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Best Book? How To Survive Anything Shark Attack, Lightning, Embarrassing Parents, Pop Quizzes,... - Duration: 2:30.

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HOW TO SWIM BUTTERFLY FAST AND EASILY? BUTTERFLY KICKS. BUTTERFLY LESSON 2 @ Swimmate - Duration: 9:40.

if it doesn't give me much speed. Why should I spend my time perfecting the technique?

Well, It's important

because it greatly affects your body position

which in turn affects your rhythm

these elements combined contribute to your speed

We'll start by doing some dryland exercises

This ankle exercise is effective for improving the flexibility of your feet

You can use a fitness mat to do the exercise comfortably

Get down on your knees and sit on your heels to get into the starting position

During the exercise, feet should stay in the same position as while swimming

meaning that the big toes should stick to each other and the heels should spread apart

The best practice is to keep sitting on the heels

with your arms behind you

and your knees are able to move upwards

Such perfect technique requires months of practice

Most likely, you will feel pain in your feet

when moving the knees upwards

In this case don't move them up to the very end

Move them only to the point at which you start to feel the pain

In this exercise you should always get a little pain, otherwise flexibility won't progress

Slowly on, you will reach great flexibility and your feet movement will be more relaxed and effective

You should do 3 sets with 12 repetitions in each

It is possible that these dryland exercises can cause some pain

However, it is impossible to improve flexibility without feeling a little pain

It is crucial to understand that it's not the kind of pain that you might feel when you are hit

also when you finish doing the exercise, the slight pain should immediately leave

In butterfly, for every one arm stroke, you should perform two kicks

The kick is done by both feet simultaneously

Non-simultaneous or freestyle kicks is a common mistake which many beginners do

In this video I will talk about common mistakes in butterfly swimming and how to avoid and fix them

The first kick starts in the middle of the arm stroke movement

in such a way that the kick is finished at the same time as the arm stroke

Remember that the first kick has less power than the second one

This is because a powerful kick needs a big amplitude from up to down

But the higher you move legs for a kick, the more water resistance you will gain, so your speed will be slower

After an arm stroke you'll have high speed

at this point you need to perform a smooth first kick

so that you gain additional speed and so that the water resistance does not increase

The second kick is done at the moment when the arms are entering the water

You might wonder - why is this kick is stronger?

It's because your speed decreases while you are returning your hands forward

At the moment, when you do the second kick, your speed is already quite low

and you really don't want to lose any more speed

So, you need a bigger amplitude and must do a stronger kick

The knees should be slightly bent before the kick

There is a common mistake when the knees are too bent before the first kick

As a result, the speed decreases and the body sinks into the water

It is very important to combine the wave-like movements of the body with the kick

You can help yourself in keeping up the correct working tempo of the legs by counting the kicks in a series:

one-two

one-two

one-two

Keep in mind that there is a little pause between the two kicks in the series

And a bigger pause between the series themselves

Another common mistake is doing freestyle kicks - the movement of the feet are not simultaneous

If this is something you want to fix, you must always stay focused on keeping your feet together

There is a good way to train this

put an elastic band around your feet so they are stuck together

Remember, this is a good option ONLY if you are confident about your swimming skills

Swimming with an elastic band on your feet may cause an uncomfortable feeling and it may also be dangerous

Be careful!

Also, you might see that some swimmers raise their legs so high

that the legs can be seen above the water – this is not correct

the legs must be fully in the water

The swimmer gains the speed only from the movements in the water

Any body movements above the surface slows you down

To fix this mistake, you should always monitor how you're doing the kicks

try different ways, compare your feelings

and get a friend to watch you!

