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Movies that you should 

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Social Media 

The Friendship Paradox 

the 3 biggest social 

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making of 

victorian voodoo 

with Jenny Healy 

music: picking a guitar and Roadie’s tip for a musician 

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HYPE 

Hype, by dictionary definitions means to stimulate, excite, agitate, and 

intensify. 

But for us, it was more than these definitions can describe. 

Making Hype Magazine was a big challenge 

for us in terms of coordination, skill, and team work; 

which all, I think, are something that’s been waiting 

for us to work on. We lack a lot of these and we know 

how our weaknesses are still very evident as we work. 

We are students, we slack off, we’re lazy, and stubborn. 

We stage our own rules on everything and we 

battle our way to each other’s walls. But nevertheless, 

we managed to actually do something that is worth 

developing our abilities. 

Though with lots of distractions that deteriorates even our own energies, inside 

us, we in this team wanted to pick up ourselves from the force dragging us down and 

thus, forming the name of this magazine as Hype. By hearing the name, it reminded us to 

boost our vibes and just face every struggle that is right in front of us since a student’s life 

is never easy. It encourages us to be innovative, hyping our creativity to the best that our 

creative juices can produce. It inflicts positivity to boost our confidence and thinking that 

no matter what, it will always be our best. 

To the readers of this mag, we assure everyone that all the contents in this piece 

are made from the best or our abilities as we value with utmost importance the interests of 

the multimedia people as we share the topics that we all appreciate. 

From the Hype Magazine team, we encourage you to join us as we push ourselves 

in the pursuit for knowledge at our chosen fields in arts, film, music, and everything 

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“Dedication takes a lifetime but 

dreams only last for a night.” 

- Alex Gaskarth

A Roadie’s tips 

to be a musician 

“Musicians shows a lot of passion when entertaining people, they are not 

crazy people who dance in the stage acting crazy, singing like they’re going 

to poop, but they are people who are loving the music and its story.” 

A 

A musician is a person 

who is great in the art of 

music and has the ability 

to play instruments, 

sing beautifully, and make 

their own music. Musicians 

shows a lot of passion when 

entertaining people, they 

are not crazy people who 

dance in the stage acting 

crazy, singing like they’re 

going to poop, but they are 

people who are loving the 

music and its story. 

Here are some tips how: 

Love what you do, being a 

musician requires only love 

and passion in music. Regardless 

of what you play it 

can be your voice or instruments 

like guitars and even 

drums. It doesn’t go with 

anything expensive but it 

also takes time which is not 

a pretty big deal. 

Don’t let anything pull you down, 

In the world of music there are 

many people who will drag you 

down just like bad publicity, 

bad reviews, even intrigues 

but never let them stop you in 

doing what you do. Always 

play and you will be known for 

what you really are. Grab every 

opportunities, Every musician 

needs exposure. Do not hesitate 

to be in front of many people to 

perform this is the only way to 

be known. Being a musician is 

to entertain people, grab every 

opportunities until you find 

what you want to be and what 

you want to do. Do not let a single 

opportunity slide off your 

hands because you may not 

know if you don’t find out. 

Believe in yourself, Always think 

positive, never negative, you 

are a great musician and nothing 

will stop you in your way to 

stardom. Never let anyone tell 

By 

Apollo 

Valdez 

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m u s i c 

you what to do, always rely on 

what you feel and what you really 

want because if you believe in 

yourself, I guarantee you will be 

known. 

Always be humble, musicians are 

not known for what the have or 

what they have earned it’s always 

about how they are in life 

and how they play as musicians. 

Always look back to people who 

made you once you become a big 

thing in the music industry. 

Always be yourself, A musician 

is called by many names like 

king of pop, rock star, sirens and 

many more but a musician must 

be unique and different from the 

others to make you stand out 

from all of the others, never do 

anything you won’t do as a musician 

has to have an originality 

to be successful. 

“Be unique and 

different from the 

others to make you 

stand out from all of 

the others.” 

Being a musician isn’t hard 

because anybody can be a musician 

in their own way. Some can 

do things other persons don’t, 

some can write emotional or 

crazy songs, and play a musical 

instruments as wildly as they 

can but these doesn’t change 

their personalities we are normal 

people but we share a great love 

for music and hoping that they 

would somehow be known in 

their own legacy as a musician. 

Here are some roadie’s tips for 

being a successful musician. 


m u s i c 

Picking the 

right guitar that 

suits your taste in music 

Playing different guitars in a music shop is a great way of familiarizing yourself with each model’s 

unique qualities but don’t forget to take off any objects that could scratch the guitar. A music 

salesman will let you try as many guitars as you like. Your choice of guitar will usually be based 

on the type of music you wish to play and the aesthetic appeal of the color and design. 

Acoustic Guitars 

There are two types of acoustic 

guitar namely the steel-string 

acoustic guitar and the classical 

guitar. Steel-string acoustic guitars 

have a metallic sound that is 

a distinctive component of a wide 

range of popular genres. The 

steel-string acoustic is sometimes 

referred to as a flat top. The word 

top refers to the face or front of 

the guitar which is called the 

table. Classical guitars have a 

wider neck and use nylon strings 

primarily for the solo classical 

guitar repertoire and its 

higher technical 

demands. The 

classical 

guitar is 

sometimes 

referred to 

as a spanish 

guitar in recognition 

of 

its country 

of origin. 

Both 

types of 

guitar 

can be 

Electric Guitar 

“The electric guitar 

is the workhorse of 

rock, blues, jazz and 

pop music.” 

Acoustic Guitar 

“There are many 

entry-level acoustic 

guitar models that 

are manufactured to 

a high standard that 

are entirely suitable 

as a first guitar for 

beginners.” 

played using 

a plectrum or finger-style.There 

are 

many entry-level acoustic 

guitar models that are 

manufactured to a high 

standard that are entirely 

suitable as a first guitar 

for beginners. 

Electric Guitars 

The electric guitar is the 

workhorse of rock, blues, 

jazz and pop music. They 

are solid-bodied guitars 

that need to be plugged 

into an amplifier to be 

heard adequately. The 

electric guitar when 

amplified has a sound 

that is metallic with a 

lengthy decay (sustain). 

