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Carina Jaramillo

Carina is a writer and graphic designer with an interest in film, TV and furniture design. She especially likes indie films and quirky comedy series. She likes modern furniture inspired by mid-century design. She has a background in art and has many arts and craft related hobbies like coloring and yarn-work. She is also a fitness enthusiast and particularly enjoys weight-lifting. She loves dogs and spending time with her family.

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Review Music Blogs

The team has once again composed a list of the best blogs in music, this time focussing on the heavily-stamped ground of music reviews. We provide the unique sites below in one simple location for your review and enjoyment, while at the same time using the opportunity to award each for their fine writing skills and services to the sprawling…
Carina Jaramillo
July 5, 2018
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Palliser Pacifico vs Octane Turbo

When you are designing your home theater, one of the most important and expensive decisions you will make is in regards to seating. There are several different options available to the home theater owner, and the choice is entirely personal; however, there are several key features that should be considered when reviewing theater seating options for your personal use. Quality…
Carina Jaramillo
June 27, 2018
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Writing for Theater and Film

Entertainment has been woven into American culture for centuries, from traveling circuses and Shakespeare performances to rock concerts, blockbuster films, Broadway stages and even your home theater. And in today's digital world, our connection to it runs deeper than ever. Social media and the internet give us around-the-clock access to our favorite stars, both on screen and off. For many…
Carina Jaramillo
April 10, 2016
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Break a Leg! – The Story Behind Theatrical Superstitions

It’s common knowledge that there are many superstitions in the world of theater. Most people know that an actor will say “break a leg” to another actor instead of wishing the person good luck. But why do actors avoid saying “good luck” on opening night? Consider the history behind the phrase “break a leg” along with other superstitions that are…
Carina Jaramillo
February 2, 2016
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Making the Perfect Theater Costume: A Beginner’s Guide to Sewing

Creating a theater costume can be quite the task for an advanced sewer, let alone a beginner who is just starting to learn the tools and tricks of the trade; however, with a little research and practice, even beginners can create accurate and impressive theatrical costumes. Before beginning to create a theater costume, thorough research should be conducted to understand…
Carina Jaramillo
January 8, 2015
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Abraham Lincoln’s Assassination at Ford’s Theatre

The Assassination of Abraham Lincoln: Murdered in His Theater Seat On Friday, April 14, 1865, the United States of America was shocked when President Abraham Lincoln was assassinated as he sat in his theater seat in a crowded theater. The president was at Ford’s Theater attending a play called Our American Cousin, and he was assassinated by an actor named John Wilkes…
Carina Jaramillo
December 4, 2014
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TheaterSeatStore.com’s Guide to Dramaturgy

Though not many are familiar with the role of a dramaturg, their function is vitally important to the theater. While the role of a dramaturg may differ from one theater to the next, one aspect remains the same: research. A dramaturg is a point of contact for directors and playwrights (dramatists) as they research multiple aspects of a play. There…
Carina Jaramillo
April 23, 2014