Norman Schureman


Norman Schureman

Sunday, March 21st, 2010
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Norman Schureman
It is with deep sadness and grief that I write to inform you of the passing of our dear friend and colleague Norman Schureman.  A tragic accident took his life this past weekend, and we join his family and friends in mourning the loss of this celebrated and adored member of our community.
Norman was a beloved instructor, colleague, mentor and friend of hundreds of Art Center students, faculty, staff and alumni.  Norm’s relationship with Art Center began almost 40 years ago when his father, Bob Schureman, taught classes in the ID department and Norm would tag along as a young curious creative.  Years later, Norm launched his official design career after graduating from Art Center in Industrial Design.  He returned to the College to teach at Art Center Europe and then Pasadena.  Both Norm and Bob have inspired hundreds of design students over the years.
For over 20 years,  Norm devoted himself tirelessly to the College, instilling in his students a passion for design, a love for drawing and an eye for excellence. In his Viscom and Dynamic Sketching classes, as well as his Product Design classes, Norm brought criticality tempered with humor to his students and their work. Each term would generate new and constantly innovative ideas, images and prototypes. A place in the student gallery was always reserved for the great projects from Norm’s classes.
Our hearts go out to Norm’s entire family.  At the appropriate time we will discuss with them the option of a memorial service on campus to celebrate Norm’s life and his extraordinary contributions to Art Center.  We will keep you posted on time and date.  We will also offer grief counseling to those in need through Human Resources and the Center for Student Experience.  Details will follow on Monday.
We join as a community in grieving this painful and devastating loss.
Lorne M. Buchman, PhD
President
Art Center College of Design




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Black Asians in Giant Robot magazine





Black Asians in Giant Robot magazine

An article on the indigenous blacks of Southeast Asia, aka the Negritos, has been published in the current issue of Giant Robot magazine (Issue 64).

Giant Robot is a bi-monthly magazine whose primary focus is Asian and Asian-American pop culture. Articles in GR also regularly cover a broad range of subjects, including explorations of Asia's varied cultures and peoples.

In the current issue of Giant Robot, Paco Taylor (editor of Kung Fu Grip! zine), offers a thoughtful introduction to Asia's oldest, but most little known peoples: the black Asians of Southern Thailand, Malaysia, the Philippines and the Andaman Islands.

According to the writer, "This piece was inspired by my father, who spent time in Southeast Asia as a young Marine. The subject is one that's close to my heart and it is an honor to have the chance to cover it in the pages of Giant Robot. I hope that readers will give this issue [of GR] a glance."



Giant Robot, a 15-year old publication, is carried by the nation's largest book sellers, including Borders and Barnes & Noble. It is also on the racks of newsstands and comic book shops across the country. Look for your copy of Giant Robot (GR64) today!




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Kenyan Sci-Fi Short Pumzi Hits Sundance With Dystopia | Underwire | Wired.com

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Pumzi, Kenya's first science fiction film, imagines a dystopian future 35 years after water wars have torn the world apart. East African survivors of the
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How To: Write like an Architect!

How To: Write like an Architect!: "

Typography can be a lot of fun if you really get in to it. Sometimes it can take a lot of time though if you’re creating it with a lot of detail and thought behind it. Usually these types of typography is the most appreciated by designers and viewers of any design blog. It is important to understand that typography is a way to generate text using stylized concepts that brings thoughts to patterns and shapes that truly make you think of the written words in a different way.


There are a million ways to stylize your text into typography and using simple fonts is one way. However it may come across lame and ordinary if you’re just creating it by buying or downloading a font. It will be way more appreciated and eye catching if you really get into the spirit and create a font from scratch and truly spend time organizing it from the bottom up.


I found a really interesting tutorial on YouTube that I’d like to share with you all. It’s about stylizing a font like an architect would do it. It teaches you how to organize and draw, by hand, a truly good looking font in just a matter of seconds. If you have some skills and just 10 minutes this will truly change the way your designs or presentations look. Be patient and draw the lines correctly. The end result will even impress your closest friends.


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Since Then

Since Then: "Letter in envelope.

Fri A.M.

