Bøger udgivet af Council Oak Books

The film business has changed dramatically in just the last five years. There's a glut of films out there all competing for screen time, and for inclusion on the crowded streaming platforms and cable video-on-demand outlets. This book will help you find new ways to market your film, and deal with the tough challenges you'll be facing today. Don't Let Your Film Die tackles the following vital topics: Rules for Film Distribution - Designing Your Website - Crowdfunding - Hiring a Publicist - DIY Press Releases - Finding a Distributor - National and Foreign Distribution - DVD Sales - Streaming and Cable VOD - Four-Walling - Film Festivals - Major Film Markets - Qualifying for an Oscar - Film Financing - Marketing on Google, Facebook, Twitter and LinkedIn - and much more!

Ireland Unhinged: Encounters with a Wildly Changing Country looks back at the changes that the economic boon wreaked on the Irish countryside, and what the future holds for the country. Connecticut-born David Monagan explores his adopted country through the eyes of a passionate transplant. "What is Ireland? Has it lost its soul?" Monagan keeps asking as he roams from Cork to Dublin, Donegal, and Belfast. His answers are loving, searing, and often laugh-out-loud funny.

As New York observes the 400-year anniversary of Henry Hudson's September 1609 discovery of Manhattan Island, Algonquin historian Evan T. Pritchard (Native New Yorkers) chronicles the event from the perspective of the people who met Hudson s boat, which they at first thought was surely a great waterfowl, floating. Using all available sources (including oral history passed down to today's Algonquins) Pritchard tells the story from various perspectives... that of Hudson's body guard, scribe, and personal Judas, Robert Juet, that of Hudson himself, and that of the Eastern Algonquins who greeted Hudson as the fulfillment of ancient prophecies.

A handbook of spiritual living for contemporary readers based on the 2000-year-old practices of the Essenes.

Lovers of Japanese meditation gardens, tea ceremonies, exquisite rice papers and finely bound collections of haiku will be charmed by the handmade look and feel of this beautiful volume. Each exquisite verse and original woodcut expresses a thought-- based on elements of the garden--for making life more beautiful.

Hebrew scholar Kenneth Hanson captures all the mystery and excitement of the rediscovery of the scrolls, the half-century of intrigue that followed, and the ancient Hebrew sect that wrote, preserved, and died defending these treasured works.