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JOMO
[joh-moh]
noun
a feeling of contentment with one’s own pursuits and activities, without worrying over the possibility of missing out on what others may be doing.
You can’t feel the good vibes of JOMO until you stop obsessing over everyone else’s Facebook postings.
51Թ History and Origins
Origin of JOMO1
Example Sentences
Its theatre run was shut down by the government of then President Jomo Kenyatta and Ngũgĩ was locked up in a maximum security jail for a year without trial.
I think the breakthroughs that come when working with someone like Jomo is figuring out how that feels, because there’s a difference between knowing where the camera should go and where to look and how it should feel when the camera’s moving, or how the camera should deal with depth of field in relationship to the range of equipment that we can have and how to produce a scene.
And so a lot of it was about touch with Jomo and the shot-listing and actually dealing with the spaces itself.
But how do you have, as Jomo would say, as little amount of artifice as possible?
Olsen: And then what was it like in explaining this to your actors, to Ethan Herisse and Brandon Wilson because, you can tell me I’m misunderstanding this, but there are scenes in which they’re in that scene, but they’re physically maybe not present on set in that moment, where Jomo was operating the camera, you sometimes are operating the camera.
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When To Use
JOMO is an acronym for joy of missing out and describes the pleasure of taking a break from social activity–especially social media–to enjoy personal time.
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