#Blizzard2016

New York City was eaten by the blizzard on Jan. 23, 2016. When people were encouraged to stay inside their home, I went outside to depict the natural forces.

 

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As the Travel Ban was imposed at 2:30 p.m., cars disappeared from the streets of New York.

Reflection.

Columbia campus.

Subway stations were buried under the snow.

New York Sanitation Department did its best to clean the streets from snow during the blizzard.

The morning after.

The city was eaten by snow.

Nothing will stops New Yorkers from enjoying their routine.

Pristine.

Want to See Your Name on the Big Screen?

Want to See Your Name on the Big Screen?.

Should You Use Online Film Festival Submission Platforms?

A Film Festival Guide for College Students

Today, as promised before I will talk about online film festival submission platforms. I will try to give you an insight on how they work and let you know why I prefer them or not, why I chose to make them part of my experiment.
I got introduced to online film festival submission platforms when the senior programmer from Frameline 38 San Francisco LGBT International Film Festival, Peter L. Stein said that I need to submit the short documentary through Withoutabox and if I don’t have an account there I should do one ASAP. I set up an account and I was surprised at how much detail goes into it, half of it was gibberish to me.

It took me a while to get used to this platform, and as you can guess is not my favorite . I had a fee waiver code for Frameline 38 but usually Withoutabox

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WATCH: ‪#‎exclusive‬ ‪#‎coverage‬ of ‪#‎media‬ and the topic of limitations on AUBG campus ‪#‎Blackout‬

The Bubble (news show created by students at the American University in Bulgaria covering news on and off campus) received an email from Panitza Visiting Professor Johanna Granville saying that the even she’s organizing on campus “MAIDAN AND BEYOND: MEDIA BLACKOUT IN UKRAINE” will be closed to ALL AUBG student media except one AUBG DAILY. We decided to find out what happened and why she is limiting AUBG student media.

Meet Dumi: Guiding the Students

Back and forth

Finding Home

For this week’s post I interviewed Toma Tetimov, an employee of the American University in Bulgaria. Toma had an adventurous life so far and agreed to share it with me. He’s also one of the people that I regularly saw on campus and felt like learning more about.

Toma was born and raised in Bulgaria. When he was much younger, he applied for a Green Card Lottery, a program by the United States allowing people from countries with historically low rates of immigration to legally move and work in America. In Eastern European countries back then the program was extremely popular with thousands of people trying their luck each year. It was 2001 when Toma decided to participate. As he told me, there was no clear plan in his head about the future. I was told that Bulgaria was in a poor economic condition and young people did not hesitate…

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AUBG Dance Crew Video

AUBG Dance Crew Video

 

A New Music Video I shot for the AUBG Dance Crew! So very proud of these guys.

Nu Boyana Film Studios

AUBG BUBBLE SHOW

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Do you know how to get to the cross in Blagoevgrad? Are you curious how did AUBG_Bubble crew get to old NYC and Ancient Rome? And what is worth visiting in Vienna? Find out all these and much more in the next episode of AUBG_Bubble.

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Instagram

Hi there.

I’ve been traveling recently and since I don’t own a proper DSLR, I’ve been taking pictures with my iPhone and posting them on Instagram – @igomyakotin 

Here are some of them.