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by EarthHart Productions

Position: Paid On Campus Internship - Writing/Marketing/Executive Assistant Company: EarthHart Productions Contact: Andrew Arthur, admin(a)earthhart.com Location: Five minutes walk from Science Center Time requirements: 12-15 hours a week, more if desired Pay: $7 hour, plus profit participation, bonus, some meals, film festivals EarthHart Productions is a Cambridge-based script writing and film development company. For more information on EarthHart Productions see http://www.earthhart.com We are looking for a motivated, energetic, empathic individual who has excellent writing, communications and interpersonal skills, loves to read, is self-directed and eager to learn and is interested in a career in writing or screenwriting, directing, producing or otherwise being involved in the entertainment industry. Hours are weekdays 3-5:30 pm, with some variation possible depending on class schedule, plus one evening a week. Responsibilities and benefits may include: 1) TF'ing popular screenwriting seminar. 2) Assisting with on-campus theatrical production. 3)Serving as executive assistant and support person to the head of the company, reading scripts, writing coverage, assisting with re-writes, researching story ideas, developing actor and director lists, researching production companies and financiers, tracking scripts, participating in script development, managing emails, faxes and phone calls to agents, managers, producers, investors and creative attachments, maintaining website, and general office responsibilities. Depending on interest and abilities, there is the opportunity to be mentored on your own script or film project. The assistant should be self-directed, able to take the initiative, discover what needs to be done and do it, be willing to create goals for him or herself and meet them. The ideal person should also be well-grounded and able to create a warm positive atmosphere. Ability or willingness to learn tennis, sailing & skiing a plus. Email cover letter, resume and short writing sample to admin(a)earthhart.com with "Executive Assistant" as the subject.

18 years, 7 months

This weekend: SWEET BIRD OF YOUTH !

by bksun＠IMAP.fas.harvard.edu

Dudley Drama and Film members: The product of many Dudley Drama/Film members' work will be on display this weekend. Please join us for our annual production! * * * * * Dudley Drama presents its spring 2005 production... Tennessee Williams' SWEET BIRD OF YOUTH Dudley House Dining Hall Friday, May 6, 8:30 p.m. Saturday, May 7, 2:00 p.m. and 8:30 p.m. ...featuring actors and a production team consisting of Harvard undergraduates, graduate students from the GSAS, Kennedy School, Divinity School, Business School, Education School, Medical School, Design School, affiliates, and community friends... Tickets $7 students & seniors/ $10 general admission All tickets sold through the Harvard Box Office Any remaining tickets will be sold at the door http://www.fas.harvard.edu/~tickets Tel 617.496.2222 Chance Wayne, a Hollywood gigolo determined to become a star, teams up with Alexandra Del Lago, a washed-up Hollywood actress, on his way back to his small-town home. The town clamors at the reappearance of the charismatic Chance, who claims to have found fame and fortune in Hollywood, while the mysterious Alexandra lies in a drunken stupor in their hotel room. Chance is convinced Alexandra can make him a star, so he tries to capitalize on her reputation while rediscovering his love for his hometown sweetheart, Heavenly, whose heart he broke when he disappeared to find fame. Chance's attempts to reignite his passion for the naive Heavenly deeply angers her vengeful father, the cruel town "boss" who will stop at nothing to see his daughter's lost innocence avenged. For questions, contact us at dudley.drama(a)gmail.com or visit the webpage at http://go.to/dudleydrama

19 years

Reminder: Video Artist Luis Valdovino Friday night!

