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Tips to Set Up a Green Screen Area by Cole McNaughton
Posted on Wednesday, October 26, 2022 05:11 AM
Have you ever wanted to create a fantastic scene from a movie? Maybe you would like to bring an image to life from a book? Green screens and some imagination can help. Over the next two weeks, I'll share some tips and ideas for using a green screen.
Before we begin, it is worth mentioning that a strong setup is very important for planning a scene. Here are a couple of tips peerspace.com recommends to aid with your projects:
1) The subject matter should contain contrasting colours. Avoid...
TSPL Staff Picks
Posted on Saturday, October 01, 2022 11:25 AM
Wondering what TSPL staff read?
Here are some books that we have enjoyed and want to recommend to you!
July 2023“Mobility experts Kelly and Juliet Starrett describe ten easy and accessible physical practices, such as deep breathing and walking more, to keep our bodies mobile and pain-free. I like that their approach is inclusive of people who are just starting out on their movement journey and provides great information for those who are a little further along the way." - Rebecca
“What if people...
A Reading List: Sign Languages by Cole McNaughton
Posted on Wednesday, September 21, 2022 05:31 AM
September 23rd is known as International Day of Sign Languages. Currently the 5th year for celebrated awareness. This day was chosen to commemorate the establishment of the World Federation of the Deaf (WFD) back in 1951. To learn more about International Day of Sign Languages please visit this website.
Our Library houses many books that teach or even bring awareness of the importance of sign language. For those who are interested in learning more with sign language here is a short reading list of...
Back to School Season is Here! by Alison McCorkle
Posted on Wednesday, August 31, 2022 05:41 AM
It’s that time of year again when the children head back to school. Life transitions into a new routine in many households.
The days are starting to get a little shorter, mornings and evenings a little cooler, and leaves are changing colours and starting to fall.
For all of you who have been too busy with your children home over the last couple of months, maybe now is the perfect time to get back into the routine of visiting the library. Stop by and choose some books to read when you’re...
Jane Austin Inspired Novels by Elesha Teskey
Posted on Wednesday, August 24, 2022 05:46 AM
There is a trend of reimagining stories, where the author uses the original story as inspiration and reworks the events. Often the story has the same characters and themes as the original, but may make it modern, twist the story, tell it from a minor character’s point of view, or carry on the story, imagining what happened after.
I’ve noticed that there are many reimaginings of Jane Austen’s stories. If you’re interested in trying a new twist on her classic books, here are some to try:
The Murder...
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