In my first butterfly lesson, you have practiced the body movements

by doing dolphin kicks with the hands close to the legs

Now, you can train the kicks by using your experience from the previous practice

Keep up the constant working rhythm of the legs

and do the movements with a large amplitude during this exercise

Always double check that the resistance which you feel from the water

as you do the leg movements is not too strong

A difficult but useful technique drill is performing the dolphin kicks in a vertical position

It is not an easy drill, but it shows if your legs are working correctly or not

If your technique is good

then you'll be able to stay for a long time in the vertical position

because the power of your kicks will push you upwards

If the technique is not correct,

then your body will be shaking forwards and backwards quite much

This exercise should be done with smooth movements of the legs- back and forth, without the body shaking

You can also swim side dolphin kicks to practice the smoothness of the movements

I described this exercise on the 1st lesson

In the 1st lesson, I talked about doing dolphin kicks on the back

Then we focused on body movements

Now we're going to focus on kicking

The knees should not appear above the water surface during this exercise

If they do, it's something that you really must fix

The legs should constantly be in the water

Remember how it felt while you were doing the technical drills

Now start swimming with butterfly kicks while looking for the same feeling

There are a few ways to swim while just kicking

The most comfortable and suitable for most people

is when the hands are in front of the body, stretched forward without a kickboard

You can also use flippers for this exercise

Try to achieve the same feeling as when doing the technical drills

The second way to train butterfly kicks is with a kickboard

This is a good practice for those swimmers whose bodies are flexible enough

and who can do smooth body movements

If your body is not so flexible,

I recommend doing the butterfly kicks with yours hands stuck to the side of your body

or with your hands out in front of your body

Swimming with flippers will help beginners to experience the correct sensation of moving through the water

and will help them to practice proper technique

Remember to always control the body movements and the legs while swimming with flippers

Setting up the kicks is our second step of building good butterfly technique

It is crucial to learn to do the kicks correctly in a relaxed manner and only then move forward to the next lesson

In the next video, you will learn how to do an arm stroke

You have probably already seen that obtaining proper butterfly technique can take some time

What do you think? How much time does it usually take? leave your thoughts in the comments!

Like the video and make sure to subscribe to the channel so you don't miss my next video

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How to install and set-up the Estimator Pro sample template - Duration: 8:45.

>> Hey and thanks for watching the video.

This is Todd Baginski,

I'm a Microsoft MVP,

and the partner and CTO at Canvas.

In this video, I'm going to show you how to install and

set up the Estimator Pro PowerApp Sample Template.

To install and set up

the Estimator Pro PowerApp Sample Template,

first go to web.powerapps.com like I have here,

and then click on the "Apps" tab.

After you click on the "Apps" tab,

scroll down in the "Make apps like these" section and

locate the Estimator Pro PowerApp Sample Template.

Here you can see it.

Then, you can click "Make this app."

When you click "Make this app", first,

you will pick the form factor of

the app you'd like to create.

You can either create

the mobile version like we see here,

or you can create the tablet version like we see here.

In this video, I'm going to create the tablet version,

so I'm going to click "Make this app."

When you click "Make this app",

you'll be prompted to login again,

and after you do so,

the PowerApps editor will load,

and the PowerApp will download into your editor.

After it's downloaded into the editor,

it will open up in the editor experience,

and the PowerApp will now be ready

to be saved to your environment.

As you can see, that process goes pretty quick.

Next thing you want to do is click "File",

and then, give the app a name, and click "Save."

Click "Save" one more time,

and now the app is saved

inside of your PowerApps environment.

At this point, you're then able to click

the "Share this app" button to share it with

other people in your organization.

To check that the app is working,

come up and click the "Preview" button.

Once you click the "Preview" button,

you should be able to see the app run and see

In-meeting invites from your calendar display right here.

Out of the box,

the Estimator Pro PowerApp Sample Template uses

internal collections to serve up the images

that are displayed on the Products page right here.

These images are set when you download it

inside of the "OnStart" function

right here in the Appointments screen.

This collection called ProductList created by

the ClearCollect function here defines the Title,

ID, ProductName, ProductPrice, ProductDescription,

and finally the Image that represents your product.