The design of 

the electric guitar is 

not determined by the 

need for a deep resonating 

body (acoustic 

chamber) and this had 

led to the development 

of contoured and thin 

bodied electric guitars. 

The two most popular 

designs are the Fender 

Stratocaster and Gibson 

Les Paul. 


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m u s i c 

Electro- Acoustic 

Guitar 

“Electro-acoustic guitars 

have pickups specifically 

designed to reproduce the 

subtle nuances of 

the acoustic guitar 

timbre (pronounced 

tam - bre) when 

plugged into 

an amplifier 

or house 

PA.” 

Twelve- string guitar 

“Twelve-string guitars 

produce a brighter more 

jangly tone than 

six-string 

guitars.” 

Electro-Acoustic Guitars 

Electro-acoustic guitars 

have pickups specifically 

designed to reproduce 

the subtle nuances 

of the acoustic guitar 

timbre (pronounced tam 

- bre) when plugged 

into an amplifier or 

house PA. The Ovation 

range of electro-acoustics 

use under-the-saddle 

piezo pickups and 

a synthetic bowl-back 

design. Ovation’s synthetic 

bowl-back ensures 

a tough construction 

that stands up to the 

rigours of the road and 

offers less feedback at 

high volumes. Ovation 

were the first company 

to provide on-board 

equalization and this is 

now a standard feature 

on most electro-acoustics. 

Electro-acoustic 

pickups are designed 

to sound neutral with 

little alteration to the 

organic acoustic timbre. 

Ovations are instantly 

recognizable with their 

synthetic bowl backs 

though the majority of 

manufacturers adhere 

to the traditional allwood 

body. The Taylor 

electro-acoustic range 

uses the traditional 

all-wood construction 

and the necks of these 

guitars have a reputation 

for superb action 

and playability. Yamaha, 

Maton and many 

other companies make 

electro-acoustics and 

the buyer is advised to 

test as many models 

and makes as they can 

while taking note of the 

unplugged and amplified 

sound. 

Twelve-string Guitars 

The twelve-string guitar 

is a simple variation of 

the normal six string design. 

Twelve-string guitars 

have the regular six 

strings and a second set 

of thinner strings. Each 

string of the second 

set corresponds to the 

note of its regular string 

counterpart. The strings 

form pairs and therefore 

you still play the guitar 

in the same manner as a 


as a standard six-string. 

Twelve-string guitars produce a brighter 

more jangly tone than six-string guitars. 

They are used by guitarists for chord progressions 

that require thickening. Having 

two strings per note makes bending notes 

more difficult. The twelve-string is mainly 

used as a rhythm instrument due to the extra 

effort involved in playing lead guitar. 

Twelve-string guitars are slightly more expensive 

then their corresponding six-string 

version. Studio players and professionals 

will normally have a 

twelve-string guitar 

in their 

collection for their dist 

inctive sound. 

Bass Guitars 

The bass guitar has a long scale-length 

(neck) and thick strings. These factors 

create a range of notes that corresponds 

to the lowest four strings of the guitar 

though pitched an octave lower. The bass 

is part of the rhythm section and rarely 

takes a front role. Acoustic bass guitars 

are available though the electric bass is 

more common. The standard bass has four 

strings though five and six string basses 

are available which extends the range of 

the instrument and allows for the formation 

of fuller chords. Though the bass 

guitar is the bass instrument of the guitar 

family and the double-bass (upright) is the 

bass instrument of the orchestral string 

family their similar roles has drawn bass 

players to both instruments. 

References: 

http://en.wikibooks.org/wiki/Guitar/Different_Types_of_Guitars 

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Social Media 

By Jeanette Borral 


The Friendship Paradox 

According to the article 

entitled, Why Your Friends 

Have More Friends Than 

You by Julie Hanus from 

the site Utne. It states that 

when you list all... 

The Big 3 Social Networks You 

Probably Should Have 

On a non-depressing matter, 

social media definitely 

lift us up, up, up in our 

daily lives whether you’re 

a student, working... 

The Friendship 

Paradox 

According to the article 

entitled, Why Your Friends 

Have More Friends Than 

You by Julie Hanus from 

the site Utne. It states that 

when you list all of your 

friends then ask them how 

many friends they have (it 

doesn’t matter who you 

are and where you live, 

your gender or number of 

friends), you are likely to 

discover that your friends 

have more friends than 

you do. It’s not impossible 

even though friendships 

are reciprocal, and it’s true. 

You are more likely to be 

friends with someone who 

has more friends than with 

someone who has fewer 

friends. This is explained by 

sociologist Scott L. Feld in 

1991. 

Julie said, “If you think 

about it for a moment, 

you’ll figure out the source 

of this seeming paradox (although 

this simple insight 

did not occur to anyone 

before Feld published his 

paper in 1991).” I guess 

it’s just natural that we are 

more likely to be friends 

with someone who has more 

friends than with someone 

who has fewer friends. I 

don’t know why the world 

“I don’t know why the 

world works that way, but 

I guess it’s supposed to 

make me feel better.” 

works that way, but I guess 

it’s supposed to make me 

feel better. Even if I don’t feel 

bad. 

Your friends are even richer, 

happier and more popular 

than you. 

I’ve read another article entitled, 

“’Generalized Friendship 

Paradox’: MIT Proves 

Your Friends Are Richer, 

Happier, More Popular Than 

You” by Brent Lambert from 

the site Feel Guide. It states 

that there are researches that 

show social networks’ strong 

tendency to cause depression 

(from being continually 

exposed to other people’s 

much more exciting lives). 

People’s friends on Facebook, 

Twitter, and Instagram do not 

actually have more richer, exciting 

and happier lives. Social 

scientists have presumed that 

this was all the result of an illusion. 

However, a new research 

is contradicting that people’s 

online friends may actually 

be richer, happier, and more 

popular than they are. 

The results which explains the 

mathematics behind the socalled 

“generalized friendship 

paradox” were published by 

MIT Technological Review. 

