Bruce Campbell and Sam Raimi are actively pursuing the idea of continuing the Evil Dead franchise with an animated series
After playing Evil Dead franchise hero Ash Williams on screen for around forty years, spanning three feature films and three seasons of the TV series Ash vs. Evil Dead, Bruce Campbell formally retired from the role, saying he’s not physically able to handle the action sequences any longer. But he is still willing to voice the character, as evident from the recently released Evil Dead: The Game… and just over a year ago, he said would gladly provide Ash’s voice if there were ever to be an Evil Dead animated series. Franchise creator Sam Raimi has let it be known that he wants to continue making Evil Dead projects with Campbell, and he must have heard Campbell’s answer to the animated series question, because our friends at Bloody Disgusting report that Campbell has confirmed they are “actively pursuing” the idea of an Evil Dead animated series!
Campbell told Bloody Disgusting, “All I can say is we’re actively pursuing it. Sam’s a busy guy. He had a big hit movie, so he’s got a lot on his plate, but he and his brother are actively shaping out the world. It’s one thing to get an animator and say, ‘Hey, animate this!’ You’ve got to know what you’re going to animate. I look forward to it, because my voice hasn’t aged as much as I have.“
Clearly there aren’t many details to share about the project at this time – but here’s hoping that it would pick right up from the futuristic ending of the Ash vs. Evil Dead TV series. Campbell has previously said it would. “You pick up right where the show left off. You can do the future a lot easier in animation.“
While we wait to see what happens with the Evil Dead animated series, we have writer/director Lee Cronin’s Evil Dead Rise to look forward to. That film is set to reach theatres on April 21st.
What do you think of Bruce Campbell providing the voice of Ash for an Evil Dead animated series, possibly one that continues the story of Ash vs. Evil Dead? Share your thoughts on this idea by leaving a comment below.
The research opens the doors for promising applications that can help people with neurological diseases such as Parkinson's.
CHARLESTON, S.C., March 9, 2023 (Newswire.com)
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An independent study titled "Validating a Portable Device for Blinking Analyses through Laboratory Neurophysiological Techniques," carried out by prominent blink researcher Matteo Bologna, M.D., sheds light on technological solutions that can help millions of people with neurological diseases around the world. The study compared revolutionary blink reflex technology by blinkcns, Inc., called EyeStat, with standard lab techniques and concluded that the former provides reliable and accurate measures.
The technology is the brainchild of The Medical University of South Carolina (MUSC) and was licensed by blinkcns, a South Carolina-based biotech company that holds the worldwide rights to stimulating and analyzing the blink reflex to help improve the detection and management of neurological disease and conditions like Parkinson's, ADHD, and TBI.
Their FDA-cleared technology, EyeStat, uses 8 light puffs of air to stimulate a patient's blink reflex in a 30-second test. The technology can also be configured to measure a patient's spontaneous or voluntary blink, requiring no stimulus. The system employs high-speed videography to capture and record the eyelids and measure various parameters of the blink reflex using a proprietary algorithm.
In the study, Dr. Bologna recorded eye-blink kinematics using traditional laboratory-based techniques and compared it with the data obtained from the portable EyeStat device. To conduct the analysis, sixteen healthy adults underwent spontaneous and voluntary blink recordings and used the SMART motion analysis system and EyeStat device. The recorded blinking data showed a linear relationship with the outcome collected with the SMART system (p ranged from <0.001 to 0.02; r ranged from 0.85 to 0.57).
These outcomes showed high reliability and accuracy of a blinking analysis compared to traditional processes. The study concluded that EyeStat, due to its portable nature and underlying technology, makes recording blinking more accessible in daily clinical practice and research activities. This would allow for future large-scale studies with patients with neurological diseases and healthy subjects in diverse clinic settings. During the experimentation session, none of the participants experienced any adverse effects.
Referring to the study, blinkcns CEO Ryan Fiorini said, "The eyes are the window into the brain. The blink reflex, specifically, can tell a whole story about what's going on in the brain neurologically. We want to thank Dr. Bologna for the invaluable independent research that will undoubtedly shed light on the scientific advantages of using this technology to assess the blink reflex. We hope it will go a long way to helping people across the globe in various clinical settings."
Using the portable device, data can easily be obtained in patients with neurological conditions or neurodegenerative diseases, specifically ADHD, TBI, and Parkinson's, blinkcns' main research areas. Another application is to generate valuable data to monitor the short to long-term effects of surgery and drugs.
