A few weeks ago I visited the website of Gordon Yates, a wildlife photographer, for the first time. I found him through the Islay Birding website from Jeremy Hastings. Gordon is a gifted photographer and film maker since 1972 and has produced a one hour film every year. He was rewarded several times for his photography and lives in Rochdale, Lancashire. When I visited his website Gordon was off on a trip to Islay for a few weeks and has returned in the meanwhile.He has written an interesting account of his trip which was, from a wildlife point of view, very successful for him. A quote from his website: Here I am writing from Islay after our first week. The weather has been sunny at times but there has always been a strong wind and rain on a couple of days. As usual the Barnacle Geese have been very impressive, especially at dusk as they come to roost in their thousands at Bridgend. Islay is always a brilliant place for raptors and on one day I saw five Hen Harriers on my travels around
Leo en Noticieros Televisa una entrevista realiazada a Daniel Radcliffe (Harry Potter en las pelis), Emma Watson (Hermione Granger), Rupert Grint (Ron Weasley) y a David Yates (director de la quinta y sexta película), donde hablan de diferentes temas entre los cuales destaca El Príncipe Mestizo (la sexta película)
En ésta película continúa la lucha contra Lord Voldemort, pero a mismo tiempo habrá momentos ligeros y graciosos, comenta Daniel Radcliffe
“Estamos progresando muy bien, aunque todavía no hemos llegado a las escenas donde Ron tiene que besarse con Lavender Brown. Estoy muy entusiasmado para ver este primer beso de Ron en la pantalla grande”, argumenta Radcliffe
Rupert Grint de su opinión sobre Alfonso Cuarón (director de la tercera película) y lo diferencia con el actual director (David Yates)
“Alfonso estaba como un poco loco, pero en el buen sentido, muy gracioso y nos llevamos muy bien. El actual director David Yates es muy tranquilo y calmado”, af
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Why do the people in some companies continually dazzle us with their brilliant decisions while those in others make one blunder after another? Do they understand their businesses better? Are they just plain smarter? Or is it all a matter of luck? The answer, says J. Frank Yates, is none of the above. The real key, rarely recognized, is how the leaders manage the
We're taking a trip to Rumorville, people! There was an article in Production Weekly's latest edition stating that David Yates would be the director of Harry Potter and the Half-Blood Prince. David Yates is the director currently working on Order of the Phoenix.Please remember that this is just a rumor, and has not been confirmed by WB! We will update you as soon as we find out more!Thanks for the tip, Mugglenet!
Well, it may be over 3 hours now, but he'll have to take a lot out, unfortunately! According to the December issue of Empire magazine, director David Yates is quoted as saying this in regards to the length of the 5th Harry Potter film:"The book's huge, but it actually distills quite easily... That said, I've shot a movie that's probably over three hours, so I'll have to lose 45 minutes in the edit."We'll update with more information as soon as we get it.Source: The Leaky CauldronI personally would be very happy to watch a 3-hour film (Lord of the Rings, anyone?), but if they're going to take all of that out, can we at least get an extended version? Pretty please?