Numbers of friends people 

have are distributed in a way 

that follows a power law 

rather than an ordinary linear 

relationship, that’s why the 

paradox arises. Most people 

have a few friends while a 

small number of people have 

a lot of friends, and it’s this second 

small group that causes 

the paradox. In the first place, 

people with lots of friends are 

more likely to number among 

your friends, and when they 

do, they specially raise the 

average number of friends 

that your friends have. That’s 

the reason why your friends 

have more friends than you 

do. But wealth, happiness, and 

popularity are not represented 

by the network topology. 

Researchers looked at two 

academic networks in which 

scientists are linked if they 

have co-authored a scientific 

paper together to study other 

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Social media 

types of network. The chain 

that links scientists and co-authors 

is pretty much like a 

network where the scientist is 

the node in the connections. A 

scientist’s co-author will have 

more co-author than you 

would have much like how 

a network branches. They’ll 

have more publications and 

citations than you as well. It 

turns out, number of publications 

and citations meet this 

criteria. And so do wealth 

and happiness, too. This 

makes your friends probably 

more richer and happier than 

you. That has important implications 

for the way people 

perceive themselves given 

that their friends will always 

seem richer, happier, and 

more popular than they are. 

And so the problem is likely 

to be worse in social networks 

where this is easier to see. 

Brent said, “This might be 

the reason why active online 

social networking service 

users are not happy,’ say 

[the researchers], referring to 

other research that has found 

higher levels of unhappiness 

among social network users. 

So if you’re an active Facebook 

user feeling inadequate 

and unhappy because your 

friends seem to be doing better 

than you are, remember 

that almost everybody else 

on the network is in a similar 

position.” I’m not really 

surprised that social media 

can cause depression. Everything’s 

balanced anyway. If 

there’s an advantage, there’s 

also a disadvantage. I’m just 

not sure if friendship paradox 

is an advantage or disadvantage. 


The Big 3 Social Networks 

You Probably Should Have 

On a non-depressing matter, social media definitely 

lift us up, up, up in our daily lives whether you’re a 

student, working individual, or whoever you are as 

long as you can access the internet. There are a lot of 

risks, but we will focus on the positives in this article. 

So here’s the big 3 social networks you probably 

should have. 

Remember your old favorite friend 

back in kindergarten? You want to 

reconnect with him but you don’t 

know anything about him right now 

let alone his current location. You 

still remember his name, right? So 

log on Facebook and search for him. 

You will find a lot of people with 

the same name but with Facebook’s 

updates recently, you will find him 

no matter what. Before social media, 

people used to send letters or 

telegrams. What now? Instant messaging. 

It doesn’t matter how many

“Instagram has been insta-useful to 

photographers (of course) and online 

entrepreneurs.” 

miles you’re away from each 

other, they’ll get your message 

ASAP (as soon as possible). Yep, 

I’m sure you’ve heard of this 

before, but this I am repeating 

this because I think it’s important. 

The main goal of Facebook is to 

connect people (before everything 

else followed) and with that a lot 

of connections were born. 

Tweet. Wasn’t that a bird’s 

sound? Since when did it become 

people’s random words, 

thoughts, quotes, etc. Before 

social media, we had diaries/ 

journals (well, some). Today we 

can reduce a long journal entry 

into 140 characters. Twitter is not 

only useful to teenagers’ anger 

management problems. Some 

people usually tweet rants (guilty 

writer here), some people tweet 

inspirational quotes, but some 

people tweet news. There are 

celebrities and news anchors on 

Twitter. When there’s a storm and 

you have no electricity but you 

still have a little battery on your 

smartphone, check your Twitter 

and you’ll be updated with suspension 

of classes, etc. Oh, and on 

World Cup also. 

Oh, I’m about to drink an overpriced 

coffee in a very famous 

coffee shop. I should insta-capture 

this, insta-filler here, hashtag: 

nameofcoffeeshop there, then post 

it on my Instagram! But it’s not 

only for #foodporn. Instagram has 

been insta-useful to photographers 

(of course) and online entrepreneurs. 

We can do almost anything 

online and shopping is 

one of them. That’s why 

entrepreneurs found their 

way on Instagram and 

made it useful to them. 

They post their products, 

many people would see 

and many people would 

buy. It’s a convenient way 

especially for online shoppers 

who don’t have time 

to go and don’t wanna get 

tired around the mall. 

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WITH 

Jenny 

Healy 

feature 

article 

Workshop 

Advice from the world’s best artists 

This Issue: 

22 

making of ‘Victorian 

Voodoo’ 

Jenny Healy shows 

her making of her 

digital art 

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Workshop 

Photoshop 

Making Of ‘Victorian 

Voodoo’ 

By Jenny Healy 

Software 

Used: 

Photoshop 

With this piece I 

was going for 

1 

something moody. 

I wanted a piece that mixed 

something foreboding with 

something a little sweet, 

and I came up with the idea 

of paring Victorian fashion 

with a bit of voodoo flavor. 

After I decided what I wanted 

to paint, I put a random 

color layer down because 

it’s easier for me to work on 

color. A white canvas is a bit 

harsh to stare at after a while. 

I drew everything out with a 

detailed sketch in Photoshop 

to get my ideas down. Of 

course, I knew things could 

change along the way if I 

found something else that 

looked or worked better. 

“I wanted 

a piece that 

mixed something 

foreboding 

with 

something 

a little 

sweet, and 

I came up 

with the 

idea of paring 

Victorian 

fashion 

with a bit 

of voodoo 

flavor. “ 

2 

Laying Down Lines 

Once I got my lines 

down, on a separate 

layer I put a layer of a different 

color underneath the 

sketch layer to give myself 

something to start with. I 

formed a basic plan of color 

range in my mind and I chose 

a color for the background 

that would go with that plan. 

I laid down the basic values 

and colors, but after a while 

I decided I didn’t like the position 

she was in, so I painted 

her to face straight on. I 

like to keep parts of a sketch 

in low opacity and on separate 

layers as I like to keep 

track of where everything is 

placed. Also I can then toggle 

it on and off when I need it. 

