Every Witch Way is a popular American television series that aired on Nickelodeon from 2014 to 2018. The show follows the life of Emma Alonso, a teenage girl who discovers she is a witch with magical powers on her first day at a new school. Throughout the series, Emma must navigate the challenges of being a witch while also dealing with the typical struggles of high school. The cast of Every Witch Way includes many talented actors and actresses. The lead role of Emma Alonso is played by Paola Andino, who does an excellent job portraying the character's journey as she learns to control her powers and accept her destiny as the Chosen One. Andino is joined by a talented ensemble cast that includes Nick Merico as Daniel Miller, Emma's love interest, Daniela Nieves as Andi Cruz, Emma's best friend and fellow witch, and Elizabeth Elias as Maddie Van Pelt, a popular mean girl and Emma's rival.
Andino is joined by a talented ensemble cast that includes Nick Merico as Daniel Miller, Emma's love interest, Daniela Nieves as Andi Cruz, Emma's best friend and fellow witch, and Elizabeth Elias as Maddie Van Pelt, a popular mean girl and Emma's rival. The cast also includes Tyler Alvarez as Diego Rueda, a character who starts off as a loyal friend to Emma but later becomes an antagonist. Autumn Wendel plays Sophie Johnson, a member of the school's Hex Club who often clashes with Emma.
Cat Tarot Deck Review
Ok. I know this deck isn’t THAT new, but I just picked it up a few days ago and feel really compelled to write this review.
I got some good news at work the other day about a project I’ve been working on for over a year, and decided to celebrate by treating myself to a new deck. I went into Barnes and Noble, where they had a ton of decks on sale for 20% off. Despite being an avid cat lover (I have two of my own, and foster kittens on a regular basis), I had previously decided against purchasing the Cat Tarot. Although I felt tempted multiple times, I thought the images were too “fluffy” and perhaps would not provide good readings. The Tarot of Pagan Cats is one of my favorite decks, and compared to that one, the symbolism just didn’t seem as clear to me in the Cat Tarot.
However, I just couldn’t resist the cute little box sitting on the B&N shelf calling my name, so I picked one up. Even as I brought it home, I was thinking this would just be a cute deck to add to my collection, not one that I would want to read with.
BOY WAS I WRONG. This deck has quickly won my heart in a major way. First of all, the deck comes packaged in a cute and very sturdy two piece box, and includes a very comprehensive little guidebook.
The cardstock is similar to that of playing cards–not too thick, but “bouncy” and resilient–great for people who like to riffle shuffle their cards(like me!).
The images are super cute all the way around. Usually even in my favorite decks, there is at least one card that doesn’t sit well with me (ex. The Devil card in the Pagan Cat tarot gives the cats bunny ears and it seriously disturbs me, and the Ten of Pentacles card in The Muse Tarot feels like the moments before a cult’s mass-suicide), there’s not a single card that bothers me in this deck. Sometimes though, I don’t find the meaning behind the image totally clear at first glance.
However, that is where the guide book comes in! This may be one of my favorite guide books ever. It’s short and succinct but really does a good job of explaining the images on the cards, and I was quickly able to get on the same page as the author with this deck. And, WOW, it reads so well. This has quickly become my go to deck when I need immediate, actionable advice. Despite how cutesy the deck is, it gives incredibly pragmatic, accurate, and clear answers.
This deck was definitely a dark horse that I didn’t see coming. I can see myself working with this deck for a long time.
Other notable cast members include Denisea Wilson as Katie Rice, Rahart Adams as Jax Novoa, and Paris Smith as Mia Black. The Every Witch Way cast does an exceptional job bringing their characters to life and making the show enjoyable for viewers of all ages. The chemistry between the actors is evident, and their performances make the show engaging and entertaining. Behind the scenes, the crew of Every Witch Way also deserves recognition for their work in creating a visually stunning and captivating series. The show incorporates special effects and magical elements that add to the overall aesthetic and charm of the show. The crew's attention to detail and creativity is evident in every episode. In conclusion, Every Witch Way is a successful television series thanks to the talented cast and crew who bring the show to life. The actors' performances and the crew's creative vision combine to create a magical and enjoyable viewing experience for audiences. Whether you're a fan of witches or simply enjoy a good coming-of-age story, Every Witch Way is a show worth watching..
Reviews for "Wands and Witches: The Props and Set Decorations of Every Witch Way, Seen through the Eyes of the Crew"
1. Sarah - 2 stars - I really didn't enjoy "Every Witch Way" at all. The cast was lacking in talent and the crew seemed to lack creativity. The acting felt forced and unnatural, making it difficult to connect with any of the characters. The plot was predictable and the dialogue was cheesy. Overall, I found it to be a poorly executed show that failed to capture my attention or interest.
2. John - 1 star - "Every Witch Way" was a complete disappointment for me. The cast and crew seemed to be more focused on style and appearance rather than substance. The characters lacked depth and development, and it felt like they were just going through the motions. The storyline was repetitive and unoriginal, making it difficult to stay engaged. I was really hoping for something more from this show, but sadly, it fell flat.
3. Emily - 2 stars - I had high hopes for "Every Witch Way" but unfortunately, it didn't live up to my expectations. The cast and crew seemed to prioritize shallow aesthetics over genuine storytelling. The dialogue was cringe-worthy, and the acting felt forced and unconvincing. The plot lacked depth and complexity, and it became repetitive and predictable. Overall, I wasn't impressed with the cast and crew's execution of this show.
4. Michael - 1 star - "Every Witch Way" was a major letdown. The cast was made up of untalented individuals who struggled to deliver convincing performances. The crew seemed uninspired, as the set design and visual effects were lackluster. The writing was weak and the plot lacked coherence. It felt like a cheap attempt to cash in on the popularity of supernatural themes without putting in the necessary effort to create a compelling show. I would not recommend "Every Witch Way" to anyone looking for quality television.