Amelia Marriette

“A fool thinks himself to be wise, but a wise man knows himself to be a fool.” Prevalent for that and many other renowned quotable lines, William Shakespeare has received credits for almost 1,300 movies. For that, he achieved the title ‘the most filmed author ever.’ Screenwriters, directors, producers and actors looked for the potential in his novels and plays. So, the legends Laurence Olivier and Orson Welles to modern-day megastars like Leonardo DiCaprio and Joss Whedon kept interpreting the English playwright’s comedies and tragedies. You can look at the lectures of Amelia Marriette for more information on ‘Shakespeare on Film.’ Amelia Marriette has over twenty years of experience as a Lecturer. And William Shakespeare is one of her focused areas. She is an MA in Shakespeare Studies from the Shakespeare Institute (University of Birmingham). Shakespeare on Film: The Greatest Contribution In History “The enduring influence of Shakespeare on stage and screen is best understood as attri...

One of the most powerful ways to lead a strong, healthy, and longer life is to keep yourself fit and energetic. Other than physical health, maintaining good mental health is also a necessity. The combination of regular exercise and walking in nature is the ultimate source of mental and physical healing. Are you suffering from depression and anxiety? Then perhaps walking may be a way for you to gain some respite from your worries. Do you want to lose weight? Dig out those old clothes and boots and take a step outside into the fresh air. The health benefits of walking are endless. “Walking has always been my main source of cardio, and except for when I was pregnant, I’ve been the same weight my entire life!” says fitness expert Denise Austin.  What’s the Importance of Walking to Encourage Mental Wellness? Walking is a simple exercise, and any able-bodied person can do it. It has multiple benefits, including:  Supporting a healthy immune system Boosting metabolism Strengthening j...