If you wish to use this PowerApp and

define their ProductList inside of the PowerApp itself,

all you need to do is edit the values in

here or if you need to add an additional product,

just copy and paste another product

like copying this section and pasting it back in below.

So, that's how you can add the different products

directly inside of the PowerApp itself.

As we come down to the last screen on

the PowerApp and take a look at it here,

it's called Setup PowerApp.

It also describes the steps I just described

here on how to configure

the PowerApp with internal collections.

It walks you through exactly what I just talked about

on how you can create

additional products within the PowerApp.

Now, another way you can go about creating

your products and make it a little

easier to update them

without having to work with the code inside

of the PowerApp is to connect

this PowerApp to a SharePoint list.

To do that, you'd follow these instructions right

here on how to configure

the PowerApp with the SharePoint list.

But before you actually configure

the PowerApp to use the SharePoint list,

you need to make the SharePoint list.

Those instructions are here in

the Setup-Sharepoint screen in the app.

As you can see,

these screens are instructions

instruct you to login to SharePoint,

go to the site collection where you want

the ProductList to be created,

click "Add an app", pick "Custom list."

After you do that,

enter the name ProductList,

and then go to

the upper right corner and

select "Create column" underneath

the Columns header to create the columns that

match the schema you see right here.

When you've done that,

it will look just like this.

So, I followed those exact same instructions here,

and I added in my products,

one through six here inside of my SharePoint list.

You can notice that this SharePoint list is in

my site called PowerAppsFlow,

and the list name is ProductList.

This list matches exactly the name that I specified here.

So, now that I have that done,

if I'd actually like to make this particular

PowerApp talk to my SharePoint list

instead of the internal collections,

I'll follow these steps right here.

So, the first step I'm going to

walk through him right now for you here,

is to go to back to the appointment screen and delete

the ClearCollect function from the OnStart property.

So, here's my appointments screen OnStart,

I said property before I meant function,

here's my ClearCollect function.

I'm going to go ahead and delete that entire piece,

and I'm also going to delete

this extra semicolon right here because if I don't,

this error will still be in the app.

So, there we go.

Now that's gone.

Next, I can return to

my setup SharePoint screen right here,

and look at the rest of the instructions.

The next instruction is go to "View",

"Data sources", and "Add a data source".

Select "SharePoint."

Pick the SharePoint list called ProductList,

and then click "Connect."

Because the name of

the data source ProductList that we get back from

the SharePoint list is

the exact same name as

that collection that we created internally,

that's the only change we need to make to

plumb the app so that it gets

the data from the SharePoint list.

So, I'll do that now.

I'm going to go up to "View", "Data source",

"Add data source", click "New connection" here,

then I'll scroll down and locate SharePoint.

Here it is. Now, I'm

going to connect to the SharePoint list,

so I'm connecting directly

into the cloud for the SharePoint list,

and it's going to come back and show me the list of

SharePoint sites that I have worked with before,

and allow me to locate a SharePoint list here.

If I don't see

that SharePoint site inside of my list here,

you can enter the full URL here.

But here's the one that I'm working with.

So, I'm going to create that one,

and here's my ProductList.

As I mentioned before,

if you don't see it in the list,

just type it in here and click this checkbox.

Then click "Connect."

After you do that,

the connection will be added to your PowerApp, and now,

if you actually go back

to the home screen of your PowerApp,

we can again verify we are not getting our products here.

From the OnStart function,

we can play our PowerApp.

We can pick on an individual estimate.

Go through the Order screen,

and now here are the products that are coming from

my SharePoint list instead of

from inside of the PowerApp itself.

So, that's how you go about setting up

the Estimator Pro PowerApp Sample Template.

We hope this video helps you install it,

and you get a lot out of

this app in your own organization.

If you wish to see more videos about

this app including an end-to-end tour of

all the functionality as well as deep dives that

describes some of the cool things

we did in this PowerApp,

I encourage you to check out the other videos I made.