About blinkcns: Blinkcns (formerly blinktbi) is a Charleston, SC-based biotech company dedicated to improving the detection and management of neurological disease through rapid, non-invasive collection of objective data from the eyes. The company holds the world-wide rights to stimulating and analyzing the blink reflex by the means of air, sound or light. Their FDA-cleared technology, called EyeStat, measures the blink with gentle air puffs to provide objective data about the brain. With foundational research in traumatic brain injury (TBI), the company is exploring clinical programs in other neurological disease states and conditions such as Parkinson's, ADHD, Dry Eye, and more.
PHILADELPHIA, March 9, 2023 (Newswire.com)
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Prolocor, Inc., a healthcare startup developing an innovative precision diagnostic test with the potential to predict the risk of thrombosis by quantifying FcγRIIa on the surface of platelets, today announced that Edward L. Rosen has joined the company's Board of Directors. Rosen is a highly accomplished and well-respected industry expert and has held numerous senior-level positions during his illustrious career.
Most recently, Rosen served as Chief Strategy & Commercial Officer at Clinical Genomics, where he generated and implemented an integrated commercial strategy, delivered successful IP licensing, and oversaw efforts that gained Medicare and Medicare Advantage reimbursement coverage. Prior to joining Clinical Genomics, he served as Executive-in-Residence at Columbia University (Office of Technology Ventures), where he collaborated with entrepreneurs and inventors to facilitate the transfer of research innovations from the lab to the market, as well as supporting start-up efforts across therapeutic, diagnostic and device applications. Earlier in his career, Rosen was co-founder, President and CEO of Elucida Oncology, where he built the company through securing financing to advance its programs. Rosen also spent nearly 20 years with Johnson & Johnson and Smith & Nephew in various positions, departing as Worldwide Vice President of Marketing at Mentor Worldwide, a Johnson & Johnson company.
"We are extremely excited to welcome Ed to Prolocor's Board of Directors," said Dr. Peter DiBattiste, co-founder and CEO of Prolocor. "Ed brings a tremendous wealth of commercialization experience and a solid track record of success. Given his expertise in the medical device, therapeutics, and diagnostics realm, we are confident that Ed can meaningfully contribute to the strategic focus for Prolocor."
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AUSTIN, Texas, March 9, 2023 (Newswire.com)
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iQuanti: If you're starting a new treatment plan, you'll likely have several follow-up appointments with your psychiatrist in Austin to monitor progress. During these appointments, your clinician will ask questions to assess your mental health and wellness. Here are 10 questions your psychiatrist might ask and why:
1. How are you feeling? Your psychiatrist might lead with this general question to get an idea of your emotional state. Your answer can provide a broad overview of your current mental health and how medication, if taking, is helping.
2. Are you experiencing any side effects? Many medications have known side effects. It can help to keep a log or journal of your symptoms and any potential side effects. Documenting this information can make it easier for the psychiatrist to determine whether they need to adjust your medication.
3. How are your symptoms? This is a direct way to ask how well the medication is working. Let your clinician know if your symptoms are improving or if your progress hasn't been what you expected.
4. Are you under any stress? Stress can worsen mental health symptoms and impact progress on medication. It's important to share any current life stressors with your psychiatrist, whether it's family-related, work-related, or something else. Understanding what's going on in your life can help your clinician get a fuller, more accurate picture of your mental health.
5. How well are you sleeping? Sleep issues can indicate a variety of mental health concerns. If your sleep habits are improving, the psychiatrist may see that as a sign that the medication is working. If you're having trouble getting to or staying asleep, this may indicate an issue, such as a side effect of medication. Getting too little sleep can greatly affect your mental health and worsen symptoms of many conditions.
6. Are there any environmental factors that make your symptoms worse? If you've noticed that certain triggers, such as a particular place or people, make you feel worse, let your psychiatrist know. They might be able to provide strategies for dealing with these triggers.
7. How would you rate your overall level of functioning? Many people reach out to a psychiatrist because they're having difficulty with daily functioning. Improved functioning - at work, in school, or in relationships - can indicate that treatment is working.
8. Have you been using any substances? Some people engage in alcohol or substance use to cope with mental health issues and self-medicate. If you're still doing this - or if you've started doing it - this could be a sign that your medication is not working as intended. Some substances interact with medication, so it's important to let your psychiatrist know. A competent clinician will not judge you for this.
