nader started reading In the Shadow of the Ivory Tower by Davarian L Baldwin
Universities, gentrification, finance, endowments, and much more
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Honestly I don't read books regularly, but I want to change that. Cairo, Egypt Intrests include: Arabic literature, Urban planning, Social studies, Economics, Data science, Filmmaking, Visual arts
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nader reviewed The DV Rebel's Guide by Stu Maschwitz
Valuable technical experience
4 stars
This book is filled to the brim with technical experience in all film-making departments, but written with an emphasis on being personal and more like a friendly companion in the journey of making your first films.
nader reviewed The filmmaker's eye by Gustavo Mercado
Filmmaker's Eye: An essential reference in film analysis and making
5 stars
Great book and an essential reference for film visual analysis. You can self-learn almost any shot type and the visual language behind it with this amazing book.
nader reviewed Bowling Alone by Robert D. Putnam
Putnam draws on evidence including nearly 500,000 interviews over the last quarter century to show …
A look into social life in the modern era in the U.S.
5 stars
The book follows the different theories about the decline of social relations and activities in the U.S. with rigorous and vast amount of survey data to verify its hypothesis. Ever wondered why older generations seem to particularly despise the current state of social life in the U.S. and, by extention, the entire world? This book gives you an organized look into the reasons why, and actually refutes some popular ones, by a very scientific and data-driven approach.
nader finished reading Bowling Alone by Robert D. Putnam
Putnam draws on evidence including nearly 500,000 interviews over the last quarter century to show …
The book follows the different theories about the decline of social relations and activities in the U.S. with rigorous and vast amount of survey data to verify its hypothesis. Ever wondered why older generations seem to particularly despise the current state of social life in the U.S. and, by extention, the entire world? This book gives you an organized look into the reasons why, and actually refutes some popular ones, by a very scientific and data-driven approach.