by Bryan Sun

Dudley Drama & Film members: Don't miss video artist Luis Valdovino this Friday night at the Carpenter Center/Harvard Film Archive. 60 minutes of Experimental Short Films with Luis Valdovino (video artist, Argentina/USA) B-04, Carpenter Center (Harvard Film Archive) Friday April 22, 7pm The Short Films: 1. Dia de Los Muertos (The Last of the 20th Century), 1:32 min. video, Dan Boord/Luis Valdovino, 2001 The rich iconography of Dia de los Muertos, the spirit of Luis Bunel, the music of Duke Ellington and a group of tourists share the last celebration of Day of the Dead of the 20th Century somewhere in Mexico. Warning: this celebration might not be suitable for vegetarians. 2. Standards, 25:57 min. video, Dan Boord/Luis Valdovino 2000 A travelogue of portions of the USA, Europe and Latin America mixes the concept of standards with facts and fiction to explore the state of our culture at the end of the 20th Century. 3. Cocteau Cento, 5:49 min. video, Dan Boord/Luis Valdovino, 2003 This experimental video takes the form of a cento -- a literary work made up of parts from other works. It pays homage to the work of the poet, playwright, artist and filmmaker Jean Cocteau. Mixing footage from several of his films, writings from Cocteau and his contemporaries, and a sound design made up entirely from those writings, the self-reflexive nature of the tape explores many of Cocteau's recurrent themes in the form of a cento: a collage of intensely personal poetic symbols which attempt to evoke the sacrificial nature of art and the relationships among poetry, myth, death, and the unconscious mind. 4. Themes, 28:24 min. video, Dan Boord/Luis Valdovino, 2004 It is a new year and a new century. Themes resumes the travelogue begun in Standards. What will the new and improved future bring? Film-maker (in person): Luis Valdovino Native of Argentina, Luis Valdovino is an video artist and associate professor of art at the University of Colorado, Boulder, CO. His works have been exhibited at MOMA, NYC; The Museum of Contemporary Art, LA; The Walker Art Center, Minneapolis; The Metropolitan Museum of Art, NYC; San Francisco Museum of Modern Art, San Francisco; Venice Biennale, Venice, Italy; The Stedelijk Museum, Amsterdam; The Institute of Contemporary Art, London; Museo Nacional Centro de Arte Reina Sofia, Madrid; Centre Georges Pompidou, Paris; Centro Nacional de Las Artes, Mexico City; Museo Nacional de Bellas Artes, Santiago; Berlin Video Festival; World Wide Video Festival, The Hague; Toronto Film Festival; Edinburgh Film Festival, and Oberhausen Film Festival. Valdovino's videos have been presented at the 37th and 50th Robert Flaherty Film Seminar, The Kitchen, New York, and broadcasted on "Independent Focus" at WNET and Deep Dish Network, New York. In addition, he has produced several award winning tapes in collaboration with Dan Boord and has curated the programs "La Voz Latina: Latina/o Video Art from the U.S.A." that have been screened throughout Latin America, Europe, and the United States. Dan Boord: Dan Boord is a video artist and a professor at the University of Colorado, Boulder. His work has been exhibited at the Whitney Museum of American Art, NYC; MOMA, NYC; Walker Art Center, Minneapolis; The Metropolitan Museum of Art, New York; The Venice Biennale, Venice, Italy; Stedelijk Museum, Amsterdam; Centre Georges Pompidou, Paris; Museo Nacional Centro de Arte Reina Sofia, Madrid; and many more venues around the world. His work has been broadcasted on WNET, New York and WGBH, Boston, presented at the International Public Television Conference in Stockholm and at the 50th Robert Flaherty Film Seminar. In addition, he has collaborated with Luis Valdovino in several award winning videos.

19 years

Theater and film events !

