Scott Shaw est un auteur dont les œuvres plongent profondément dans le mysticisme oriental et les arts martiaux. Influencée par une immersion de toute une vie dans ces disciplines et une étude et vie approfondies en Asie, son écriture agit comme un conduit, apportant les compréhensions asiatiques à l'esprit occidental. Shaw s'est imposé non seulement par sa production littéraire, mais aussi comme photographe et cinéaste accompli, développant un style unique qu'il nomme Cinématographie Zen. Son œuvre diversifiée repousse constamment les limites, reflétant un profond engagement envers les traditions durables.
The Thought Provoking writings presented in this book were originally published in the Scott Shaw Zen Blog. These writings discuss the realities of life, god, Zen, enlightenment, art, cinema, politics, and existence in the way only Scott Shaw can present.
Poetry actualized by the words of Scott Shaw, then translated into Vietnamese, then run through Google Translate.
The Thought Provoking writings presented in this book were originally published in the Scott Shaw Zen Blog 16.0. These writings discuss the realities of life, god, Zen, enlightenment, art, cinema, and existence in the way only Scott Shaw can present.
The Thought Provoking writings presented in this book were originally published in the Scott Shaw Zen Blog 15.0. These writings discuss the realities of life, god, Zen, enlightenment, art, cinema, and existence in the way only Scott Shaw can present.
Focusing on the intricacies of independent filmmaking, this book offers a comprehensive guide to creating feature films, documentaries, and music videos efficiently and effectively. Scott Shaw shares insider techniques for making low-budget projects appear high-budget, covering essential aspects like screenwriting, financing, casting, and distribution. The narrative is enriched with behind-the-scenes anecdotes, showcasing real challenges faced on indie sets and strategies to turn obstacles into advantages, making it a valuable resource for filmmakers at any level.
Exploring the life and artistry of avant-garde filmmaker Donald G. Jackson, this book provides insight into his unconventional filmmaking style and wild behavior. Scott Shaw, Jackson's closest associate, compiles a wealth of material that reveals Jackson's inspirations and motivations through personal reflections and experiences shared by others. The narrative uncovers the complexities of Jackson's character and his impact on the independent film market, offering a deep dive into the mind of a unique cinematic figure.
The book explores the harrowing journey of Cambodian refugees fleeing the brutal regime of Pol Pot and the Khmer Rouge from the late 1950s to the early 1990s. It highlights the significant migration to Long Beach, California, where a vibrant community of approximately thirty-five thousand Cambodians established themselves by the late 1980s. As the first comprehensive study of their experiences and lifestyles in America, it sheds light on the resilience and challenges faced by this community amidst their traumatic past.
The Yin and Yang of Modern Erotic Literature
Early life experiences in dysfunctional families profoundly influenced Marguerite Duras and Charles Bukowski, leading them to rebel against societal norms. Their negative emotional indoctrination prompted them to make choices that defined their identities and literary careers. Both authors produced significant works that not only reflect their tumultuous backgrounds but also contributed to the evolution of modern erotic literature, showcasing their unique perspectives and struggles.