Once I was 

happy with 

her positioning, 

I laid 

down the 

basics of the 

hair. I used 

red/orange 

to make it 

pop from 

the rest of 

the image 

3 

First Details 

When painting 

hair I 

lay down a 

dark layer 

to establish 

my basic hair 

shape. Once I 

have that layer 

I choose a 

slightly lighter 

color, a smaller 

brush and 

lay out chunks 

of hair. I use 

a soft brush 

and set it at a 

low opacity, to 

help fade and 

blend the ends 

out if they 

come across 

too harsh. 

Once that is 

done I pick a 


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Workshop 

shade that’s a bit lighter and use a slightly smaller 

brush. I keep this whole process up throughout 

the painting until I think I have it as detailed as 

I want it. If I lose some of the darker areas I go 

back in with the dark color and add some more 

shades back into the image 

“Although 

I 

wanted 

a creepy 

vibe 

I also 

wanted 

her 

to have 

a sweet 

look.” 

4 Brushes 

In this stage I added some more basic colors and 

shapes for the accessories in her hair. I played a bit with 

the background color and lighting as well. I also added more colors 

throughout the piece. A little trick I like to use when my brush 

strokes are looking a little too rough, is to use median to help them 

blend a little better. At this point I was still deciding if I wanted her 

to be slighting frowning or slightly smiling. 

I was constantly 

changing her 

face and adding 

more depth to the 

piece. I was also 

forming more of 

the basic shapes 

in her hair and 

around her face. 

I like to make 

custom brushes 

to achieve different 

effects in 

my work, mostly 

on skin and in 

my backgrounds. 

Plus they are just 

fun to make. In 

this stage I added 

more splotches 

and spots of 

texture and colors 

to add more 

interest; I also 

blocked out a bit 

of her eye shapes 

as well. 

5 

More Details 

I like to skip around the painting, so 

now I jumped to painting out some of the 

objects in her hair. At this point the peacock skull 

didn’t have many colors in it, but I figured I would go 

in with a color layer and add more colors throughout 

the whole image later. I added some cinnamon sticks, 

white peacock feathers, Star Anise, and some more 

strange items to help pull off the voodoo vibe. I then 

moved on to playing around with the background and 

decided to keep it simple since the main focus had 

so much detail. I decided to add a light colored line 

to give off the appearance that she has a light source 

behind her as well them blend a little better. At this 

point I was still deciding if I wanted her to be slighting 

frowning or slightly smiling. 

5 

Final Touches 

I came back to 

the image after 

leaving it for a while, 

to realize I had made 

her face and skin tone 

too harsh and dead. 

Although I wanted 

a creepy vibe I also 

wanted her to have a 

sweet look, so I added 

warmth to her skin, 

softened her face a bit, 

and added a few more 

colors here and there. 

I added another layer 

set to Color and applied 

the colors at low opacity 

so it wouldn’t be so 

bold. Then I decided 

to finally call the piece 

finished 


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games 

Reviews 

Bioshock 

infinite 

review 

“Bring us the girl and wipe 

away the debt.” 

L 

ike in Bioshock and 

Bioshock 2, Bioshock 

Infinite is a 

first-person shooting game 

with role playing elements. 

You will fight throughout 

Columbia using weapons 

and wide variety of tools to 

complete objectives. You can 

By 

Mariel 

Verano 

only carry two weapons at a 

time, you can get other weapons 

and resources on defeated 

enemies and containers. 

Unlike before, you will have 

a shield to protect you. When 

damaged, it will regenerate 

in few seconds. You can replenish 

health using medical 

kits, and snacks. When you die, you 

will be revived in a safe place but will lose 

few amount of money. You will be recovered 

until you lose all of your money, 


Booker will be having powers and abilities 

through Vigors or Bioshock’s Plasmids. 

Plasmids will be powered by Salts 

or equivalent to Bioshock’s EVE. Wearing 

gears will be adding strength or resistance, 

same with Bioshock’s Tonics. 

Once reunited with Elizabeth, she will 

help you to escape Columbia. She’s con

game review 

Winner of 

over 80 

awards 

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games 

trolled by AI and will 

react to you in the current 

situation. Unlike 

with the Little Sisters in 

Bioshock, you won’t be 

protecting her because 

she can take care of 

herself. In combat, she 

will search the area for 

whatever you (or Booker) 

need and toss it to 

you when needed. She 

can open Tears that will 

aid you, bring higher 

grounds, health, ammo 

and automatons. But 

by doing that, she will 

be having less chances 

to find you supplies. 

She can also help you 

by lockpicking doors for 

valuables and hidden 

items, but you should 

find her lockpicks first 

throughout Columbia. 

“Unlike with the 

Little Sisters in Bioshock, 

you won’t be 

protecting her because 

she can take 

care of herself.” 

While exploring Columbia, 

the player and 

Elizabeth can find various 

useful items such 

as cash, food, medical 

kits, ammo and Salts. 

Optional side-missions 

are also available where 

the player must unlock 

safes or decode 

hidden ciphers; completing 

them rewards 

Booker with a handful 

of supplies, Voxophones 

and Infusion upgrades. 

Top-left and Bottom-right: 

Bottles of Vigors 

Plot 

During the growth of American exceptionalism, 

the game’s protagonist, former Pinkerton 

agent Booker Dewitt, is sent to the floating air 

city of Columbia to find a young woman, Elizabeth, 

who is been held captive there for most of 

her life. Though Booker rescues Elizabeth, the 

two becomes involved with the city warring 

factions: the nativist and elite Founders that 

strive to keep the city for pure Americans, and 

the Vox Populi, rebels representing the common 

people. During this conflict, Booker learns 

that Elizabeth possesses strange powers to 

manipulate rifts in the space-time continuum 

that ravage Columbia and discovers her to be 

the core to the city’s secrets. 

Bottom-left and Top-right: 

Concept Art of Elizabeth 


game review 

Visuals 

Set during 1912, Bioshock Infinite, takes place in Columbia, 

a fictional city in the air made possible with 

“quantum levitation”, giant blimps and balloons. 

From the magnificent to the grotesque, every aspect 

of Columbia is treated to an absolutely stellar artistic 

representation, making it effective of bringing 

the world to life. The environment have the vintage 

feel and goes along clean steampunk with it. 