by bksun＠IMAP.fas.harvard.edu

Dear Dudley Drama & Film list, Don't miss the chance to participate in several of the theater and film events that are coming up soon... lots of information below... 1. Dudley Drama's SWEET BIRD OF YOUTH at Arts First 2. Participate in theater! Help wanted in theater productions 3. Video artist Luis Valdovino screens his experimental video work * * * 1. Come see Dudley Drama's spring 2005 production SWEET BIRD OF YOUTH A play by Tennessee Williams Three performances during Harvard's Arts First Festival Friday, May 6, 8:30 p.m. Saturday, May 7, 2 pm (matinee) and 8:30 p.m. Dudley House Main Hall Tickets $7 (students/seniors); $10 general Available at the Harvard Box Office, or online at http://www.fas.harvard.edu/~tickets Chance Wayne, a Hollywood gigolo determined to become a star, teams up with Alexandra Del Lago, a washed-up Hollywood actress, on his way back to his small-town home. The town clamors at the reappearance of the charismatic Chance, who claims to have found fame and fortune in Hollywood, while the mysterious Alexandra lies in a drunken stupor in their hotel room. Chance is convinced Alexandra can make him a star, so he protects her reputation while rediscovering his love for his hometown sweetheart, Heavenly, whose heart he broke when he disappeared to find fame. Chance's attempts to reignite his passion for the naive Heavenly deeply angers her vengeful father, the cruel town "boss" who will stop at nothing to see his daughter's lost innocence avenged. * * * 2. Looking for a project? Get involved with theater! Dudley Drama's SWEET BIRD OF YOUTH and the Longwood Players' LA CAGE AUX FOLLES are seeking backstage help-- more info below. --The Dudley Drama SWEET BIRD OF YOUTH cast and crew is looking for run crew and backstage help for its upcoming play on May 6 and 7. We don't need you to have previous experience in theater; we'll be glad to teach you what you need to know. You can get involved in a large or small capacity, or just for the days of the performance, if you wish! Our cast/crew is representated by a great group of students from the undergrad population and almost every single graduate school at Harvard... it's a great way to work with students from all across campus. Please email us at dudley.drama(a)gmail.com if you are interested. -- The Longwood Players' LA CAGE AUX FOLLES is in the final preparations and opens on April 22 at the YMCA Theater in Central Square. They are looking for a couple of people to round out the running crew for this exciting show, either as a spotlight or sound board operator. Anyone who lends a hand is entitled to a free ticket to see the show (and if you're on the running crew, you'll get to see the show for free every night!). No previous sound board or spotlight experience is necessary. Contact info(a)longwoodplayers.org for more info. Here are the call times for run crew for all rehearsals and performances: Sun, April 17 @ 7pm: Wet tech Mon, April 18 @ 6pm: Dress rehearsal Tue, April 19 @ 7pm: Dress rehearsal Wed, April 20 @ 7pm: Dress rehearsal Thu, April 21 @ 7pm: Dress rehearsal Fri, April 22 @ 7pm: Show Sat, April 23 @ 7pm: Show Wed, April 27 @ 7pm: Brush-up (TBD, and tech crew may not be required) Thu, April 28 @ 7pm: Show Fri, April 29 @ 7pm: Show Sat, April 30 @ 1pm: Show (Matinee) Sat, April 30 @ 7pm: Show * * * 3. You are warmly invited to 60 minutes of Experimental Short Films with Luis Valdovino (video artist, Argentina/USA) B-04, Carpenter Center (Harvard Film Archive) Friday April 22, 7pm The Short Films: 1. Dia de Los Muertos (The Last of the 20th Century), 1:32 min. video, Dan Boord/Luis Valdovino, 2001 The rich iconography of Dia de los Muertos, the spirit of Luis Bunel, the music of Duke Ellington and a group of tourists share the last celebration of Day of the Dead of the 20th Century somewhere in Mexico. Warning: this celebration might not be suitable for vegetarians. 2. Standards, 25:57 min. video, Dan Boord/Luis Valdovino 2000 A travelogue of portions of the USA, Europe and Latin America mixes the concept of standards with facts and fiction to explore the state of our culture at the end of the 20th Century. 3. Cocteau Cento, 5:49 min. video, Dan Boord/Luis Valdovino, 2003 This experimental video takes the form of a cento -- a literary work made up of parts from other works. It pays homage to the work of the poet, playwright, artist and filmmaker Jean Cocteau. Mixing footage from several of his films, writings from Cocteau and his contemporaries, and a sound design made up entirely from those writings, the self-reflexive nature of the tape explores many of Cocteau's recurrent themes in the form of a cento: a collage of intensely personal poetic symbols which attempt to evoke the sacrificial nature of art and the relationships among poetry, myth, death, and the unconscious mind. 4. Themes, 28:24 min. video, Dan Boord/Luis Valdovino, 2004 It is a new year and a new century. Themes resumes the travelogue begun in Standards. What will the new and improved future bring? Film-maker (in person): Luis Valdovino Native of Argentina, Luis Valdovino is an video artist and associate professor of art at the University of Colorado, Boulder, CO. His works have been exhibited at MOMA, NYC; The Museum of Contemporary Art, LA; The Walker Art Center, Minneapolis; The Metropolitan Museum of Art, NYC; San Francisco Museum of Modern Art, San Francisco; Venice Biennale, Venice, Italy; The Stedelijk Museum, Amsterdam; The Institute of Contemporary Art, London; Museo Nacional Centro de Arte Reina Sofia, Madrid; Centre Georges Pompidou, Paris; Centro Nacional de Las Artes, Mexico City; Museo Nacional de Bellas Artes, Santiago; Berlin Video Festival; World Wide Video Festival, The Hague; Toronto Film Festival; Edinburgh Film Festival, and Oberhausen Film Festival. Valdovino's videos have been presented at the 37th and 50th Robert Flaherty Film Seminar, The Kitchen, New York, and broadcasted on "Independent Focus" at WNET and Deep Dish Network, New York. In addition, he has produced several award winning tapes in collaboration with Dan Boord and has curated the programs "La Voz Latina: Latina/o Video Art from the U.S.A." that have been screened throughout Latin America, Europe, and the United States. Dan Boord: Dan Boord is a video artist and a professor at the University of Colorado, Boulder. His work has been exhibited at the Whitney Museum of American Art, NYC; MOMA, NYC; Walker Art Center, Minneapolis; The Metropolitan Museum of Art, New York; The Venice Biennale, Venice, Italy; Stedelijk Museum, Amsterdam; Centre Georges Pompidou, Paris; Museo Nacional Centro de Arte Reina Sofia, Madrid; and many more venues around the world. His work has been broadcasted on WNET, New York and WGBH, Boston, presented at the International Public Television Conference in Stockholm and at the 50th Robert Flaherty Film Seminar. In addition, he has collaborated with Luis Valdovino in several award winning videos.

