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Is Tim Burton an auteur or just a very individualistic director?
I'm a film student doing completing research into the auteur theory and the director I am exploring as an auteur is Tim Burton. I want to find out the public's opinion on whether or not they consider Tim Burton to be an auteur or just a very individualistic director with a known sense of style and aesthetics in his films?
I would love to find out people's opinions and it would be very beneficial to my research, thanks!
Re: Is Tim Burton an auteur or just a very individualistic director?
I don't know if I can give you an informed dialogue on movie theory . Tim Burton of course is known for his gothic themed movies which he has pursued his entire life . I consider him a highly proficient director with a very distinctive style . By comparison , Quentin Tarantino is known for neo-noir thrillers , but with both directors , I would say it's a passionate pursuit and personal style of direction . I would consider Wes Anderson's movies to be the more individual auteurship .
Tarantino isn't neo-noir. It's self-referential, over-the-top live-action cartoons. His characters have not the psychological depth required for a noir film, they're basically broad strokes of character spouting out stylistic but vacuous garbage. In a sense, he is the most representative director of his generation and the next.
Now that I think of it I think the same can be said about Wes' films.
Crushing !! I would be very interested in your list of recent neo-noir movies ? I guess I could have also mentioned Guy Ritchie . I await your apocalyptic reply ?
I don't have a list. I hate lists. I can tell you Tarantino isn't doing neo-noir because I can tell night from day.
Let me know your favourite movies and why ? I'm interested ?!
He is an auteur, hope this helps.
-- also. yes. yes he is an auteur.
But seriously IS HE AN AUTEUR?
if so why do you think he is an auteur?
One filmmaker whom it could be said illustrates the qualities of an auteur is Tim Burton. A former animator for the Disney Corporation, Burton has directed many films in his own unique style. The three films which will be looked at in the case study are Batman, Edward Scissor Hands and Charlie and The Chocolate Factory.
Batman (1989) was Burton's first big budget film and although initially fans of the Batman comics were unimpressed with director, particularly with his casting of Michael Keaton as the superhero, it went on to be a commercial success.
In Batman, we see the first indication of Burton as an auteur. We are given an introduction to his now trademark style of production, which film critic Simon Rose sums up perfectly as "Dark and Moody".
Gotham city itself is given the Burton treatment as it appears in a state of disrepair. This is something which is a characteristic of almost all Burton's films.
Released in 1990, Edward Scissorhands is self-explanotory as it tells the story of a young man with scissors for hands in a typically unusual Burton plot. The visuals in films such as this are what can lead someone to claim a film is "Burtonesque". It could be said that Burton seems, at times, more concerned with the visual elements of a film than the plot but one of the main auteur characteristics which Burton has is the ability to provide audiences with an amazing visual experience.


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Ex-Tennessee coach Phil Fulmer drives a mean golf cart
Hugh Freeze may have sunk an eagle from 150 yards out to win a two-man scramble on Tuesday, but he's not the only football coach having a good week on the charity golf circuit.
On Monday, former Tennessee coach Phil Fulmer took part in a golf cart relay race at the Pilot Flying J Battle at Bristol golf tournament at the Virginian Golf Club in Bristol, Virginia. Fulmer and his riding partner, former Vols linebacker Al Wilson, won the race after Fulmer executed a last-lap pass on former Virginia Tech running back Kevin Jones:
Here's the final lap from another angle:
"Al gave me the lead," Fulmer said after the race, according to WBIR. "I lost it at the beginning on the pit. I think we got a little bit of an advantage because he hit the curve too fast. And I undercut him and held him off."
Let's go to replay. Boogity boogity boogity. pic.twitter.com/FjtDbV3Bvf
— @GrantRamey (@GrantRamey) May 2, 2016
The event, which also included a golf tournament and dinner raised a reported $100,000 for Speedway Children's Charities, was held to promote Tennessee's Sept. 10 game against Virginia Tech at Bristol Motor Speedway. The game, one of two being played at the track this season, is expected to set an NCAA attendance record.
Golf Cart challenge winners at the Pilot Flying J Battle of Bristol Charity Benefit: Phillip Fulmer & Al Wilson pic.twitter.com/g6pOz5s2r7
— Tennessee Athletics (@Vol_Sports) May 2, 2016