9. Have you noticed any other changes? Your psychiatrist might ask if you've noticed anything outside your symptoms improving or worsening. Anything from an increase in energy levels to better concentration can signal progress.
10. Is there anything else you'd like to discuss? This open-ended question allows you to bring up any other topics or concerns related to your mental health. Feel free to provide any information that gives your psychiatrist a fuller picture of your mental health and raise any issues that need more attention.
At HIMSS23, Chicago, AGFA HealthCare, the Enterprise Imaging pioneer and innovator, will showcase how its latest generation of the Enterprise Imaging platform (AGFA EI) supports health systems' goals to deliver sustainable and superior care outcomes, across local community networks or geographically distributed organizations.
GREENVILLE, S.C., March 9, 2023 (Newswire.com)
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Introducing the Imaging Health Network™ -AGFA HealthCare introduced the single-source-of-truth Imaging Health Record™ (IHR) to empower clinicians with frictionless access to imaging information, so they can find their flow and stay focused on patients. The Imaging Health Network™ (IHN) further advances seamless access to patient imaging across high-volume health networks and affiliates.
The Imaging Health Network™ is an aggregated community health record for medical imaging, in which all contributing providers publish their portion of the patient's journey. At each step along this journey, the patient is assured that the physician has access to the entire cross-provider imaging record. With the IHN in place, care providers can save, view, and access patient imaging information in real time, supporting clinical history confidence.
The latest generation AGFA HealthCare Enterprise Imaging breaks the old paradigm of routing data to the user and instead brings the 'user to the data' via real-time streaming technology.
Mark Burgess, President, North America, AGFA HealthCare, explains: "Our vision for Enterprise Imaging is to act at the intersection of patient care and technology. We believe that clinicians deserve a 'Life in flow,' that enables them to stay focused on the task at hand, without the unnecessary distractions that old-school imaging systems create. The AGFA EI Imaging Health Network™ creates an extended community of shared patient imaging to advance sustainable care. AGFA EI is the backbone that health systems can build upon as they adopt the benefits of the Imaging Health Record™, for all medical specialties that generate or consume imaging."
HIMSS23 attendees are invited to experience Enterprise Imaging Innovations At AGFA HealthCare's booth, participants can discover how AGFA EI keeps the entire healthcare ecosystem in flow: from IT specialists to multi-service line clinicians, management, and patients. The result is the ability to leverage medical imaging across the care continuum, empowering the delivery of exceptional patient care.
Increase radiology and cardiology efficiency by creating a fair work distribution. Share workloads enterprise-wide with AGFA HealthCare workflow orchestration and the Shared Reading Workflow. Clinicians can spend less time on low-impact tasks, and more time on high-impact work.
Augment decision-making, and support clinical accuracyand fast diagnosis with theRUBEE® for AI solution. Enable speedy care and access to patient data - no matter the modality, no matter the place, with AGFA HealthCare Enterprise Imaging POCUS. Improve the cardiologist's work experience with Enterprise Imaging for Cardiology,across specialties and modalities, while offering web-basedimage viewing and access.
Increase your image storage and viewing, data security, scalability and accessibility while controlling costs, with AGFA HealthCare's modular approach to Cloud Solutions.
Dan Brown, Chief Technology Officer, AGFA HealthCare adds:"With a single, clinical database platform, we can enable a leaner organization that supports each and every person in the health system to be the best version of themselves. Fewer IT systems means less resources and time are required for management, while fewer applications reduces the requirements for servers, storage and infrastructure support. Our pioneering technology provides a true 'less is more' approach, delivering what health systems are demanding in order to operate successfully in today's challenging care and financial environment."
"That's life in flow" - AGFA HealthCare delivers 'Life in flow' to meet radiologists', as well as all clinicians', daily challenges by means of a highly focused and customizable experience. Through automation, straightforward integration, and cross-team collaboration, our Imaging Health Record™ gives clinicians a truly comprehensive view of their patients, letting them spend less time searching for data - and more time focused on helping people.
To find your flow, find our booth: AGFA HealthCare booth #1902, HIMSS23, Chicago, or contact us for a special discussion at your convenience. Also, please stop by for our Belgian Beer Tasting, Tuesday, April 18, and Wednesday, April 19, beginning at 4:00 PM.