19 years

Oil On Ice film screening is TONIGHT, 7 pm!

by bksun＠IMAP.fas.harvard.edu

Come see this important film TONIGHT!!! Dudley Drama & Film presents... OIL ON ICE A documentary about development within the Arctic National Wildlife Reserve Wednesday, March 16, 7:00 p.m. Graduate Student Lounge, Dudley House. Pizza/refreshments will be served Oil on Ice is a vivid, compelling and comprehensive documentary connecting the fate of the Arctic National Wildlife Refuge to decisions America makes about energy policy, transportation choices, and other seemingly unrelated matters. Caught in the balance are the culture and livelihood of the Gwich’in people and the migratory wildlife in this fragile ecosystem. (Run time, 1 hour) Questions? Email Dudley Drama at dudley.drama(a)gmail.com

19 years, 1 month

Improv group, film screening, taiko performance group

by bksun＠IMAP.fas.harvard.edu

1. Dudley Improv/Acting Troupe TONIGHT (Wednesday) at 8:08 p.m., Fireside Room, Dudley House. No previous experience necessary, just show up and have a good time. 2. A film screening of OIL ON ICE Wednesday, March 16, 7:00 p.m., Graduate Student Lounge, Dudley House. Food/refreshments will be served A one-hour documentary that examines the battle over oil development within the Arctic National Wildlife Refuge, and the wildlife and indigenous populations that live there. 3. Japanese drumming performance by ODAIKO NEW ENGLAND Saturday, March 12, 8:00 p.m., Dudley House $5 suggested donation Taiko, traditional Japanese drumming, is a dynamic and memorable art of rhythm and movement. Odaiko New England (O.N.E.), one of the premier taiko troupes in our region, presents a performance and demonstration at Dudley House. O.N.E. has performed in conjunction with professional theaters, at the Jacob's Pillow Dance Festival, and at the Peabody Essex Museum. Don't miss this event! Questions? Email dudley.drama(a)gmail.com

19 years, 2 months

Arts, Drama, and Film Events!

