Indigenous directors including Sen, Rachel Perkins (Bran Nue Dae, Redfern Now), Wayne Blair (Cleverman, The Sapphires), Warwick Thornton (Samson and Delilah) and Catriona McKenzie (Satellite Boy) have not just emerged as powerful new voices on Australian screens; they have become part of its backbone, and it's impossible to imagine an industry without them.
So the studio recently unveiled its own subscription service using VHX as a tech backbone, and it's already achieved its first-month sign-up goal.
"I live up on a hill overlooking the Twin Sisters and the Devil's Backbone, and it's just so peaceful and beautiful," said Ms. Elliott, 57, describing hills in the region.
The reality is that Germany is the economic backbone of Europe and it is also the mainstay of the Euro holding the other Eurozone countries together.
The main division of labor is between access network design and backbone network design, and it is appropriate in large networks to insulate the access layer further from the core via a distribution layer.
It also forms the backbone of DNA, and it is an essential ingredient of our bones and teeth.
"Employment is the backbone of society and it is a hard problem," to match the right person with the right role, says Garg. "People pitch recruiting as a transaction… [but] to build a holistic platform is to build a company that fundamentally solves this problem," of making work the most meaningful to the most people, he says.
That peculiar relationship with the truth is the backbone of the play, and it is why this production, under the direction of Gordon Edelstein, does not quite hold up.
I recognize that small business is the backbone of our community, and it is imperative that businesses are supported and welcomed.