Contact Information:
Miriam Ladin
Marketing and Communication Americas [email protected]
+1 978 284 7777
Developers of estate planning, password manager, and crypto wallet solutions announce the publication of a U.S. patent.
NEW YORK, March 9, 2023 (Newswire.com)
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Legacy Suite announces the company's U.S. patent publication for an estate planning and beneficiary management system.
The United States Patent and Trademark Office issued U.S. Patent No. 11,599,961, titled "Estate Planning and Beneficiary Management System Including Digital Assets," that addresses the system's structure to safeguard different categories of personal digital documents. The patent, filed on June 30, 2022, and granted on March 7, 2023, expands the breadth and depth of Legacy Suite's intellectual property portfolio and underscores its commitment to innovation.
"The granting of this patent recognizes the innovation and unique nature of Legacy Suite's products for protecting the wide range of digital assets that have become common and essential in people's lives, and it protects our work as Legacy Suite expands its reach in the marketplace," company President Gordon Bell said.
Legacy Suite is the developer of an innovative, comprehensive, and integrated slate of products that allow people to manage digital assets like passwords, electronic legal and financial documents, images and other digital media, cryptocurrency, and NFTs, both for their use and as a legacy to their heirs.
"With the emergence of the digital revolution, many of the things people own and consume aren't tangible," said Bell. "That includes cryptocurrency, online banking accounts, social media accounts, and email accounts, as well as digital versions of vital documents like living wills and health care directives."
A person's estate changes over the years, including adjustments to asset portfolios, health insurance policies, marriages and divorces, deaths and births of family members, and tax considerations if moving to a different state or country, Bell said. Also, investment portfolios may increase or decrease in value, and some physical assets may be acquired, sold, donated, or lost.
Users can select heirs and other beneficiaries to access the platform's critical data and digital assets. The estate planning process can include an inventory of assets and the instructions and credentials to locate and access them.
The information is organized into suites, including a legal suite for legal documents, a legacy suite for user legacy information, a digital suite for passwords and digital asset access information, and a financial suite for traditional and digital assets.
"There is clearly a need to include digital estate planning considerations in the traditional estate planning model, and Legacy Suite provides solutions that offer protection and peace of mind for the owner of those digital assets today and in the future," Bell said.
About Legacy Suite
Legacy Suite is a complete end-to-end solution providing first-class digital asset management, estate planning support, and crypto wallet protection. Legacy Suite is a secure solution for crypto self-custody and password management, which allows you to hold your own keys, set up directives, assign executors, and have peace of mind knowing that your digital assets will safely transfer to your next of kin.
Arrow in the Head reviews the Blumhouse thriller Unseen, starring Jolene Purdy and Midori Francis. Directed by Yoko Okumura
PLOT: A nearsighted woman being pursued through the woods by her homicidal ex has to have a stranger on a video call try to guide her to safety.
REVIEW: Two of the best thrillers to be released in the last few years were John Hyam’s Alone and Randall Okita’s See for Me – and if you were to drop those two movies into a Mixmaster, the resulting concoction would probably be something very much like Yoko Okumura’s feature directorial debut Unseen. Like Alone, Unseen is about a woman escaping from the clutches of a killer who has taken her to a cabin in the woods, running off through the forest in hopes of finding help and civilization. The women in both movies even end up taking a plunge into a river. And as in See for Me, the endangered woman in this movie has vision issues (in this case, she is extremely nearsighted), so she has to get on a video call with a third party and hope they can guide her to safety. So Unseen is quite reminiscent of Alone and See for Me, but at the same time it has its own style and quirkiness that makes it a unique viewing experience. Even if you have already seen those other movies, Unseen is worth checking out on its own merits.
The story scripted by Salvatore Cardoni and Brian Rawlins begins with Florida gas station cashier Sam (Jolene Purdy) dialing a wrong number right before reporting for her shift. This misdial connects her with Emily (Midori Francis), a Michigan doctor who has been abducted by her ex-boyfriend Charlie (Michael Patrick Lane), who has taken her out to a cabin in the woods with the intention of killing her. He says it’s the only way he can properly move on from her. Okumura and the writers don’t waste any time getting the action rolling; Sam makes her accidental call to Emily’s phone in the very first scene, and Emily exits the cabin – without her much-needed glasses – at almost exactly the ten minute mark. Unseen is all about the adventure Emily and Sam go on through the woods, together but at long distance, and that adventure takes us through the rest of the film’s perfectly short and quick 76 minute running time.
