I Write Stuff
I write a newsletter twice a month for the Montgomery County Veterans Service Commission. The target audience includes veterans who frequently volunteer to help other veterans, members of local veteran groups, and local nonprofits with a veteran focus. The newsletter seeks to increase awareness of the specific services offered by MCVSC, help coordinate veteran events […] The post MCVSC Newsletters…
This was a quick, low-budget website that does a nice job of leveraging the client’s branding. I didn’t have many visual assets to work with—hence a heavy dose of stock photography—-but fortunately there are tons of cool car pics available that perfectly adhere to the brand. When more content exists in the future we may […] The post Dry Ice Transformations appeared first on Sharp Writing .
Fargo season five continues the simulacra of previous seasons. The show runners just can't manage to pass things off as believable. The post Fargo Season 5 appeared first on Sharp Writing .
Space Sweepers decides to "save the cat" and it demonstrates why beat-by-beat formulations of screenplays are boring. The post Space Sweepers appeared first on Sharp Writing .
Jordan Peele's Us demonstrates the power of allegory to make an audience buy in to a seemingly ridiculous plot. The post Us appeared first on Sharp Writing .
BlacKkKlansman is an imperfect film, but not a mediocre one. For the strengths, you should definitely watch it. The post BlacKkKlansman appeared first on Sharp Writing .
The Killer provides plenty of style and great performances, but none of that can distract from its inherently silly and cliché premise. The post The Killer appeared first on Sharp Writing .
Marketing email sent for Oberwerk Binoculars. The post Oberwerk Email appeared first on Sharp Writing .
Bandwagon fans are the economic engine of sports. Being a bandwagon fan means less misery, but it also means less joy. The post Bandwagon Fans appeared first on Sharp Writing .
Malcolm Gladwell argues that absolute proof shouldn't be necessary to act. Sure. But who's arguing otherwise? The post Malcolm Gladwell and Proof appeared first on Sharp Writing .