by bksun＠IMAP.fas.harvard.edu

From Dudley Drama & Film, some upcoming events that nurture the cinematic, artistic, and dramatic sides of you... *** FOR THE OFFBEAT/GENIUS/REPRESSED-PREP-SCHOOL CINEMATIC SIDE OF YOU *** A Film Screening of RUSHMORE part of the Dudley Fellows Film Festival a film by Wes Anderson starring Bill Murray and Jason Schwartzmann Wednesday February 23rd, 7:00 p.m. (TONIGHT!) Graduate Student Lounge, Dudley House Free to Dudley members and their guests Refreshments served Max Fischer is a precocious 15-year-old whose reason for living is his attendance at Rushmore, a private school where he's not doing well in any of his classes, but where he's the king of extracurricular activities - from being in the beekeeping society to writing and producing plays, there's very little after school he doesn't do. His life begins to change, however, when he finds out he's on academic probation, and when he stumbles into love with Miss Cross, a pretty teacher of the elementary school at Rushmore. Added to the mix is his friendship with Herman Blume, wealthy industrialist and father to boys who attend the school, and who also finds himself attracted to Miss Cross. Max's fate becomes inextricably tied to this odd love triangle... *** FOR THE ARTISTIC/MUSICAL/FOOT-TAPPING SIDE OF YOU *** ODAIKO NEW ENGLAND Saturday, March 12th, 8:00 p.m. Main Hall, Dudley House Sponsored by Dudley House so it's free to all members & guests Odaiko New England (ONE, onetaiko.net) is a performing group that weaves the traditional elements of taiko-- Japanese drumming-- with contemporary influences to create a constantly evolving and dynamic art form. Looking to experience something new and different? If you have never seen or heard taiko before, don't miss out! *** FOR THE DRAMATIC/I'VE-ALWAYS-WANTED-TO-BE-AN-ACTOR-BUT-SOMEHOW-ENDED-UP-IN- GRAD-SCHOOL SIDE OF YOU *** DUDLEY IMPROV & ACTING TROUPE Wednesday, March 2nd, 8:08 p.m. Fireside Room, Dudley House We play improv games, practice scenes from plays, and make the ridiculous seem normal. Come join us (first-timers always welcome) for a casual and fun environment to release that hidden acting instinct you never knew you had... Dudley Drama's spring production SWEET BIRD OF YOUTH to be peformed during the Arts First Festival, May 6 & 7 Still seeks production staff to help put the artistic and creative aspects of the show together. We can accomodate people of many different time commitments, from those who want to be involved in every stage of the show, to those who want to spend just production week helping out, to those who could lend one day of help building sets. It's a great way to get involved, and we can use whatever talents you may have. Contact us if you are interested. Questions? Comments? Email us at dudley.drama(a)gmail.com See you around Dudley House!

19 years, 2 months

Dudley Play Auditions Continue This Week

by bksun＠IMAP.fas.harvard.edu

* * * SPRING PLAY AUDITIONS TODAY AND WEDNESDAY * * * *** No preparation necessary-- just show up and give it a shot! *** Come audition for the Dudley House Spring Play! In addition to looking for actors, we are also putting together our production crew, so if you have interests or experience in lighting, set design/carpentry, costumes, make-up, sound, poster/program design, or stage management, please see below. We can use talents of all sorts, and we can train you if you don't have prior experience. Auditions: Monday, February 14th / Wednesday, February 16th 7:00-10:00 p.m. each night Dudley House (look for signs to direct you to the audition room) No preparation necessary: We will ask you to do a cold reading from the script and to do these readings solo, and possibly in groups. Courtesy RSVP to dudley.drama(a)gmail.com so we know how many people to expect on each night; but if you just feel moved just to show up that night, just show up! Who can audition? Anybody. Invite a significant other, spouse, or friend to come along. Preference for roles will be given to Dudley members/ Harvard students (both graduate and undergraduate), but staff and other affiliates are welcome to audition and have had nice roles in past productions. First-time actors, haven't-acted-since-high-school actors, and experienced actors are all welcome. The Play: Tennessee Williams' SWEET BIRD OF YOUTH Synopsis: Chance Wayne, a Hollywood gigolo determined to become a star, teams up with Alexandra Del Lago, a washed-up Hollywood actress, on his way back to his small-town home. The town clamors at the reappearance of the charismatic Chance, who claims to have found fame and fortune in Hollywood, while the mysterious Alexandra lies in a drunken stupor in their hotel room. Chance is convinced Alexandra can make him a star, so he protects her reputation while rediscovering his love for his hometown sweetheart, Heavenly, whose heart he broke when he disappeared to find fame. Chance's attempts to reignite his passion for the naive Heavenly deeply angers her vengeful father, the cruel town "boss" who will stop at nothing to see his daughter's lost innocence avenged. Rehearsals: We expect to rehearse 2 times a week on weekday evenings, with more rehearsals nearer to the production date. Although we will accomodate schedules as much as possible, we ask you not to audition if you expect significant time conflicts in the next few months. All casted actors will be expected to assist in various technical/production aspects of the play as well. Production and Backstage Roles: Being part of a Dudley drama production is a unique way to get involved with a diverse mix fo graduate and undergraduate students from all across campus, while putting together a great artistic event. Even if you don't have experience (but also if you do), we are looking for set and lighting designers, make-up and costume managers, stage managers, sound designers, house managers... you name it, we can use you! The time commitment varies by position but allows you to get as involved as you wish. Please contact us to discuss what you're interested in or if you want to know more about certain roles. Further information is on our website: http//go.to/dudleydrama And email us with any questions at dudley.drama(a)gmail.com