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Games 

Replay Value 

Once you beat the game in easy, normal and 

hard mode, you’ll unlock 1999 mode which 

makes the game whole lot tougher. You can 

get new collectibles and unlock things you 

didn’t before. Anyway, Elizabeth will help 

you through it to make things not so difficult. 

Visuals are the key aspect of the game so why 

not play it again for the sake of appreciating art? 

And unlike in Rapture of Bioshock which lies in 

the bottom of the ocean defining how dark 

and deep the city is, Columbia is rather lively 

and heavenly 1912 city but rather a racist 

one. And with the compelling storyline will 

tempt you to play it again to understand more. 

Also, there are some Downloadable Contents 

to wait for, some are extensions of combat and 

others are extensions of the story but is happening 

at the rather lively, Bioshock’s Rapture. 

“From the magnificent to the 

grotesque, every aspect of 

Columbia is treated to 

an absolutely stellar artistic 

representation, making 

it effective of bringing 

the world to life.” 

Overall Impact 

Bioshock Infinite’s visuals are out of the box and 

fresh. I can even say, it’s right to abandon Rapture 

behind to bring people this kind of game 

and environment. For Columbia drew praise, it is 

beautiful and gorgeous. The gameplay is a combination 

of magic and action and there’s even 

Elizabeth to aid you. Her Tear ability is amazing 

for it enables you to bring objects in the past to 

life or go to what should’ve happened or a different 

version of reality. The plot twist never 

loses the game’s momentum for it compels you to 


“I can even say, it’s right to abandon Rapture 

behind to bring people this kind of game and 

environment. 

For Columbia drew praise, it is 

beautiful and gorgeous.” 

Game Review 

think and leaves you speechless The 

soundtracks are fit for every situation 

to make a moment intense or beautiful. 

Bioshock Infinite is a visionary piece 

of entertainment where everything— 

the gameplay, characters, art style 

"The plot twist never loses 

the game’s momentum 

for it compels 

you to think and 

leaves you speechless" 

and story—gather together 

to make this game undoubtedly 

considered to 

be one of the best games 

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MOVIES YOU SHOULD 

Highly anticipated movie 

Dawn of the Planet of the Apes 

The ending scene from The Rise of the Planet of the Apes where the guy who got 

the virus--that apparently make the apes smarter—was bleeding through his nose, 

hinting there was an illness coming. This movie is a sequel of it, set 10 years after 

that virus spread, leaving many humans dead while genetically evolved apes led 

by Caesar grow. They lived in peace but not for a long time because human survivors 

threatened them. That created a war between 

them, and that will determine of what will be Earth’s 

dominant species. 

Showing 

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WATCH THIS MONTH 

By Mariel 

Verano 

s coming out this month 

Movies 

The Purge: Anarchy 

In 2022, crime and unemployment is at 1%. Everything is okay, everything is beautiful, except for a night, every year, 

that is said to cause peace and lessen poverty. All crime is possible for 12 hours, including murder, and weapons 

up to class four are completely legal. All hospitals, police and emergency services are closed during to what they 

call, “The Purge”. This 18th it will show the sequel of this movie about what’s happening on rather outside the protected 

people during the purge. A man seeking revenge for his son who died during the last purge. A couple stuck 

in the road until the purge commenced. A mother and daughter who was 

invaded by well-equipped attackers and ran into the night. The five meet 

up during the purge and together will attempt to survive the night. 

Showing 

July 18, 2014 

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Movies 

Lucy 

They say an average person 

uses 10% of their brain capacity. 

Then, can you imagine what 

she can do with 100%? Lucy is 

a woman living in a world ruled 

by the mob, street gangs, drug 

addicts and corrupt cops. After 

a wild night, she was caught in 

a dark deal, the mob forced her 

to work as a drug mule. The drug 

apparently leaks in her system, 

making her superhuman, due to 

accessing beyond the normal 

10% of her brain. She turns the 

tables on her captors for she 

can absorb knowledge in a second, 

move objects with her mind 

and can choose to not feel 

pain or any other discomforts 

thus transforming her into a merciless 

warrior evolved beyond 

human logic. 

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A Short Guide for a Short Film 

So how do you create a film that will stand out from the bunch? I have put together a short 

guide to help filmmakers push their creativity and professionalism to another level. 

We will try to touch every step of the long process, starting with scripting, pre-production, 

production and post. We will start today where it should all begin, with an idea and a 

good script! 

By John Christopher Gante 

STEP 1. HAVE A GOOD STORY TO TELL 

Might sound silly, but those 

thousands of ‘bad’ films out 

there are usually driven by 

‘bad’ stories. Explore originality, 

people hate tackiness 

or stories they’ve seen hundreds 

of times, as soon as 

they know where the story 


is going they will 

move on to another 

short, or a video of 

cats. 

It’s perhaps the 

hardest part of 

filmmaking, because 

once you have a 

good idea, motivation 

will get you 

through the rest of 

production. Writing 

might also not be for 

everyone, if you think 

this is your case, make 

someone with writing 

experience write a 

story for you, and then 

mold it into a script. 

Your script will never

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be perfect at 100%, but 

be sure about the story, 

if you have any doubts 

itmeans that it can be 

better, and this is the 

time to take your time 

and make changes. Make 

people read it, besides 

your mom and girlfriend, 

people that you trust to 

be honest with you, but 

avoid showing 20 people 

because you will have too 

many opinions! 

Storyboard: 

Disney’s Alice in Wonderland 

PART 2.1 PRE-PRODUCTION: BE 

READY! 

A key to a great film is 

to be prepared. Pre-production, 

after you already 

have an awesome 

script written, can be the 

most important part of 

a successful film. Revise 

your script several 

times and optimize it 

for shooting within your 

budget and elements. 

STORYBOARDING 

This is where you need to 

think ahead, think creatively 

and plan each movement 

carefully, this is what will 

give your film life. And when 

you think you are done, go 

through it again and make 

each angle and movement 

better than what it is create as 

many versions as you need 

to! It’s something very time 

consuming, but it will reward 

you in the final outcome of 

your film. You don’t need to 

be an artist, but try to go a little 

deeper than stick drawing, 

if drawing is your last talent, 

have someone sketch it out 

for you, but make them follow 

your directions closely. 