I look forward to seeing how you extend

this app in your own organization,

and I hope it comes in handy for you.

I'll see you next time. Thanks.

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How to BBQ a lamb leg - Duration: 2:10.

Here's how to roast a leg of lamb

in a covered barbecue over indirect heat.

Start by lighting the burners under one half of the barbecue.

Then coat the lamb with olive oil,

using your hands to rub it all over the skin,

and season with salt and pepper.

To start cooking the lamb,

lay it fat-side down on the lit side of the barbecue.

Close the barbecue and cook for 10 minutes or until well browned.

Then turn over and transfer it to a roasting pan.

Place the lamb in the pan over the unlit side of the barbecue.

Close the barbecue again and cook for about two hours,

rotating halfway through.

If you don't have a covered barbecue, you can use your oven for this.

Just preheat it to 190 degrees Celsius.

When the lamb is cooked to your liking,

remove it from the barbecue, cover with foil

and set aside to rest for about 15 minutes.

This helps to ensure the meat

will be succulent and juicy when you carve it.

While it's resting, whip up a simple salad.

Here's one that's great with lamb.

Take a large bowl and add some salad leaves,

chargrilled asparagus,

cooked sugar snap peas and snow peas,

roasted red capsicums...

..and red onion.

Drizzle with a dressing of olive oil and vinegar.

Then toss it together gently.

To carve the lamb,

start by carving a 'V' piece from the top.

Then continue cutting thin slices at the same angle.

Serve your barbecued lamb

with the salad and chargrilled bread.

That's how you freshen up

the classic Aussie lamb roast,

by cooking it outside on your barbie.

For more barbecue recipes,

head to our 'BBQ season' playlist here.

And to make sure you don't miss out

on any of our videos,

click here to subscribe.

And make sure you hit the bell icon

so you get notified

when there's a new video ready for you.

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HOW TO SURVIVE TO THE EXO COMEBACK (Don't mess up my tempo) - Duration: 2:27.

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How to make Gift box - Square, Origami gift box for Kids - Duration: 7:13.

How to make Gift box - Square, Origami gift box for Kids

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NativeCAM How to Install - Duration: 6:17.

1- Download NativeCAM for debian (.deb file)

You can download NativeCAM from the link on the video description

2- Open Synaptic update LinuxCNC,

your debian OS and

install the graphic installer Gdebi

3- Right click on the NativeCAM file, change permissions if needed

4- Now proceed to install NativeCAM with Gdebi

4- Open LinuxCNC manager and select NativeCAM sim configuration

5- Copy and Paste the help instruction on a terminal

...read carefully

I created a sim configuration the demo purposes

6- To embed NativeCAM into your LinuxCNC configuration from the terminal go to your config. folder

cd /home/"user"/linuxcnc/configs/"user config folder"

7- Then copy the NativeCAM command from the instrucions...

Always remember to replace the generic names with your data

ncam -i = "your ini file name" -c = "the valid catalog for your configuration"

Now you have install NativeCAM on LinuxCNC.

Thumbs up for Fern!!!

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HOW TO: FOUR FILMING ANGLES FOR FREERIDE - Duration: 3:40.

It's pretty nuts how much cameras have shrunk in the last few years and

actually some of them even started to fly.

Today we're gonna be talking about my favorite angles

to capture and share an amazing day in the mountains.

So first of all the P of V angle.

It's a really nice angle to cut a shot and to transition from the main angle.

Right!

One important rule with the POV is to try to vary the angles and vary the shots as much as possible.

The POV is also a great tool to tell a story, so what I do quite often, in a line

is that I'll be riding, I'll be stopping in a crack in the line and I would stick out my helmet

and quickly tell the story.

The aerial angle, this is my favorite and it's been the latest revolution

to being able to take a drone in the mountain for everyday riding.

The aerial angle is really crucial to being able to show the real dimension of a line.