19 years, 2 months

Dudley Spring Play Auditions!

by bksun＠IMAP.fas.harvard.edu

Come audition for the Dudley House Spring Play! In addition to looking for actors, we are also putting together our production crew, so if you have interests or experience in lighting, set design/carpentry, costumes, make-up, sound, poster/program design, or stage management, please see below. We can use talents of all sorts, and we can train you if you don't have prior experience. Auditions: Thursday, February 10th / Monday, February 14th / Wednesday, February 16th 7:00-10:00 p.m. each night Dudley House (look for signs to direct you to the audition room) No preparation necessary: We will ask you to do a cold reading from the script and to do these readings solo, and possibly in groups. Courtesy RSVP to dudley.drama(a)gmail.com so we know how many people to expect on each night; but if you just feel moved just to show up that night, just show up! Who can audition? Anybody. Preference for roles will be given to Dudley members and Harvard students (both graduate and undergraduate), but staff and other affiliates are welcome to audition and have had nice roles in past productions. First-time actors, haven't-acted-since-high-school actors, and experienced actors are all welcome. The Play: Tennessee Williams' SWEET BIRD OF YOUTH Synopsis: Chance Wayne, a Hollywood gigolo determined to become a star, teams up with Alexandra Del Lago, a washed-up Hollywood actress, on his way back to his small-town home. The town clamors at the reappearance of the charismatic Chance, who claims to have found fame and fortune in Hollywood, while the mysterious Alexandra lies in a drunken stupor in their hotel room. Chance is convinced Alexandra can make him a star, so he protects her reputation while rediscovering his love for his hometown sweetheart, Heavenly, whose heart he broke when he disappeared to find fame. Chance's attempts to reignite his passion for the naive Heavenly deeply angers her vengeful father, the cruel town "boss" who will stop at nothing to see his daughter's lost innocence avenged. Rehearsals: We expect to rehearse 2 times a week on weekday evenings, with more rehearsals nearer to the production date. Although we will accomodate schedules as much as possible, we ask you not to audition if you expect significant time conflicts in the next few months. All casted actors will be expected to assist in various technical/production aspects of the play as well. Production and Backstage Roles: Being part of a Dudley drama production is a unique way to get involved with a diverse mix fo graduate and undergraduate students from all across campus, while putting together a great artistic event. Even if you don't have experience (but also if you do), we are looking for set and lighting designers, make-up and costume managers, stage managers, sound designers, house managers... you name it, we can use you! The time commitment varies by position but allows you to get as involved as you wish. Please contact us to discuss what you're interested in or if you want to know more about certain roles. Further information is on our website: http//go.to/dudleydrama And email us with any questions at dudley.drama(a)gmail.com See you soon!

19 years, 3 months

Tomorrow (12/13): HOMES OR RELICS at HFA

by bksun＠IMAP.fas.harvard.edu

Director Ying Qian, who presented her film "A Village Across the World" earlier this year with Dudley Drama/Film, will return to the Harvard Film Archive tomorrow in a presentation that blends architecture, history, and filmmaking. More info below... Monday December 13th, 7pm B-04 Carpenter Center, Harvard Film Archive, 24 Quincy Street, Cambridge FEATURING Homes or Relics: The Fate of Chinese Villages (A video and photo presentation) Speakers: Ying Qian (Department of Economics and the Film Study Center) and Irene Kang (Graduate School of Design) Please join us in the third Crosstalk in our new monthly series. Come and learn something about everything! Hear fellow students talk about their fields! Fire your imagination and let your ideas flow! For more information, please visit http://www.fas.harvard.edu/~dudley/fellows/cultint/web04-05/Crosstalk/ Crosstalk_Dec.htm, or contact Yao (yaochen(a)fas.harvard.edu)

19 years, 4 months

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