SEARCH FOR ACTORS 

Perhaps the most difficult part 

of pre-production, finding the 

perfect face for your movie. 

A little word of advice, use 

friends and family sparingly! 

Unless of course they have a 

STRONG interest in acting or 

film, a person saying they can 

act is one thing, but it can be 

a harsh surprise if you have 

never been on a set before. 

Be prepared for the auditions. 

Avoid having actors come in 

your parents basement, the 

level of professionalism and 

credibility of your film starts 

here. You need to make it 

seem like your a studio, or if 

your not, at least make it seem 

like your trying. Find little 

studio or office, ask a friend, 

or your school, the local 

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theater would probably be 

glad to help, especially if 

you let their actors audition 

(although in my opinion 

theater actors aren’t the 

best solution for on screen). 

Explain to them your film, 

they probably read your 

script already, but talk to 

them in depth about their 

character and their development. 

PART 2.2 PRE-PRODUCTION: KEEP 

ON PREPARING! 

So you got your script written, 

you made some first 

drafts of your storyboard, 

you started looking for your 

actors and started thinking 

about your shooting order… 

Guess what? you still got 

lots of preparing to do! So 

take out your headphones, 

pencils, sharpeners and 

sheets and let’s get started! 

START LOOKING FOR MUSIC 

Your film is gonna need 

music, this is a good point 

to start looking for a musician 

that is willing to 

help. Having an original 

soundtrack is something 

that will take your film to 

the next level. You would 

be surprised how many musicians 

out there are looking 

for opportunities like this to 

get a chance to create music 

for something, all you 

would need is a convincing 

script and clips of previous 

work to lure them in. 

Make sure to get someone 

that has something to make 

you hear also, listen to their 

work and make sure their 

style matches yours, or your 

vision. 


The Dark Knight Rises’ Creative Poster 

“ Come up with 

posters as soon as 

you can, and create 

several of them 

as your production 

moves on. No need 

for ten of them as 

people will lose 

interest, a good 

number is between 

2 and 4.” 

LOCATION SCOUTING 

This is where your background 

imagery of your film 

will take place, so choose 

your locations wisely. Spend 

a few days looking for different 

options, take pictures 

and then compare. Think 

about access and filming 

difficulties of each location, 

but more importantly find a 

visually stunning environment, 

look at lighting, colors 

and textures with a great 

sense of depth. Lots of your 

film’s feel will come from its 

environment, so don’t rush 

through this research process. 

POSTERS – GIVE YOUR FILM AN IMAGE 

Come up with posters as 

soon as you can, and create 

several of them as your production 

moves on. No need 

for ten of them as people 

will lose interest, a good 

number is between 2 and 4. 

Your first one does not need 

to be complete, it’s more of 

a tease and to show people 

what your film will feel like. 

You might not even have 

your actor yet, but you know 

what your movie is about 

and the feel you are going 

for, so being vague with 

just the title and perhaps a 

quote or log line would be 

enough. This can also help 

in the luring better actors, 

with your film having more 

credentials. 

BUDGETING & SCHEDULING 

You should now know everything 

you need for your 

film, you have your actors 

and have an idea of how 

long your scenes are. 

Create a list of all the props

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you need inside the screen, then 

go through your shots and prepare 

a list of mechanical props 

that will make your scenes work. 

Gather up your budget and look 

at your options here if you have 

gone over budget. Watch Ryan 

Connolly’s Film Riot webisodes 

to get some quick great tips on 

DIY filmmaking, including this 

episode on Budgeting. 

TEST SHOTS (SHOOTING ORDER + LENSES) 

This next step is optional, but can 

be very helpful if you have the 

time for it. 

Go to your locations, grab standins 

for your actors (one or two 

will be more than enough) and 

place your camera shot by shot. 

Perfect your angles, movements, 

focus and lenses and write down 

your final adjustments on your 

shooting order sheet. Don’t need 

to captures the scenes perfectly, 

just record a little clip of the angle, 

and movement if you have, 

so you can review them later on 

a bigger screen to make any final 

technical changes. Test anything 

you can, including lighting and 

sound, so you know on shooting 

day that you got everything 

covered. 

PART 3: LIGHTS, CAMERA & ACTION! 

Lets start with some technical 

parts. Make sure you create a 

checklist of everything you need, 

especially if you are the one taking 

care of all the props. And if 

your not the one, make sure that 

the person doing the list doesn’t 

forget anything. This should also 

include a mechanical list (camera, 

lenses, tripod, crane, lights..) anything 

that you need on the set. 

For any rentals or pick ups try to 

have everything in possession the 

day before, if not possible, go as 

early in the morning as you can. 

Retouching 

And don’t forget to organize transportation 

of all your crew and equipment! 

This can all be done a day or 

two before production if you have 

a vehicle, if you don’t make sure to 

plan that as well. 

TAKE GOOD CARE OF YOUR ACTORS! 

Remember chances are they are doing 

this on their free time, for fun. If 

your location is in a difficult spot to 

get to, make sure you have someone 

go pick them up, and always offer 

them the service, even if they have 

their own car, at least you’ll be sure 

they’ll be on time. Also don’t forget 

to give them a ride back after the 

days is done. 

Do not forget to feed your actors 

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“After all that 

hard work you 

finally get to 

see something 

in front of 

you. 

The day after 

you wrap 

on set can be 

an overwhelming 

one on your 

mind. So many 

ideas, so much 

excitement, 

where do you 

start?” 

“This is at your discretion, but remember 

that the more behind the scenes material 

you have the more people will gain interest 

in your project.” 

and entire crew! This will not 

only make you look professional 

as a production team, 

but will also keep your cast 

and crew happy. Shooting 

days are long, and even 

though you’ll be busy from 

beginning to end, most of 

your cast and crew will be on 

stand-by waiting for hours, 

so make sure you have a few 

chairs and snacks to munch 

on. Sandwiches and pizzas 

are great for lunch breaks. If 

you absolutely have no budget 

for food, make sure to 

warn everyone to bring their 

own lunch. Last thing you 

need is an actor passing out 

on set! 

