It looks like John Gray may be directing the episode they're currently working on.
He previously directed:
2x11 "New Beginnings"
3x13 "Pinned"
5x14 "Dumb Luck"
6x12 "Recovery"
7x01 "Abandon 'Ships"
7x06 "There Goes The Groom"
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“I think method acting gets a bad rap nowadays, but if you consider it [in relation to] people’s time, it’s certainly not a bad thing.” - EWAN MITCHELL, for The Face
[The A24 Project]
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You’ve drawn the og Taskline Trio (William, Alton, Winston)… now it’s time for the Directors! /nf
First time drawing these lads, here's some stickers for them too
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A Brief History of the Safdie Brothers | PORT Magazine
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Looks like Brenna Malloy is directing one of the episodes they're currently working on
She previously did:
4x04 "9-1-1, What's Your Grievance?"
4x13 "Suspicion"
5x04 "Home and Away"
5x10 "Wrapped In Red"
6x09 "Red Flag"
6x16 "Lost and Found"
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A slightly dry dinner in northern Antarctica. Although meals are secondary to snacking throughout the day, they are still social events for the community. In part because of the beak notch, most cultures tend to eat dryer food earlier in the day and then less solid food later on. Friends will tend to gather when they eat, and out of all meals, dinner becomes a significant social occasion resulting from the large number of Directors heading back to sleeping areas/recreation and such after eating and cleaning off. Much of the food is served in what it was made in, though not all of it. Water is regularly dumped out and refilled. This being one of the first groups to arrive since the area was cleaned, there isn't much in the way of spillage, but there will be.
The beak notch:
It was smaller in the past, and its slow expansion has been attributed to the increased necessity of tool use. It's not large enough to prevent adequate food/water intake, but it does mean that some will inevitably spill out. When this actually became a problem for sanitation as larger communities developed, it became common for eating areas to have floor mats dedicated to collecting what drops down that and are then washed afterward, having them on platforms so the food can be dropped down, or a mix of both.
Recycling:
In the past, they've used food waste as biomass for insect farms/compost. It is also now used to help with biotech cultivation.
As a community activity:
Meals contribute quite a bit to daily life since communities tend to eat in the same place as a social activity. Wake up, eat a fairly dry snack with water, and start the day, with meals typically getting less dry and drinks more flavorful as the day goes on. At least one large meal is often had in the evening where most of the community gathers at once and groups interact, share gossip, and otherwise just chill for a bit. After that, most will head to communal bath houses where they'll clean up before dispersing again, either to sleep for the night or begin community nighttime functions.
Bragging to the other collectives about how many dead things they harvested from the biomass pile but then the engineering collective challenges the plant ag collective to a platform duel for fun (king of the hill but the platform is suspended like 50 feet in the air) so like half the group breaks off and the sanitation collective gets angry and starts scolding them because the fuckers just made their job 10 times more difficult by making a mess everywhere because they tried to take their food out of the eating area to watch without making prior arrangements.
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Happy New Years from Elaine May & Mike Nichols!
Elaine May & Mike Nichols for a New Year's eve publicity shoot for the stage production An Evening With Mike Nichols and Elaine May
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Orson Welles explaining to reporters in 1938 that he didn’t know his War of the Worlds broadcast would cause such widespread panic.
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