borjamoya

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by borjamoya 4y ago
During the pandemic when everyone was working remotely, I heard countless stories of terrible bosses who were exploiting their employees. That inspired me to make Resignation Letter. Resignation Letter is a psychological horror short film a
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In Echo of Soviet Era, Russia’s Movie Theaters Turn to Pirate Screenings(nytimes.com)
1 points by borjamoya 4y ago|0 comments
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by borjamoya 4y ago
There are so many things like the noise reduction tool in the color page.
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by borjamoya 4y ago
Yes, absolutely. It's more than enough for most people. The paid version is to unlock features that you'd want to use in higher productions.
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by borjamoya 4y ago
I've been using Davinci Resolve for almost three years and I can't emphasize enough how great this product is. IMO, it's miles away from Adobe Premiere. Not only because of its color grading capabilities, but I just find it w
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by borjamoya 5y ago
Thank you! For those of you asking in the email, I'm working on two genres: (1) Crime/horror. It's basically it's a scene from a feature script I'm writing. The feature is a crime / thriller film, but this spec
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by borjamoya 5y ago
Not really!
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by borjamoya 5y ago
Probably not the place to post this, but I'm directing and producing a couple of short films and it'd be great to find people who want to help in any aspect of the post-production process: musicians, designers, VFX/3D artists
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Some call online ads annoying. We call them unlawful(stopstalkerads.org)
2 points by borjamoya 5y ago|0 comments
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Resistance to the new data colonialism must start now(aljazeera.com)
2 points by borjamoya 6y ago|0 comments
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Cryptocurrency system using body activity data(patentscope.wipo.int)
62 points by borjamoya 6y ago|47 comments
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by borjamoya 7y ago
2020 is the new 1984...
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by borjamoya 7y ago
You're absolutely right. The thing is that they have access to way better technology--and they're not shy about it. I'm not just talking about their live facial recognition. But also their access to Cleaview AI's databas
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by borjamoya 7y ago
I’ve just released a short film (free) about the UK’s surveillance state and the live facial recognition deployments by UK police forces, where thousands have been scanned without consent, and many have been racially profiled. During 2019 a
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UK is deploying a surveillance state as British are focusing on Covid-19(twitter.com)
24 points by borjamoya 7y ago|5 comments
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by borjamoya 7y ago
I’m Borja Moya, a filmmaker and privacy activist based in London. I’ve just released a short film about the UK’s surveillance state and the live facial recognition deployments by UK police forces, where thousands have been scanned without c
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UK Surveillance State: A short film [FREE](bmstudios.org)
5 points by borjamoya 7y ago|1 comments
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Yuval Noah Harari: the world after coronavirus(ft.com)
4 points by borjamoya 7y ago|0 comments
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by borjamoya 7y ago
The problem I have with these sort of initiatives is that they don't solve the real problem. Here's the thing: I want to own some of my data, but I don't want to own most of it, because it shouldn't be collected in the f
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by borjamoya 7y ago
Time will tell :-)
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by borjamoya 7y ago
For less than 50 deployments in the small Cardiff City? That's a lot of dough. They were simple tests. Now in London it's going to be fully operational on a daily basis. Either way, the major concern is how the UK is building a da
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by borjamoya 7y ago
And who's getting money behind the scenes?
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by borjamoya 7y ago
There are a lot of things going on that I find interesting. But one that has caught my attention is the realization that surveillance is a profitable business. Live facial recognition deployments cost a lot of money. Just in Cardiff alone t
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by borjamoya 7y ago
Big Brother Watch, the UK campaign group fighting facial recognition has opened a petition to stop the deployment of live facial recognition by the Met Police: https://you.38degrees.org.uk/petitions/stop-the-met-police-
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Police begin operational use of live facial recognition technology in London(news.met.police.uk)
141 points by borjamoya 7y ago|48 comments
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Inside a live facial recognition deployment in UK(borjamoya.com)
1 points by borjamoya 7y ago|0 comments
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by borjamoya 7y ago
Sometimes it's hard to tell where the line is, isn't it?
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by borjamoya 7y ago
I moved recently to London and one of the things that I find surprising is that surveillance is seen as normal. In fact, last Sunday there was a facial recognition deployment in Cardiff during the football match. There was a group of fans c
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The Scam of ‘Influencer’(seths.blog)
4 points by borjamoya 7y ago|0 comments
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by borjamoya 7y ago
The thing is that you can't make a point in two paragraphs. You can state something, but it leaves room for all sorts of interpretations. I cover all these points in the book. But just to be clear this isn't just about China as t

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