If you’re wondering, the movie does give an acceptable explanation for why Emily is guided through the woods by the random person who accidentally called her number instead of a 911 operator (and yes, 911 is called before the gas station clerk is called). That allows the viewer to just go with it as the at-first reluctant and overwhelmed Sam tries to help the beleaguered woman who’s roughly 1000 miles away from her escape from a dangerous situation. And Emily isn’t the only one who has to worry about her safety. As Emily makes her way through the woods with Charlie tracking her, Sam has unpleasant dealings with a customer, Missi Pyle as a wealthy woman who is the ultimate “Karen” even though her name is actually Carol. And the gun-toting Carol’s even-bigger-gun-toting Hubby Wubby.
While Sam and Emily are both down-to-earth characters we come to like and care about as the story plays out, the villains in the movie lean toward the ridiculous. Charlie only slightly so; he stills comes off as a serious threat. But the people Sam has to deal with at the gas station go way over-the-top, bringing a quirky humor into the picture. It didn’t fully work for me, but it wasn’t off-putting. I was too invested in what was going on with Sam and Emily for Carol and her cohorts to turn me away.
Jolene Purdy and Midori Francis both deliver great performances, and the quiet moments between the thrills allow them to bounce dialogue off of each other that gives us a deeper understanding of both of their characters. When the thrills kick in, we’re rooting for them every step of the way, wanting Emily to overcome the threat of Charlie and Sam to be able to stay on the phone with her despite all the obstacles Carol and other circumstances in the gas station put in her way.
Unseen is making its way into the world as part of the eight-movie deal Blumhouse made with the network that was formerly known as Epix and is now known as MGM+. Whether you catch it on digital, VOD, or when it reaches MGM+, it’s worth seeking out. It’s 76 minutes of a good time watching two likeable characters deal with bad situations, and it’s a nice showcase for the talents of Purdy and Francis. With this, Okumura has gotten her feature directing career off to a solid start.
Unseen will be receiving a digital and VOD release on March 7th, and will be reaching MGM+ in May.
On the JoBlo Movies YouTube channel, we will be posting one full movie every other day throughout the week, giving viewers the chance to watch them entirely free of charge. Today’s Free Movie of the Day is the 2006 thriller The Stranger Game, starring Mimi Rogers. You can watch it over on the YouTube channel linked above, or you can just watch it in the embed at the top of this article.
Directed by Terry Ingram from a script by Judy Skelton and Cynthia Weil, The Stranger Game has the following synopsis: A hard-working mother hires a male nanny to take care of her son, but soon discovers that he is an antisocial psychopath bent on destroying her family.
Rogers is joined in the cast by David Orth, Barclay Hope, Casey Dubois, Sonya Salomaa, Catherine Lough Haggquist, Liam Ranger, Karin Konoval, Fred Henderson, Missy Cross, Jordan Hoffart, Sean Whale, Charisse Baker, Robin Mossley, James Crescenzo, Jason Griffith, Ben Cole, Yee Jee Tso, James Willson, Maria Gallo, Gina Stockdale, Candus Churchill, Patricia Drake, Julius Chapple, and Tseng Chang.
The Stranger Game is just one of the 85 directing credits Ingram currently has. Also on that list of credits are episodes of TV shows like Kung Fu: The Legend Continues, The Adventures of Sinbad, Total Recall 2070, La Femme Nikita, Relic Hunter, Mutant X, R.L. Stine’s The Haunting Hour, Chesapeake Shores, and the Honey, I Shrunk the Kids show, as well as movies like Earthquake in New York, Max Havoc: Ring of Fire, Odysseus: Voyage to the Underworld, Paparazzi Princess: The Paris Hilton Story, Phantom Racer, Ice Road Terror, Chupacabra vs. the Alamo, Finding Father Christmas, Looks Like Christmas, Marry Me at Christmas, Time for You to Come Home for Christmas, Deliver by Christmas, Don’t Go Breaking My Heart, Christmas She Wrote, Three Wise Men and a Baby, The Wedding Veil, The Wedding Veil Unveiled, The Wedding Veil Legacy, and The Wedding Veil Inspiration.
So take a look at The Stranger Game – it’s free! – then let us know what you thought of it by leaving a comment below or on the YouTube page.
