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Anders Hoff shared thisSpringboard raises $9.5M to offer an online alternative to the master's degreeSpringboard raises $9.5M to offer an online alternative to the master's degree
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Anders Hoff liked thisAnders Hoff liked thisUPDATE: My first short film, The Cage, is officially in post-production! Let's talk about what that means. First, it's been in post-production for a couple of weeks. We finished out shoot on April 19th, with a couple of small pickups the following week. Then we handed off all of our footage to our editor, Poncho Navarro. So what does post-production entail? Let's lay it out. 1] Editing: Sometimes this term is used for all of post-production, but it has a specific meaning. The editor's job is to look at all the footage and "find the story" there. Ideally, the editor is someone who isn't too attached to specific shots and is willing to ruthlessly cut and trim anything that doesn't contribute to the core story. After all of that cutting and splicing and back-and-forth, the editor creates the "final assembly" or "picture lock". Once the editing is done, there are a few steps that can happen in parallel. 2] Colouring: This is where a professional "colourist" gives the film its desired look and feel. This includes not just manipulating colours, but also balancing exposure, brightness and other visual attributes. 3] Music: A composer or music supervisor either creates or collects music to use for the film, going through the overall story as well as each scene to figure out the music that enhances the story. These two steps lead to ... 4] Sound mixing and design: All of the audio of the film is mixed for it to sound ready to play. This may also include sound effects such as phones or street noises. 5] Special effects (VFX): Any special visual effects, including phone screens or transitions. All of these count as post-production! We have an amazing offer from Picture Shop, a top post-production house in Toronto who's willing to take on our little project at an "indie" film rate. This would get us the quality of folks that usually work on top TV shows, and will ensure that this film gets the best possible visual and audio treatment. If you're excited to see that happen, we'd highly appreciate some contributions towards post-production. Go to our website below in the comments and help us finish this amazing film. Here's a still from the film, with our lead actors Zara Jestadt and Praneet Akilla
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Anders Hoff liked thisAnders Hoff liked thisIt’s been a year since I became a mompreneur - building Femme Palette while raising our daughter. I didn’t know what to expect - could I do both? Could I be a good mom and run a business at the same time? I think I did well. The business is growing, I spend quality time with my daughter, and even though it’s been anything but easy, I’m proud that I’ve managed to do both. Looking back at this past year, what made it possible was a lot of planning, open communication with my partner, external support, flexible hours, and an independent team. Surprisingly, work has helped my sanity - it has helped me feel like “me” and actually more present. Do I constantly feel guilty about not spending enough time with my daughter? Of course. I had to say goodbye to uninterrupted work and get used to spreading my work into sprints, working late evenings, and constantly adjusting. Balancing career and motherhood isn’t just about work and kids. It also means making space for your family, for yourself, for fitness, and for friends. So here’s to another year of trying to do it all - in the beautiful chaos of motherhood. 🫶 #motherhood #mompreneur
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Anders Hoff liked thisI agree with this quote.Anders Hoff liked thisThis Women's History Month, we're spotlighting six women across Deepgram on what it's actually like building AI and what excites them most about building real-time voice AI. First up: Ingrid Elise Dorai-Rekaa, Staff Product Designer “The teams building the future of AI should reflect the diversity of the people who will use it." 💜 Read the full blog → https://lnkd.in/gdjCSaAb #Deepgrammers #WomenInAI #WomensHistoryMonth
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Anders Hoff liked thisAnders Hoff liked thisI går feiret vi Kvinnedagen. LinkedIn-feeden min er fortsatt full av bilder av flinke og modige kvinner som ønsker å gjøre en forskjell. Samlet og sterke, med felles mål og felles budskap. Lik lønn og likestilling, likeverd og samme forutsetninger for alle. En veldig viktig kamp. Men bildene er fra i går. Og i dag er det veldig stille. Derfor vil jeg slå et slag for 9. mars. For 10. mars, og alle de andre dagene i kalenderen. Og ikke nok med det – jeg vil slå et slag for alle som alltid må bevise litt mer. Jobbe litt ekstra. Levere litt bedre. Studere litt lenger og ta en høyere grad eller tre - men som fortsatt aldri blir valgt som lederen, som vinneren eller som helten. Fordi man er litt annerledes. Fordi man har barn. Fordi man liker noen av samme kjønn. Fordi man er fra et annet land. Eller fordi man er kvinne. Da jeg ble gravid med mitt andre barn, var jeg den eneste som ikke gikk opp i lønn der jeg jobbet det året. Da jeg ble gravid med mitt tredje barn kommenterte sjefen min: «Er du gravid nå igjen?» Der og da tok jeg et av mine livsvalg: Jeg skal utgjøre en forskjell. I dag har jeg vært leder i teknologibransjen i over ti år. Jeg har ansatt mennesker, bygget team og vært med på å forme kulturer. Og hvis det er én ting jeg har vært helt bevisst på, så er det dette: Jeg skal aldri være den lederen som gjør det vanskeligere for andre å lykkes. Tvert imot. Jeg vil bygge steder hvor mennesker får muligheter – ikke til tross for hvem de er, men med hele seg. Hvor talent betyr mer enn nettverk. Hvor resultater betyr mer enn fordommer. Og hvor det faktisk går an å ha både barn, ambisjoner og et helt liv. Likestilling skapes ikke én dag i året. Den skapes i beslutningene vi tar; i lønnssamtaler, i hvem som får mulighetene, i hvem som blir spurt om å ta lederrollen, og i hvem vi faktisk velger å satse på. Derfor heier jeg ikke bare på 8. mars. Jeg heier på alle dager vi tar valg som skaper en positiv endring, året rundt. Og til alle dere som fortsatt føler at dere må bevise litt mer enn alle andre: Fortsett! Verden trenger dere ❤️
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Anders Hoff liked thisAnders Hoff liked thisWe just dropped a highly requested addition to our AI image tools: Vectorize. Now you can turn raster images into editable vectors directly on the Figma canvas. That means no more tool hopping or recreating things from scratch in order to tweak and refine designs. Whether you’re starting from a napkin sketch or taking inspiration from a saved screenshot, your ideas shouldn’t be held back by your tools. Excited to see what the community builds! https://lnkd.in/gsKnjG9J
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Anders Hoff liked thisAnders Hoff liked thisAI hypefluencers are buying Mac Minis to run Clawd... I mean MOLTBot and you're wondering if you should too. Here's 90 seconds on why the answer is "no" and why MoltBot is a strong signal about where we're headed next with generative AI and automation. #clawdbot #moltbot #mortenexplains
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