Before drones the only way to shoot aerials was with helicopters.

In our expeditions we've been trying all sorts of different tools and toys to being able to film from the air

and finally the drones have arrived, they've miniaturised a ton

and they make our life so much easier to tell the story

and really show the dimension of the place and of the line

And then there is the Barbie angle, which is the good old school angle,

which you will be filming, sitting in front of your line, with your barbecue going with a big lens

and which will kind of give a big overall impression of the line.

It's totally skippable if you have a drone, but if you don't it's a mandatory angle

And then there is the on slope angle, like when someone is shooting you from inside the line.

This is never going to be you main angle but it's a great way to show reaction from close.

I think it is a great satisfaction to being able to capture all your best moments

and share them with your friends but, hey at the end of the day let's not forget,

to live the actual moment, and I mean for real.

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LEARN TO BEATMATCH - 03 How to use the Pitchfader - Duration: 3:02.

In this video, I will show you how to Tempo-match two tracks, without the use of the "SYNC" button

It's essential because it gives you greater control over your mix, plus it's also fun to do !

Like I said before, Manual beatmatching is still an important skill that all DJs SHOULD LEARN

because one day, maybe hitting "Sync" will not work as expected.

Especially if you plan to play more funky music than regular beats.

Just talk about music and speed.

The unit used to measure the speed of a song (also called Tempo) is the BPM.

BPM means Beats Per Minute, so when the BPM is high, the song is fast.

Each music genre has it's own BPM range.

For example, Hip-Hop is around 90 BPM,

POP ROCK is around 100 BPM,

HOUSE around 120 BPM,

and finally DUBSTEP 140 BPM.

In general, to make the beatmatching process easier, DJs are trying to choose music in

the same kind of genre, and within 5% of BPM distance.

My advice, to train your ears, is to begin with House music because the rhythm is more

easy to feel.

Let's go into our demo library and load 2 demo songs: House Loop1 in Deck number 1

and House Loop 2 in Deck number 2

You can see that DJUCED has automatically calculated the BPM of these songs.

Deck one is 120 BPM and Deck 2: 124

So, How do we match tempos without using the SYNC button?

Well, that's what the Pitch Faders are for!

The Pitch faders let you speed up or slow down a track

Pushing it up, slows down the track,

Pushing it down speeds it up!

Putting the Pitch fader in the middle position will play the track at its original speed.

You can see the speed changing in real time on the DJUCED interface :

the tempo value is changing right here, and the waveform expands or contracts

Let's hit play on the Left Deck. If I want to Tempo-match the 2 tracks,

I need to slow down Deck 2's speed

from 124 to 120 BPM

So I need to move the Pitchfader UP.

If you use a controller with the BEATMATCH GUIDE feature, you can see that little red arrow

telling me to move the slider up until I reach the good position.

When I catch the right value, the red arrows turn on for one second, then switch off.

It allows you to match BPMs between songs without looking at your computer!

It's a great function to train your ears.

And Voila! You can now see that both songs have the same

BPM, so the same speed.

In the next video, we'll learn how to beat match with the jog wheels

Now, it's your turn!

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LEARN TO BEATMATCH - 02 How to count the Beats - Duration: 1:57.

In this Video, we will learn together how to count the music like a DJ

As you probably know, the time in music is not measured in minutes and seconds, but in

Bars and Beats

Most of the Music you'll play, as a DJ, is 4/4 Time.

4/4 time is the classic notation to say Four Beats in One BAR of Music

DJs have a simple method to count music : it's the 4 Bar counting trick.

To do this exercise, you can go into your Song Library in DJUCED, select "Demo songs"

then drag the HOUSE LOOP 1

into the Deck One, like this.

Then, hit the play button on your controller and count like this :

1-2-3-4 / 2-2-3-4 /3-2-3-4 / 4-2-3-4 / 1-2-3-4… and so on.

So, why did I do this?