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A Richland County Sheriff's deputy was arrested on Memorial Day charged with Criminal Domestic Violence.The twenty-five year old deputy, who served as a resource officer to a local school, was arrested by the Lexington County Sheriff's Department.
The deputy's bond hearing was held on Memorial Day at the Lexington County Bond Court, 521 Gibson Road, Lexington. The deputy's initial appearance at the Lexington County CDV Court has been scheduled for 9:00 A.M. on June 21, 2010.
Lexington County's CDV Court is located in the old courthouse building at 139 East Main Street, in downtown Lexington.
Although the deputy is being charged with misdemeanor domestic violence, local media is reporting that the Richland County Sheriff's Department suspended him without pay pending their administrative review.
Examples such as this should show all of us that anyone can be arrested and charged with domestic violence. Although according to law the deputy, now a defendant, is presumed innocent until proven guilty; he must accept employment related consequences to his arrest.
Many times my clients report to me that as soon as they are arrested they are either suspended from work, or face a loss of hours or a pending promotion or pay raise. It is the result of the very difficult, but real world way that individuals charged with CDV are treated. I believe that one of the main reasons that CDV defendants are treated in this way is due to the social stigma that surrounds the charge; a stigma that is not always fair given the broad definition of the law and the "zero tolerance" approach taken by many law enforcement agencies.


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Scottsdale AI software company lands another $40M in second funding round
Thursday, January 14, 2021 / by Juan Grimaldo
Artificial intelligence software firm Paradox has received $40 million in funding, despite a challenging investment market caused by the Covid-19 pandemic.
The Scottsdale-based firm, founded in 2016 to develop an AI product to automate some corporate human resource functions regarding recruiting and hiring, saw good interest in the series B funding round, said Aaron Matos, the company's founder and CEO.
Ultimately the company and Greenwich, Connecticut-based Brighton Park Capital struck a deal announced late last week. The deal also came as few venture capital firms are making deals.
"Everyone in private equity and venture capital are looking out for the firms they think will be successful," Matos said. "The Covid-19 pandemic has scared a lot of firms."
The money will allow Paradox to continue growing the client base for its software, known as Olivia, that is used by more than 200 global enterprise companies. The company, which has about 150 employees with a third of that in Arizona, likely will look to double it's employment count during the next 18 to 24 months, Matos said.
"We believe we have the opportunity to build the next great Arizona software company and we need to put together the team to get it done," he said.
Olivia allows companies to sort job applications and resumes, schedule interviews and be available to answer questions among other tasks.
Under normal circumstances, Matos said the company might push for faster growth but is taking things slower to deal with economic upheaval caused by pandemic business closures.
Board member added
As part of the deal, Brighton Park Capital partner Mike Gregoire will serve as Paradox's board chairman. Gregoire formerly served as CEO of Taleo, an online talent management software company that was bought by Oracle for $1.9 billion.
"It's rare that you have the opportunity to get someone of Mike's caliber on a board of a company our size, and I wanted to take advantage of that," Matos said.
Matos has a history in the human resources industry, as the founder and former CEO of Scottsdale-based Jobing.com.
Gregoire said in a statement Brighton Park Capital had strong interest in Paradox.
"Paradox is fundamentally aligned with where the world is going," he said. "The company is seeing increased adoption as digital transformation becomes more critical to organizational resiliency and long-term success. Paradox is the clear leader in its category and we're thrilled to partner with their team to execute a vision for the future of work."
The company announced a $13.3 million series A round in February 2019 as it was continuing to grow. The company had a fast start as well, being named one of the six winners of the Arizona Commerce Authority's Innovation Challenge in 2017.