GET SOME BEHIND THE SCENES SHOTS 

Have a photographer on the 

set, and if possible a second 

camera to film the process. 

This is at your discretion, but 

remember that the more behind 

the scenes material you 

have the more people will gain 

interest in your project. If you 

don’t have an extra camera or 

photographer, make a crew 

member take photos with their 

smart phone, and maybe some 

short clips. If you can tweet 

or Facebook a quick photo of 

behind the scenes right away, 

and try to upload the rest of 

the photos on your blog, Facebook 

or Tumblr that same 

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PART 4: POST PRODUCTION! 

Finally my favorite part! After all 

that hard work you finally get to 

see something in front of you. 

The day after you wrap on set 

can be an overwhelming one on 

your mind. So many ideas, so 

much excitement, where do you 

start? 

START BY REVIEWING YOUR SHOTS 

Make sure you covered everything 

and got every shot you 

needed. If you notice anything 

missing go back out there as 

soon as possible. After having 

a quick view of your shots, go 

back through them and rename 

all your files (if shot on 

digital DSLR), and try to keep 

them numbered with the same 

numbers on your storyboard, 

numbering the take last, i.e. 

sc01-sh02-03 (scene/shot/take). 

If your take is a definite outtake, 

or a that you pressed record my 

mistake for 10 seconds, mark it 

as -xx, but don’t delete it yet, you 

never know these might come in 

handy later. 

MUSIC 

Dealing with musicians can be 

“Make 

sure 

you 

covered 

everything 

and got 

every 

shot 

you 

needed.” 

tricky, some musicians want visuals to start 

composing, and some editors want music to 

start editing. This could also depend on the 

type of film you are creating, a film like Kiddo 

with a soft background sound might not need 

to be edited to the music, but a upbeat short 

like Red Riding who depends much on the 

music for build ups can benefit from editing to 

beat. In any way, music is a process that you 

need to think about in pre-production, at this 

point you should already have it in your hands 

or its in late production. 

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EDITING 

I am not here to give you an editing class, there are plenty of tutorials that can tell you so much 

more than I can. However my few important tips would be to edit your film in High Definition, 

the files might be much heavier, but if you want your quality work to be noticed make sure to 

work with the highest qualities, and then compress the files from there. See this guide as a good 

example for configurations. 

INTRO AND CREDITS 

This is usually a very underestimated part of filmmaking. You have to be careful with this, especially 

online, since the first thing people will see in your film is the opening titles, and if you lose 

their attention with bad graphics or sub-average titles you will lose them as viewers. 

PART 5: RELEASE & PROMOTION 

You’ve done it! All that hard work and you finally have a film! 

But don’t settle down quite yet. You still have plenty of work to do – these are times you wished 

you had a producer. 

MAKE YOUR CHOICE: FESTIVALS OR ONLINE? 

Your film is done, you have 2 options: Either you get into the film festival run or you just go 

directly to the Internet. Usually this is a decision taken before the production, but it can happen 

that the direction changes after the makers have a chance to see the completed film. 

Sources: http://filmshortage.com/ 

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Filming Tips: Camera 

Techniques 

By John 

Christopher 

Gante 

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So there you are holding your camera 

and then you just shoot your actors without 

planning on how to take them then as you 

check the shot, you notice that it looks like 

its lacking at something. Here are a couple 

of camera techniques to give depth and 

emotion in your every shot. 


Distance Shots 

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Long Shot: Shot from 

head to toe. Shows the entirety 

of your subject and 

as well the surroundings 

of the subject. 

Medium Shot: Shot from 

head to hips. 

Medium-Close up Shot: 

Shot from head to chest. 

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Knowing these techniques and then 

applying it into your film will greatly 

improve the end result of that film. 

Just keep in mind “the camera is the 

eyes of your audience”. There’s like 

a psychology with these techniques, 

use them correctly and you will 

probably make an award-winning 

film. 

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Close up Shot: Shot from 

head to shoulders. 

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Extreme Close up: Can be 

shot from anything of the 

subject, example the eyes 

and lips and the watch 

and earrings as long it 

takes most of the frame of 

your shot. 

Angle Shots 

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Low Angle: Shot below actor’s 

eye level. This makes 

your subject seem larger to 

your audience. A great way 

to emphasize “power”. 

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High Angle: Shot above 

actor’s eye level. This 

makes your subject show 

weakness to your audience 

since we visually 

seem the actor smaller. 

Bird’s Eye View: Overhead 

shot. Gives the audience a 

feeling of freedom or “god’s 

view” which is empowering 

to the audience. 

Dutch Angle: Slightly off 

or unleveled shot. Shows 

the audience that there 

is something wrong or 

weird going on. 

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Lifestyle 

It is always been an issue for artists to have sleeping problems. 

As if their stressful lives are not being tough enough, 

believe it or not, these people are certified insomniacs. An 

artwork may not be accomplished to its perfection overnight. 

So, they might as well do it all day… until the next day. 

One reason why they sort of developed these bad sleeping 

habits is, well, because they cram. Artists are known as the 

professional crammers, especially for students since some 

of them believe that they work best under pressure and for 

under some tight circumstances, their creative juices are 

squeezed to its limits being able to produce the best ideas for 

a project. A bad habit as it may be, they show the best outputs. 

If that’s their reason or excuse, it still work either way. 


CRAM SCAM 

Cramming, as the internet defines 

it, is “the practice of working 

intensively to absorb large 

volumes of informational material 

in short amounts of time.” 

(Wikipedia) We all know how 

that looks like and how of a 

hell it feels like. Educators often 

disagree with this way of 

work because “the hurried coverage 

of material tends to result 

in poor long-term retention 

of material,” a phenomenon 

they refer as the spacing effect. 

Cramming, as we all know, artists 

or not, had become more 

common nowadays especially 

to students. I mean, who doesn’t 

cram right? Who doesn’t rush? 

We’ve all had been to that point 

where we almost ate powdered 

coffee just to stay awake for one 

night. It had been the toughest 

workout that developed 

that lovely instant eye shadow 

beneath our eyes. Very cruel, 

yes; and deadly. But hey, 

you’ve never been a student if 

you’ve never experience that. 