I have counted 4 Bars, and each Bar has 4 beats in it.

The reason I count like this is that something generally happens on THE ONE

THE ONE is the first beat of the first Bar.

This is where, as a DJ, I generally Put a CUE point, to start my track from the ONE.

When you play your track, hitting the CUE Button returns you to the CUE point you set.

It stops the playback, so you are ready to drop your track on the FIRST BEAT.

In DJUCED, you can see the CUE marker as an ORANGE TRIANGLE under the waveform.

If you want to change the position of your CUE point, just move to another position on

the playhead, and hit the CUE button when the song is stopped.

Now, You know how to count music like a DJ and how to put a CUE point on the first beat!

Don't forget that training your ear to count and feel the beats is something really important,

my advice is to do the same exercise every time you are listening to music.

Now, it's your turn!

For more infomation >> LEARN TO BEATMATCH - 02 How to count the Beats - Duration: 1:57.

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How to create a maze on scratch - Duration: 7:58.

just starting music up.

First off, you need to search scratch.mit.edu in your browser

Now we need to click on create to start creating!

Stupid flash.

now go to costumes and create the player

Now create the maze (im gonna take a while so maybe skip)

just making it more confusing!

New song!

FINALLY TIME FOR SCRIPT!

Go to Events and get the "when flag clicked" block!

Go to Control and get the "Forever" block!

Now get two "If <=> then" blocks!

now go to Sensing and get two "Key [Space] pressed?" blocks!

Set one to "Up arrow" and the other to "Right arrow"

Put them in the If blocks.

Go to motion and get a "change x by (10)" block and a "change y by (10)" block

Remember the order i put them in!!

and maybe change them to four like this

Duplicate the If keys like this (and drag them into the forever block!)

set these to -4

run the script and press the arrow keys!

drag the player to the start.

Get one more If <=> then Block and put it in the forever block (getting more lazy)

Go to motion and get a glide 1 secs block

get the if touching color block from sensing

in motion get the go to x # y # block

if you want label the start and end

press the arrows to navigate thru the maze

thanks for watching! please subscribe!

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[New]How To Get Free Xbox Codes 2018 or Xbox Gift Cards For Free - Duration: 2:51.

[New]How To Get Free Xbox Codes 2018 or Xbox Gift Cards For Free

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How to prep toddlers natural hair for swimming - Duration: 4:39.

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মালিকানা পরিবর্তন || Name Transfer Process of Bike in Brta D|| how to transfer ownership of a bike - Duration: 5:40.

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how to prepare dates {பேரீச்சம் பழம்} payasam |How to prepare dates kheer Without sugar - Duration: 5:13.

Now we will prepare to kheer this DAtes

Contains Iron and calcium in Dates. Its very useful to gain weight for kids.

These dates were from Dubai given by Tamarai's sister Bhuvana especially to make this payasam !!!

This is Dates tree. Season time June, July and August

Dates, Coconut milk, Cardamom, cashew, dried grapes, and ghee

First clean the dates and take the seeds separately

grind the coconut and take the coconut milk . We do not use water only use coconut milk

Put the dates in mixer and pour coconut milk , grind it well

Take one pan and pour ghee 2 spoon and pour the dates paste in to the pan

put some Cardamom powder

pour balance Coconut milk into the pan

Dont let it boil toomuch

Just boil once we off the stove

Take one small pan and fry cashew and dry grape with ghee and pour in to the kheer pan

Now ready Dates kheer to serve

This kheer is very healthy one. I have not used even a bit sugar for preparing this Kheer

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17 Amazing Korean Pixie Bob Haircuts You Can Try Compilation | How To Short Haircuts - Duration: 10:17.

17 Amazing Korean Pixie Bob Haircuts You Can Try Compilation | Haircuts For Women

Thank you for watching!

Hope you enjoy this video!

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Who is the real monster in Frankenstein? | HOW TO SEE Hammer Horror with Anne Morra - Duration: 6:20.