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OSU Sponsors 75th Annual Farm Science Review
Tue October 11, 2022
Sponsored by the Ohio State University's College of Food, Agricultural and Environmental Sciences, the 2022 Farm Science Review (FSR) was held Sept. 20 to 22. This year, the Farm Science Review celebrated its diamond anniversary, showcasing the latest in technologies and techniques in the agricultural field.
In a sign that people are getting back to their normal activities, attendance was strong, drawing more than 114,589 visitors over the course of the three-day event.
The event featured live equipment demonstrations, educational programs and more than 1,000 exhibitors and vendors representing and displaying their services, equipment and product lines at the Molly Caren Agricultural Center's exhibit area and show grounds in London, Ohio.
The event also featured field demonstrations on 600 acres of Ohio State's 2,100-acre Molly Caren Agricultural Center, offering unique learning experiences for the farmers, FFA students, industry professionals and others in the agricultural field in attendance at the event.
"Farm Science Review is a critical component of our land grant mission at The Ohio State University to provide research-based information and practical education to the people of Ohio and beyond," said Cathann A. Kress, vice president of Agricultural Administration and Dean of the College of Food, Agricultural and Environmental Sciences (CFAES).
This year's FSR Hall of Fame honorees were:
Chuck Gamble, who has devoted 32 years of service to Ohio State's CFAES, OSU Extension and FSR
Bill Phillips, chief relationship officer of Ohio State's Office of Technology and Digital Innovation
Bob Zachrich, owner of United Seed Associates and show exhibitor for 49 years
For more information, visit fsr.osu.edu/home. CEG
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Nielsen transforms media planning in New Zealand by fusing radio currency data with audience insights
2 minute read | November 2021
Auckland, New Zealand, 22 November 2021 – Today Nielsen (NYSE: NLSN) announced an exciting new venture in collaboration with New Zealand's Radio Broadcasters Association to fuse radio currency data with the in-depth audience insights available in Nielsen's Consumer & Media Insights (CMI) data. This enables a richer profiling of radio target audiences, ranging from what they consume, their purchase intention, cross-media engagement, to their diverse lifestyle and attitudes.
This announcement is a New Zealand industry first for radio data and will be delivered on 25 November 2021 in Nielsen Consumer Media Insights (CMI).
The inclusion of the fused radio currency will provide agencies, media owners, and advertisers with average and cumulative audience insights for 13 markets across New Zealand, eight dayparts, and more than 20 National radio brands.
Tony Boyte, Executive Director of Nielsen New Zealand, said: "Nielsen is ready to take audience media planning to the next level. We are thrilled to offer, for the first time, high quality fusion of radio currency data with CMI, providing a greater understanding of New Zealand radio audiences' increasingly unique and diverse attitudes, consumption preferences, and purchase intentions. Nielsen has a long history of also fusing TV Audience Measurement and Online Ratings with CMI to support marketers' media planning decisions."
Jana Rangooni, CEO of the Radio Broadcasters Association said: "This fusion of radio currency audiences and Nielsen CMI further strengthens radio's relevance and value in the New Zealand advertising market. It ensures that radio measurement is extended with profiling from CMI that is a differentiator for planners and buyers".
Peter Richardson, General Manager of The Radio Bureau said "The GfK surveys, which are in the market 40 weeks of the year, provide up-to-date, quality radio listening data. The fusion of this data into Nielsen's CMI will help provide a more complete picture of media consumption in New Zealand, giving agencies opportunities for greater insights. The Radio Bureau is proud to have supported this initiative".
Nielsen shapes the world's media and content as a global leader in audience measurement, data and analytics. Through our understanding of people and their behaviors across all channels and platforms, we empower our clients with independent and actionable intelligence so they can connect and engage with their audiences—now and into the future.
An S&P 500 company, Nielsen (NYSE: NLSN) operates around the world in more than 55 countries. Learn more at www.nielsen.com or www.nielsen.com/investors and connect with us on social media.
Sara Guainazzi
sara.guainazzi@nielsen.com


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