Passovah Productions. We filmed on location at Chez Boris and Nouveau Palais to put together this video biography.
In this episode, SILHOUETTES meets young entrepreneur and music fanatic Noah Bick of Passovah Productions (Passovah.com). SILHOUETTES is a monthly video interview series produced by A Bit Off the Top (http://abitoffthetop.com) in partnership with Almemar (http://almemar.org/), Shtetl Montreal (shtetlmontreal.com/), and Les Petites Anecdotes (www.facebook.com/lesptitesanecdotes).
Congregation Shaar Hashomayim was interested in creating a series of video around the Jewish High Holy Days, featuring the members of their clergy.We shot in a few locations around town to produce some very charming short videos!
"..the new gold standard in clergy videos...".
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It was 1 year ago this week that I embarked on an inspiring trip to South Africa and Israel with a group of 25 amazing students. My role was to document their experience. This is the 2-minute introduction to the documentary!
The high impact 2 minute introduction to the Acharai edit. Filmed and Edited by Ari Grunzeweig. www.imaginationcreations.com "The Acharai Fellowship" is a new Social Activism and leadership training program that takes Jewish students to far-away places. 'Like' this page so you can follow our journey through blog posts, pictures and video.
Ever since Apple launched iCloud in 2011 along with Mac OSX Lion, I have been frustrated all my apple apps (Pages, Textedit, etc.) defaulting to save my files on iCloud rather than on my Macintosh HD. Those few extra clicks to get from the iCloud save location back to my internal hard drive wasted time in my workflow, and made me think that there must be a better way. Thanks to Rob Lefebvre at Cult of Mac I learned the secret to changing the default save location!
And it is simple!
1. Open Terminal by search for it in spotlight. 2. Cope and paste in the following command and hit enter.
defaults write NSGlobalDomain NSDocumentSaveNewDocumentsToCloud -bool false
That's it! All your iCloud applicable apps will now display the traditional Macintosh HD as the default save location!
If for any reason you would like to switch back, simply open terminal again and paste the following code and hit enter.
defaults write NSGlobalDomain NSDocumentSaveNewDocumentsToCloud -bool true
Thanks for reading!