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Short Course Tutor | Australian Film Television and Radio School [Video]
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Short Course Tutor | Australian Film Television and Radio School [Video]

Drew is currently the ALMG State Representative for Victoria and sits on the board forMelbourne Screen Hub.With a career spanning over 20 years, Drew has worked on over 50 television series and films and has scouted and shot everything from dairy farms to deserts, big homes to bedsits, city rooftops to underground gold mines. Drew has made a career out of a line of work that he fell into largely because of his passion for film and because he doesnt mind a chat. Notable projects include recently released comedy featureRicky Stanicky,mini-seriesThe Clearing,and dramasThe Pacific, Animal Kingdom, The DressmakerandThe Leftovers.

Where can you find a FEMA disaster recovery center [Video]
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Where can you find a FEMA disaster recovery center [Video]

Nearly a month after Hurricane Helene hit our area many are still in search of assistance, as FEMA works through thousands of applications.Gabriel Gonzalez, a FEMA spokesperson, says in the weeks following Hurricane Helene around 12,000 assistance applications were filed per day here in South Carolina. Now that number is closer to 5,000 per day.”Survivors and applicants, they just need guidance on ‘where do I go’? ‘What documents do I need?’ How do I file my application?” he explains.He says there’s a change in recovery needs. Since Hurricane Helene nearly 400,000 applications have been filed in south carolina.”As of yesterday, cob, we had disbursed $162 million in grants and aid,” Gonzalez says.He says a major tool FEMA is currently using to offer aid is through disaster recovery centers, with a new one opening in Oconee County on Wednesday.” can do pretty much from filing their initial application, verifying the status of an application, uploading documents,” he saysGonzalez explains money is still available for those who need assistance, in the form of grants.”Due to the disaster and the hurricane, the grant caps are 42,500, and that is an umbrella,” he says.He adds if you’re waiting on a response for a home inspection, it’s possible contractors will call you on a nongovernment phone number. However, you should still verify and ask them for identification. Gonzalez says the best way to access help is through FEMA’s website, app or in person at a DRC. You can locate one here.”We also have transitional sheltering assistance. If you are displaced or you cannot stay in your house because your house is uninhabitable,” he says.If your home was not damaged by debris but is still in your yard, FEMA does not offer assistance for debris removal. However, you could get money for your car if it’s damaged.”Let’s say your car got flooded because of the but it’s still salvageable. We can assist also with, transportation and repairs for vehicles in the household primary vehicle household,” Gonzalez says.Gonzalez says he still expects more centers to open here in the upstate this week. One in Spartanburg will open Thursday at 175 Community College Drive.You can locate one close to your home here.

Tua Tagovailoa says he loves football ahead of return to practice [Video]
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Miami Dolphins quarterback Tua Tagovailoa is set to return to practice Wednesday after missing the last four games as a result of suffering another concussion.Tagovailoa will still need to clear concussion protocol in order to play in Sundays home game against the Arizona Cardinals at Hard Rock Stadium.The 26-year-old said it was his choice to return to play football and understands peoples worry that he may get hurt again.I appreciate your concern, Tagovailoa told reporters Monday. I really do. I love this game and I love it to the death of me. Thats it.Tagovailoa said he would not wear a Guardian Cap, a soft-shell helmet covering, saying its a personal choice.When asked how much risk he is taking playing again after suffering multiple concussions, Tagovailoa said, How much risk do we take when we get up in the morning to go drive to work? Can get in a car crash.He continued: Every time we all suit up, were all taking a risk that we could potentially get hurt, whether its a concussion, a broken bone, anything you get up off of the bed the wrong way, you potentially could risk you spraining your ankle. Theres just risk in any and everything and Im willing to play the odds.Dolphins head coach Mike McDaniel told reporters medical experts deemed it safe for Tagovailoas return.I dont mess with timelines or try to overcook or forecast. You lean on experts for matters of the career and thats what were doing here, he said.McDaniel said Tagovailoa does need to protect himself better on the field.I think he has a better understanding of his responsibility towards the entire organization at this point and feels tremendous responsibility to do anything in his power to be on the field, so part of that is protecting yourself.McDaniel added: He has to be able to protect himself, for him to regardless of the first down conversion that hes trying to get, for him to be on the field with his team that he needs to be smart about how he engages in contact.Tagovailoa suffered another concussion on Sept. 12 when he dove for a first down and took a hit from Bills safety Damar Hamlin. Tagovailoa was able to walk off the field under his own power after the collision.The Dolphins went 1-3 without the starting QB, as the offense averaged a league-low 8.75 points per game during his absence.