It’s worth a try if you haven’t. 

But cramming, as bad as its image 

had shown, is still a study 

technique, as Wikipedia says. 

Just a negative one. Because 

it forces student’s brains to 

compress and jam all the information 

they are reviewing 

on in a short period of time, 

thus, stretching their mental 

capacity to its limits. And as 

one article said, “Cramming 

is useful in emergencies, it is 

not good for long term learning.” 

But it kinda looked like 

‘emergencies’ are too often yes? 

“We’ve all had 

been to that 

point where we 

almost ate powdered 

coffee just 

to stay awake 

for one night. 

It had been the 

toughest workout 

that developed 

that lovely 

instant eye 

shadow beneath 

our eyes.” 

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“Instead, learn to calm your mind and let your 

inner peace take place. That way, ideas will flow 

more freely and will not clutter to confuse you of 

which to use.” 

“From time 

to time, take 

a break. Keep 

yourself happy 

and pray 

while you’re 

at it. If you’re 

already decided 

on cramming, 

then 

be confident 

about it.” 


As much as some would like to 

avoid cramming for it is such 

a tight pressure in time and 

effort, we all know how unavoidable 

it is. The thing is, if 

you want to cram, you have to 

make sure you finish the work. 

That borrowed rush of adrenaline 

shouldn’t be wasted; do 

not dare ignore the kick of guilt 

from the heavens above. Cramming 

isn’t a reason to pass an 

incomplete work. It is a second 

chance given to help you complete 

the work. It depends on 

how much time is left for you 

to cram though. The less you 

have, the more the pressure. 

So to satisfy yourself and your 

prof, make the most of the time 

you have. Do not push yourself 

too much in squeezing your 

creative juices because it will 

only stress you out more. Instead, 

learn to calm your mind 

and let your inner peace take 

place. That way, ideas will flow 

more freely and will not clutter 

to confuse you of which to use. 

And from time to time, take a 

break. Keep yourself happy and 

pray while you’re at it. If you’re 

already decided on cramming, 

then be confident about it.

Lifestyle 

Sleep is for 

Another reason why artist had bad sleeping habits is that th 

pouring in. The good thing is that it’s not an excuse, it’s s 

all-nighters, with the silent and peaceful ambiance of the nig 

er you) it gives them vibe of having the freedom to express t 

artists to develop and organize their ideas 

And so, while you believe that working at night is the best idea since you are probably 

under pressure for a strict deadline early the next day, here are 

some tips to keep those wild imaginations, 

and those eyelids from dropping 

head-on to your desks. 

Preparing for a sleepless night? One way to ready yourself is 

to grab an afternoon nap beforehand. Don’t let the moon and 

the stars take away your precious 

energy saving method even if you 

are ready to sacrifice one.Take 

your sleep 6-7hours before 

your so-called ‘bedtime’ 

in order to revitalize the 

used energy you pumped 

during the day. An hour and 

a half nap is a good wayof jumpstarting 

your system. 

““Don’t let 

the moon and 

the stars take 

away your precious 

energy saving 

method even 

if you 

are ready 

to sacrifice 

one.”” 

Drink lots of water. 

A reason why you 

go sleepy is that 

you’re dehydrated. 

To avoid that, especially 

if you’re going 

to drink coffee, have 

a follow-up glass of 

water because coffee 

may keep those 

eyeballs alert, but 

eventually it will 

wear out and it will 

aggravate your dehydration; 

causing 

you to crash early. 


the Weak 

ey believe that nighttime is the best period where ideas come 

cientifically proven. While they cram their brains out for an 

ht, (and the loud snoring of your Dad, if that doesn’t bothheir 

min[ds without control. And that is one good factor for 

for the ultimate purpose of art, expression. 

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“ Just make sure you do the work. WORK. Okay? Stay away 

from Netflix and movies for the meantime and you can 

grab an endless of those when you aced your project.” 

And here comes the favorite face-slapping 

drug of all-nighters: COFFEE. 

Drinking something caffeinated is a 

good wake-up call. Though it will take 

effect on 15-30 minutes, its effect will 

last for 3-4 hours. Just 

drink it continuously because 

stopping will take 

you down heavily. 

One good way is also to 

have a friend staying all 

night with you. Having conversations 

while you do work 

will help keep you awake and 

also you can help each other 

keep track of your progress. 

Just make sure you do 

the work. WORK. Okay? Stay 

away from Netflix and movies 

for the meantime and you 

can grab an endless of those 

when you aced your project. 

If you’re not in favor of caffeine, drink very 

cold water and sip on ice chips for the cold 

will make you stay awake and alert. Still not 

approving of cold drinks? Try boiling water. No 

I’m just kidding. 

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“ Scientists found out that doing exercises 

is a more effective way for 

increasing energy and 

reducing fatigue.” 

If you don’t 

want drinking 

the cold water, 

try having 

a cold 

shower. It 

will help circulate 

the 

blood flow 

and keep you 

alert. 

“Though 

one must 

always 

remember 

that 

nothing 

beats 

preparation, 

whatever 

the case 

may be.” 

and doing some little 

stretch exercises. 

Scientists found out 

that doing exercises 

is a more effective 

way for increasing 

energy and reducing 

fatigue. 

Eat healthy snacks. Fresh fruits are a good example. AVOID 

SUGAR. Sugar will keep you hype for a short period of time, 

but will drastically drag you down when it wears off. 

Keep the light bright. A bright working environment 

will push any thoughts of sleeping away from your 

mind. If having a dozen lamp shades surrounding 

your work area makes you happy, then plug them 

all! 

Take a 

break. When 

you feel like 

the letters 

and figures 

are starting 

to look like 

your ex, then 

you might try 

getting up 

Staying awake all-night for a project may bring 

the results of a hard work. Though one must always 

remember that nothing beats preparation, 

whatever the case may be. The secret to success 

is hard work that is not proven overnight, but 

from the steps you had 

to take over a period 

of time combined with 

the experience that you 

also need to encounter. 

Never rush and just 

do things appropriately 

and promptly. Sleep 

is for the weak? Well 

screw it. 


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