Happy to share this new 5 min film we made about all the lessons we learned from 2020 that we want to bring to 2021 and beyond. Featuring Queer Eye’s Tan France NPR’s All Things Considered, Ari Shapiro Thought leaders: Roxane Gay, V (formally Eve Ensler), Debbie Millman Rabbi Sandra, Performers: Beanie Feldstein, Shoshana Bean Adam Chanler Berat, Shakina Neyfack and chef Mike Solomonov.
This film was made in collaboration with @OneTable:)
It's one week until Nov 3rd. Whether you’ve already voted, have your ballot ready to drop off, or are still making your plan, your vote and your voice to get other people to vote matter.
We’re so excited to share our brand new 2 min film Dear Voter, about the bigger picture relationship between the pandemic and this election and why it’s so important to vote.
Please watch, vote as soon as possible, and share this film with as many people as you can. Who do you know that hasn’t voted? Who could you help get to the polls?
All share info below.
Let's get as many people to vote as possible! To our democracy! Tiffany & Sawyer + Let It Ripple Film Studio
“Hurry up and wait” is an expression used on film sets after everything is set up, the camera is ready to roll, and the crew just needs to wait for the shot to happen.
Feels similar to this new phase we find ourselves in right now. The panic and hurry of those first few weeks have settled into something else. Something that requires a lot of patience, because we don’t know exactly how long it’s going to last, or how many times we’ll have to redo the shot.
We aren’t exactly sure when this will end, or if when this period “ends” and we “start” again, we'll have another outbreak and need to go right back to where we started with shelter in place. Like we just learned from Singapore.
I feel like I'm in some strange film, on a road where no one knows where we are headed.
I think that’s why the idea of thinking of time in week-long segments and giving them clear boundaries, clear beginnings, and endings has been so powerful. If you are able to be sheltered in place, now might be a good time to try it.
This Wednesday, April 22 is Earth Day. I will be giving my talk, based on my book 24/6: The Power of Unplugging One Day a Week, on time, rest, nature, and boundaries around screen use and taking time to turn them off during this period. The talk is tomorrow, at 11am PT/2pm ET. Free registration is here.
Zoom Challah Bake Friday 10am PT/1pm ET Last Friday, for my weekly Zoom Challah Bake we had bakers from all over the US and from Greece and Canada. Here are some of the flower challahs we made below. This Friday, April 24th, we will be making Moroccan challah with zaatar.
Guest Bakers Roxane Gay & Debbie Millman On Friday May 1, our guest bakers will be NY Times bestselling author Roxane Gay and Design Matters Podcast creator and author Debbie Millman. Can't wait. Join us here
My brother, Dr. Jordan Shlain is back in the Bay Area after volunteering in NYC now that the curve is flattening there. Will keep you posted on his next update.
Wanted to let you know about my husband, Professor Ken Goldberg, weekly discussion about “COVID-19, Robots, and Us.” You can join him for a discussion with experts from the robotics and health community here.
I wanted my neighbors to know I was smiling when I saw them on my daily walk, so here’s my mask. I know it looks a little uncanny but most people laugh when they see it.
We need to laugh as much as possible through this situation.
We would LOVE for you to participate in a new crowdsourced cloud film we are making on the current Corona situation. Please watch my call for entries video and all the info is at www.letitripple.org/submissions/Stay safe and I can't wait to see what you send in! xo, Tiffany
Tiffany Shlain & Let It Ripple Studio
Tiffany Shlain & Let It Ripple Studio
Happy to share this new 5 min film we made about all the lessons we learned from 2020 that we want to bring to 2021 and beyond. Featuring Queer Eye’s Tan France NPR’s All Things Considered, Ari Shapiro Thought leaders: Roxane Gay, V (formally Eve Ensler), Debbie Millman Rabbi Sandra, Performers: Beanie Feldstein, Shoshana Bean Adam Chanler Berat, Shakina Neyfack and chef Mike Solomonov.
This film was made in collaboration with @OneTable:)
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Dear Community,
It's one week until Nov 3rd. Whether you’ve already voted, have your ballot ready to drop off, or are still making your plan, your vote and your voice to get other people to vote matter.
We’re so excited to share our brand new 2 min film Dear Voter, about the bigger picture relationship between the pandemic and this election and why it’s so important to vote.
Please watch, vote as soon as possible, and share this film with as many people as you can. Who do you know that hasn’t voted? Who could you help get to the polls?
All share info below.
Let's get as many people to vote as possible! To our democracy!
Tiffany & Sawyer + Let It Ripple Film Studio
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Tiffany Shlain & Let It Ripple Studio
“Hurry up and wait” is an expression used on film sets after everything is set up, the camera is ready to roll, and the crew just needs to wait for the shot to happen.
Feels similar to this new phase we find ourselves in right now. The panic and hurry of those first few weeks have settled into something else. Something that requires a lot of patience, because we don’t know exactly how long it’s going to last, or how many times we’ll have to redo the shot.
We aren’t exactly sure when this will end, or if when this period “ends” and we “start” again, we'll have another outbreak and need to go right back to where we started with shelter in place. Like we just learned from Singapore.
I feel like I'm in some strange film, on a road where no one knows where we are headed.
I think that’s why the idea of thinking of time in week-long segments and giving them clear boundaries, clear beginnings, and endings has been so powerful. If you are able to be sheltered in place, now might be a good time to try it.
This Wednesday, April 22 is Earth Day. I will be giving my talk, based on my book 24/6: The Power of Unplugging One Day a Week, on time, rest, nature, and boundaries around screen use and taking time to turn them off during this period. The talk is tomorrow, at 11am PT/2pm ET. Free registration is here.
Zoom Challah Bake Friday 10am PT/1pm ET
Last Friday, for my weekly Zoom Challah Bake we had bakers from all over the US and from Greece and Canada. Here are some of the flower challahs we made below. This Friday, April 24th, we will be making Moroccan challah with zaatar.
Guest Bakers Roxane Gay & Debbie Millman
On Friday May 1, our guest bakers will be NY Times bestselling author Roxane Gay and Design Matters Podcast creator and author Debbie Millman. Can't wait.
Join us here
My brother, Dr. Jordan Shlain is back in the Bay Area after volunteering in NYC now that the curve is flattening there. Will keep you posted on his next update.
Wanted to let you know about my husband, Professor Ken Goldberg, weekly discussion about “COVID-19, Robots, and Us.” You can join him for a discussion with experts from the robotics and health community here.
I wanted my neighbors to know I was smiling when I saw them on my daily walk, so here’s my mask. I know it looks a little uncanny but most people laugh when they see it.
We need to laugh as much as possible through this situation.
Xo
Tiffany
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Tiffany Shlain & Let It Ripple Studio
We would LOVE for you to participate in a new crowdsourced cloud film we are making on the current Corona situation. Please watch my call for entries video and all the info is at www.letitripple.org/submissions/Stay safe and I can't wait to see what you send in! xo, Tiffany
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