Dear Eleanor,
Why do you have to be so mean to me?
That night when I came up you acted swell, but since then, _____

Found in 'Nine Days to Mukalla' by Frederic Prokosch. Published by The Viking Press, 1953.

ED: This one should have been found in 'Catcher in the Rye,' don't you think? That would have been SWELL.
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PRODUCERS SEEK SCREENPLAYS



  
 PRODUCERS SEEK SCREENPLAYS!
 
ULTRA LOW BUDGET FEATURE SCREENPLAY WANTED

We are looking for Feature films scripts that can be shot with an Ultra Low Budget.  Maybe something with a Christian theme, nothing too preachy but something that will appeal to  larger audiences. The script can have a positive message, that talks about second chances.  Please send me only the synopsis of the story.  

TV WRITER NEEDED FOR DARK COMEDY

Hello Writers-  I'm producing a television show for a major cable network. There is a script in place but it needs a professional write'rs input/touch.   If you write in the vein of Entourage, Six Feet Under, Soprano's or an established dark comedy/drama writer... e-mail me your resume. I'd like to hire a writer to do multiple drafts. Pay and credit negotiable

CHARACTER DRIVEN SCREENPLAY WANTED

Independent Production Group seeks character driven screenplay to option, produce, festival.  Must be suitable for low/micro budget: three to five locations, seven characters, 110 pages max. Script must be poignant, original and structurally sound. Coming of age and off-beat story lines preferred. Send logline, pitch, or synopsis.  Please DO NOT send scripts unless we request them.
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AAA Screenplay Contest: Access, Acclaim, Achievement


AAA screenplay contest sponsored by creativescreenwriting.com

AAA Screenplay Contest:
 Access, Acclaim, Achievement 


The 2010 AAA Screenplay Contest, sponsored by Creative Screenwriting Magazine, officially opens Nov. 30, 2009.  But if you want to enter a script early and get quick consideration for our unique “Best Opening” prize, you can beat the official opening by browsing to:



Why Should You Enter the AAA Screenplay Contest?   To boost your writing career.

    “My head is spinning...my writing career is taking off...and I owe it all to
    entering my script in the Creative Screenwriting AAA Contest last fall!” 
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About The Contest:

    – The contest officially opens Nov. 30, 2009.  You will be able to submit via the Creative Screenwriting entry form, or Withoutabox, or on paper.  But you may enter early at the link above.

    – Cash Prizes Will Be At Least $11,000+, including $7,500 Grand Prize
   
    – Industry exposure: winning scripts, plus loglines and synopses of finalists, are sent to 300+ agents and producers

    – Publicity: Grand Prize winner is profiled in an article in Creative Screenwriting Magazine

    – Publicity II: Story on other winners in CS Weekly E-zine (80,000+ circulation)

    – $100 “Best Opening” awards give early entrants higher visibility with judges.  One “Best Opening” prize is given per 100 scripts submitted early.   





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George's Secret Key to the Universe (Audiobook)

George's Secret Key to the Universe (Audiobook): "

Stephen Hawking, Lucy Hawking, Hugh Dancy, 'George's Secret Key to the Universe (Audiobook)'
Simon & Schuster Audio | 2007 | ISBN: 0743571614 | Audio CD | mp3 | 132 MB

Stephen Hawking, author of the multi-million copy bestselling A Brief History of Time, and his daughter Lucy explain the universe to readers of all ages. George's parents, who have always been wary of technology, warn him about their new neighbors: Eric is a scientist and his daughter, Annie, seems to be following in his footsteps. But when George befriends them and Cosmos, their super-computer, he finds himself on a wildly fun adventure, while learning about physics, time, and the universe. With Cosmos's help, he can travel to other planets and a black hole. But what would happen if the wrong people got their hands on Cosmos? George, Annie, and Eric aren't about to find out, and what ensues is a funny adventure that clearly explains the mysteries of science. Garry Parsons' energetic illustrations add humor and interest, and his scientific drawings add clarity; there are also eight 4-page full-color inserts of scientific photos.


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Pumzi, Kenya’s first science fiction film, imagines a dystopian future 35 years after water wars have torn the world apart.East African survivors of the ecological devastation remain locked away in contained communities, but a young woman in possession of a germinating seed struggles against the governing council to bring the plant to Earth’s ruined surface. Read More
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