The movies that have previously been featured as the Free Movies of the Day can be found at THIS LINK, and also on the JoBlo Movies YouTube channel.
ORLANDO, Fla., March 8, 2023 (Newswire.com)
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iQuanti: It's no stretch to say that amusement parks are their own world. Their visitors often enjoy larger-than-life thrill rides, adrenaline and sugary sweets, and the many themes that make each park a unique experience. And while Dinsey World® might be where dreams come true, that doesn't mean these titans of entertainment are free from shortcomings.
The boilerplate messages outside of rollercoasters describing the risks to pregnant women and those with heart disease are necessary warnings for some of the more real dangers at these amusement parks. Many of the tamer rides still pose a risk to people with epilepsy and others who are light-sensitive. In 2021, one man even lost his perfect smile when a false tooth shot out of his mouth from the force of a slingshot ride. Hopefully, it won't come to this for you or one of your loved ones, but if you're visiting Disney World® and need a doctor or dentist, Orlando is full of specialists who can help you in a hurry.
Aid On-Site
The first group of emergency responders to be notified of a fire or injury are the team hired by Orlando's Disney World®. Understanding that the complex is massive and emergencies can happen at any moment, executives at Disney World® thought it was prudent to provide these services. Not only does doing so help people faster but these professionals are also trained to navigate the park safely while still performing emergency work.
Cosmetic Procedures
Of the injuries a person can face in their lives, many wouldn't consider eyebrow modifications and breast augmentation to be emergency services. With that said, cosmetic procedures cover many more practical procedures in case of an emergency. Ranging from chin and lip surgery to dentures and veneers, being able to visit an outpatient specialist in case of a traumatic accident can help you save precious moments otherwise waiting in a hospital or urgent care facility.
Emergency Rooms
The emergency room is the only place to go in the worst incidents. Not only does Orlando have several hospitals, each of these facilities are expertly staffed to help treat emergencies of all kinds. If an incident should occur in the park, the on-site emergency medical services (EMS) team is trained to provide as much care as they can while racing you to the emergency room. In any case, you will receive excellent quality care — people committed to trying their hardest to perform life-saving techniques and preventative care measures — from a slew of professionals from the onset of the emergency until the dust settles.
ORLANDO, Fla., March 8, 2023 (Newswire.com)
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iQuanti: Orlando is an excellent destination for photoshoots that match any occasion. The city's climate provides warm weather, soft backdrops, and immaculate golden-hour sunsets year round. Lush natural landscapes, beautiful beaches, iconic landmarks, and vibrant cityscapes help photographers, and their models, easily capture stunning photos on the city's outskirts. After location scouting, the only thing left is setting up an appointment with a local dentist; Orlando's nearby white-sand beaches spectacularly complement a shiny new smile.
City Life
For those looking to capture a more urban vibe, the city streets of downtown Orlando are full of vibrant characters and sights. The Old Town exhibits that rustic Florida feel of days past. Historical sites such as Church Street Station or Lake Eola Park prove there's no shortage of exciting places to get that classic shot for your portfolio.
Orlando is also a regular habitat for some of the world's most fantastic festivals and concerts, making for some truly breathtaking photos with a modern flair. Lake Nona's Town Center and Tom Fruin's Glass House within it show off a splash of color that's evident in the city's growing arts scene.
Disney World®
You've likely seen enough evidence of this with the number of engagement photos taken there, but if you want to get a little creative with your photography skills, Disney World® is one of the most popular places in Orlando to take a photo shoot. Still, it bears repeating because of all the different options within the theme park that can be used to capture wonderful moments.
With the various themed attractions — Cinderella's castle and the iconic Tree of Life, for example — your photo shoot can properly transform into a magical experience anytime during the year. Plus, you can find unique seasonal decorations to add extra fanfare to your photographs during certain special occasions, celebrations, and events.
Nature's Wonder
If you're looking to capture more natural settings, plenty of outdoor attractions in Orlando offer amazing views. Just short journeys away, take a trip out to Everglades National Park or explore one of Orlando's many lakeside parks for stunning photos among the wildlife and nature reserves. Just be sure they're the subject of your photographs, and you're not their ideal lunch.
For some colorful and serene shots, you can also look into local botanical gardens such as Harry P. Leu Gardens or Mead Botanical Garden. These incredibly maintained grounds can help you capture candid shots, couples photography, and beautiful landscapes to help flesh out a photographic repository and showcase your skills.
