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Outdoor Site and Facility Management: Tools for Creating Memorable Places

1 review
Wynne Whyman

Human Kinetics Publishers, 2008

Pleased with the purchase
I am very pleased with the purchase that I made for our summer camp facilities staff. We now have 3 books so that everyone on the staff can have access to one of the books.

Directing Actors: Creating Memorable Performances for Film & Television

42 reviews
Judith Weston

Michael Wiese Productions, 1999

Simple techniques that WORK!
Judith Weston has outlined for the director (of any performance, not just film) quick and effective ways to communicate and elicit the performance you want... at the very least, you will get something different. I am an actress who has had the privilege of working with Judith and her directors. I have seen the process in action. I've used it. When someone has truly applied the techniques that ...

New Service Development: Creating Memorable Experiences

Sage Publications, Inc, 1999

The service paradigm is changing from the traditional concept of a service transaction to one of the service experience. Starbucks Coffee, Disney World, and Planet Hollywood, all define their perspective services as experiences. As businesses explicitly charge for memorable encounters, they stimulate a transition from a service economy to a new experience economy. New Service Development: Creating Memorable Experiences is the first book to ...

Theme parks: creating memorable playgrounds by building on a theme.: An article from: Parks & Recreation
Lynn Pinoniemi

National Recreation and Park Association, 2003

This digital document is an article from Parks & Recreation, published by National Recreation and Park Association on November 1, 2003. The length of the article is 1773 words. The page length shown above is based on a typical 300-word page. The article is delivered in HTML format and is available in your Amazon.com Digital Locker immediately after purchase. You can view it with any web browser. Citation Details Title: Theme parks: creating ...

10 Steps to Creating Memorable Characters

3 reviews
Sue Viders, Lucynda Storey, ...

Lone Eagle, 2006

an effective roadmap through the foggy, inchoate haze
Without good, in-depth characters to begin with, even the most exciting premise can stall, as you just don't know about the people driving it forward. While writing out the kind of detail that 10 Steps asks you to put in for each character at the front end -- that is, before you write -- may seem onerous, it makes the actual novel writing process much quicker and easier. I didn't say easy (novel ...

Salespeak: Everybody Sells Something: A '90s Guide to Creating Memorable Persuasive Presentations

1 review
Terri L. Sjodin

Summit Publishing Group, 1995

Information anyone in sales can use
This book is short and to the point. Great information for any type of sales presentation. Also good if you have a presentation or speech to prepare for in the near future.

Weekend Dad: 101 Wonderful Ideas for Creating Memorable Time with Your Children

2 reviews
Bob Hilton

Prima Lifestyles, 2002

Weekend Dad
Weekend Dad by Bob Hilton is the best book of its kind. Every dad and every child will benefit from this wonderful collection of fun tips and adventures. It's filled with things to do that my dad used to do with me. And, lots of fun things that my own dad never thought to do with me. It really brings back fond memories of the best days I spend with my dad. I look forward to tackling everything ...

Creating Family Newsletters: 123 Ideas for Sharing Memorable Moments With Family and Friends

6 reviews
Elaine Floyd

Betterway Books, 1998

A must for the family historian!
I JUST LOVE THIS BOOK! I learned about it after I had already written a few family newsletters and I wish I had heard about it sooner! The book presents a whole lot of ideas that will get you going. Before buying this book, I had only written family newsletters once a year... but now I'm inspired to write more times than that and in different and more creative formats as well! Writing about ...

Matters of Light and Depth: Creating Memorable Images for Video, Film, and Stills Through Lighting

18 reviews
Ross Lowell

Broad Street Books, 1992

Why to light, not just how
Rather than lighting formulas which are a great way to see the tried and true setups, Lowell discusses the "whys" to light in particular way, opening up your creativity. It discusses selecting the planes of the subject that are desired to be emphasized/de-emphasized and lighting accordingly, eg good cheek bones vs. large ears. To consider having your lighting be consistent with visible light ...