I think the reason why the story of Frankenstein is so ubiquitous across cinema is because

it's so basically frightening.

The Hammer Films, their horror films really indulge in the gothic.

It's a castle.

It's darkness.

It's a stormy night.

This mournful music.

There's a heightened romanticism.

Asking yourselves who is the real monster is a huge part of what these films are about.

Who is responsible for creating life?

Not only the mechanics of the creation of life, but the idea of this higher power.

My name is Anne Morra.

I'm a film curator at the Museum of Modern Art.

And today, we're going to look at Frankenstein in the movies and pay special attention to

"The Hammer Horror Series."

So Hammer Films began in 1935.

And like many British film companies, they were really interested in this idea of realism

and reflection of daily life in the films that they were making.

And it really wasn't until the 1950s when they moved their operation to a place called

Bray Studios, and in this gothic house and that's when they really began to think

"How are we going to make money?

Aha, teenagers go to the movies."

The Hammer studios begins their 1950s assault on the cinema with sci-fi films.

It's not till 1957 when they create their first Frankenstein movie, "The Curse of Frankenstein."

Mary Shelly was the author of "Frankenstein; or, the Modern Prometheus."

Her concept of what the monster looked like was a combination of Greek statuary, this

idea of the outrageous primitive man.

And if you look at the 1910 version of Frankenstein, you get that.

But Mary Shelley did not necessarily conjure the mechanical man.

He was definitely more human.

You know, there were no electrodes and things like that coming out of his neck.

The Hammer monster really has a different visage in each film.

Sometimes you have a monster that looks like a Sasquatch.

Sometimes you have a monster that is cobbled together of other bodies and then really glued

together with cement.

They're very strange-looking creatures.

But there's something weirdly human about them.

They're not so much a machine.

They're not so hard-edged.

They're much more anatomical.

They're much more flesh-like.

And I think that, in a way, that's what makes the monster much more sympathetic.

In the Hammer films, it doesn't matter what the monster looks like.

Often the monster doesn't even play a significant role until the last portion of the film.

They're asking you to think more deeply about the doctor than they are asking you

to be scared of the monster – which isn't to say the monster isn't scary.

What the Hammer films do in terms of contributing to our broad view of Frankenstein is create

this conflicted Frankenstein who is so hell-bent on his experiments because he knows what's

right, although he knows around him that his colleagues believe what he's doing is wrong.

The church certainly doesn't want him to do what he's doing.

But he's going to go ahead and do these experiments anyhow.

Unlike the doctor in the 1931 Universal film, who was a bit hysterical, Peter Cushing's

doctor is calm, collected, methodical, and very arrogant.

We see this doctor, he's a human being, but he may be more monstrous than the monster.

And I think that's something that the Hammer films really discuss in this psychological way.

The doctor is a murderer.

Essentially, he is an anti-hero.

If he needs a pair of legs, he's going to get those pair of legs, and he's not really

too picky about where they come from.

The evil is that he just has no self-awareness.

I don't think that the Hammer films today would be considered particularly gory.

But at the time at mid-century, following a debilitating war and the horrors that people

experienced, seeing a glass jar filled with eyeballs in formaldehyde would be incredibly

gory and gruesome.

They did receive an X rating, and that sort of propelled them forward.

People wanted to see those films.

There are so many contemporary movies that deal with that idea of the reanimation of

the dead, the reuse of the body.

All of these kinds of machine made men I think are all pulled out from the Frankenstein story.

Do people actually die?

Is there a finite sense of existence?

Frankenstein is a classic, and it will continue to be part of cinema.

So those are my thoughts on Frankenstein in film history.

What do you think?

Is the doctor more monstrous than the creature?

And amongst the Frankenstein films, which are your favorites?

Please let us know in the comment section.

My name is Anne Morra.

I am a curator in the Department of Film at the Museum of Modern Art.

See you next time.