• Rawlings Football: What I Believe In feat. Steven Jackson - Futuristic Films

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    Nice production on this piece by Futuristic Films out of Denver. Steven Jackson is known for being a training freak and it seems they capture a bit of his on field essence accurately. Yet, we can't help but think that the copy is a little strange; how do you wear prayer and believe in contact?

    Production Company: Futuristic Films
    Director/DP: Bill Timmer
    Executive Producer: Brendan Kiernan
    Production Manager: Karin Erickson
    Production Coordinator: Monique Figueira
    Writer: Ellie Anderson
    Editor: Frank Pickell
    Postproduction Company: Futuristic Films
    End Tag Graphics: Friends of Mine
    Music/Sound Design/Audio Post: Dynamite Laser Beam

  • The Luminary Offers Year Round Internships

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    Are you a fine artist with an array of interests looking for something substantial in the art world? Get active with the Luminary and pursue multiple interests at this artists resource center.

    The Luminary has a year-round internship program that attracts some of the most talented and innovative people in the region to help in areas as diverse as curating exhibits, booking concerts, marketing and PR, and graphic/web design. We are interested in people with ambition and see the program as an incubator for new ideas, a place to train creative talent and an opportunity to empower young leaders.

    Internships being offered include Media, Curatorial, Admin, Residency and Design.

  • The Weekend of Street Fests: Midtown Alley Street Fest & Grove Fest

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    This is not the weekend to go out of town.
    There will be two, count them, two street fests tomorrow in two very vibrant yet completely separate areas of the city: Midtown Alley, which is host to an ever increasing portion of creative companies and The Grove which is host to an ever increasing demographic of liberally minded individuals and ideals. Basically - it's going to be a great day to walk around and get your drink on while listening to local music for free. *Pro tip*: Hit up Midtown Alley first as it starts at 10 am and swing by the grove later in the evening as it is a more conducive environment to 3 am revelry. You could theoretically drink for 17 hours straight.

    Midtown Alley Street Fest

    Grove Fest

  • The New York Times on Bob Cassilly

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    Another look at a man that will be missed by a whole city. The article kind of ends peculiarly referencing the personal injury lawsuits.


  • Concert Photography Roundup - August & @LoufestSTL Edition 2011

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    August brought about some of the best concerts of the year with LouFest continuing to pave the way for Indie gods & goddesses; turning the river city into a now regular tour stop for many nationally touring acts. Check out some of the best shots from last month by some of the most talented concert photographers around.
    Co-curated & compiled by Jason Stoff of Encor.es

    And like always, we'd like to open this monthly review of concert photography up to professionals and amateurs alike, so feel free to submit your shots of concerts in the comments section for August or email us at the end of this month with your best shots of the past month to be included in the feature. Email us at: stlouis@theegotist.com

    LouFest by Jared Gastreich


    Ume at Loufest

    Bon Iver

    Hold Steady at LouFest by Jason Stoff

    TV on the Radio at LouFest

    Bon Iver

    Incubus

    Flogging Molly

    Das Racist at LouFest by Kelly Glueck

    Low Anthem

    Questlove

    DeerHunter at LouFest by Louis Kwok

    Doomtree at Kanrocksas

    Against Me! at Warped

    Ellie Goulding at Kanrocksas

    Flaming Lips at Kanrocksas by Nate Burrell

    Pokey LaFarge

    Questo

  • Recommended Reading: Selling to the VP of NO

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    We’re not one to push products, or more specifically books. That’s Oprah’s job. But this is a book that’s seriously relevant and useful to those of us working hard to sell creative to clients who are afraid to buy or may think they don’t need what you have to offer.

    Penned by XPLANE’s founder and St. Louisan David Gray, XSelling to the VP of NO makes the art of selling something that can be digested and understood in about 30 minutes. With entertainingly descriptive illustrations on each page, Gray explains how to take the bald and grumpy VP of NO out of his comfort zone and into his happy place where he transforms into the “VP of GO.” Some other valuable insights offered are how to identify and address pain points, knowing the difference between features and benefits, and how to properly close a deal.

    While the book is nearly 10 years old, making this feel like an overdue book report, the methodology and advice is just as relevant today, if not more so to those attempting to sell digital and social.

    Gray also wrote the newer Gamestorming book, which is described as “...a playbook for people who want to design the future, to change the world, to make, break and innovate.”
    You can pick up either or both from XPLANE’s online bookstore.

    Already read Selling to the VP of NO? What’d you think?

  • Now Hiring Locally: Mobile Application Engineer - Coolfire Solutions @cfsboom

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    Does it seem that the app you just spent the past 6 months on to sell people shit they don't need isn't cutting the mustard in the life goals department? How about you team up with Coolfire Solutions and work on some bad ass mobile applications for the government and military forces; it'll read better on your resume than heading up the next Angry Birds franchise that comes along.

    Description:

    At Coolfire Solutions you work alongside our team of hand-picked designers and developers to build applications for the Department of Defense, special operations forces and industry leading enterprises. You’ll be responsible for building start-to-finish mobile applications in native languages (Android and iOS) that are used in mission critical environments.
    Working at Coolfire doesn’t feel like your typical for-hire development shop - we also create our own hardware and software products – SCOUT, CAMP and RONIN to name a few. We’re at the forefront of bringing mobile applications and great user experience to both government and enterprise level organizations.

    See the full details

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  • Claim This Mural: The Grove *In Progress*

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    Here's a look at a new mural taking form in The Grove (picture credit to our friends at Eleven Magazine). The Grove is steadily becoming the de facto blank canvas for murals as it seems a new one pops up on an exterior or interior wall every year. Check out this series of series of Grove Murals on Flickr while wondering who is behind this latest creation and what exactly it will be.

    Also, help us give the artist some shine by crediting the responsible parties in the comments.

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