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You should REALLY check out our lightsaber film fight for some creative uses of the ol’ beam sword.
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If someday we all go to prison for downloading music, I hope they split us up by genre.
— I’m guessing it’ll be by “Year”
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Ronen Reblogs: So my mother just called to remind me that I was a terrifying genius baby. →
Seriously. Normally my family only really calls for major holidays and birthdays so this was odd. But apparently she called to tell/remind me that when I was a week from seven months old we had all been sitting around to watch the Challenger space shuttle launch (because that is…
I remember seeing the Challenger explode when I was super young. I laughed because I thought the tendrils of smoke looked like Mickey Mouse ears, I recall my mom saying it wasn’t funny. I was about 3 at the time. It’s a weird and early memory.
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I want to dance across America again.
Yes!
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Broken
Here’s to all the broken toys.
Freakin’ helicopter toys ALWAYS break SO quickly. :/
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Do Harsh Pot Laws Create a Dangerous Drinking Culture? 5 Reasons to Get Stoned Instead of Drunk →
‘Alcohol kills approximately 70,000 people per year. Prescription pills, which have helped overdose become the leading cause of accidental death in America, result in more than 20,000 deaths per year. Marijuana has never killed anybody.
Although scientific research is available to show that pot is relatively harmless, and in fact medically beneficial, myths and propaganda about the plant’s alleged harm lead to marijuana laws so severe they often have the unintended consequence of driving people to drink alcohol, a much more dangerous substance than pot.’
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EU signs ACTA, global internet censorship treaty →
‘Today, the European Union and 22 member states signed the Anti-Counterfeiting Trade Agreement (ACTA), Japan’s Ministry of Foreign Affairs announced. They have now joined the US and seven other nations that signed the treaty last October.
This signing ceremony merely formalized the EU’s adoption of ACTA last month, during a completely unrelated meeting on agriculture and fisheries, reports TechDirt.
Though initiated by the US, Japan is the official depository of the treaty.
Removal of the Three Strikes clause, in which users accused of three counts of piracy would be barred from the internet, paved the way for the EU to adopt ACTA last month.
Related to ACTA, a chapter in the Trans Pacific Partnership Agreement (TPP) “would have state signatories adopt even more restrictive copyright measures than ACTA,” reports the Electronic Frontier Foundation.’
do not want
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Watermelon Nights… performed by a British private school jazz band?
*click here for mp3
This is the kind of thing that keeps me going.
When you receive an email from a kid named Rupert in Bedfordshire, England who got his academy band to play an arranged version of “Watermelon Nights”
That’s bloody brilliant.
Cheers to Rupert and also to the Internet for making stuff like this happen!
oh this is cuteee
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Film students, present and past, please enjoy this sketch written by me and Dan Gurewitch.
A favorite sketch written by two of my favorite sketch written-ers ever.
This is really amazing… and frighteningly accurate.
Here’s a video I directed poking fun at Film School and all the silly things we used to do. It was written by Emily and Dan, produced by Creighton, edited by Nick, VO by Kelly, and shot by Carl.
This was super fun to direct because I got to throw in a lot of homages to films my friends and I made. For instance the titles: “If Nick” and “Sorrowful Repentance” are two titles of shorts I made in college (I know). The title “Friday Night Riot” is a throw back to the public access show my friends and I had in high school called, “Tuesday Night Riot.” The shots in the, “Life In The Key Of A-Minor” are all similar to a couple of movies I made in high school and my good friend Bryan made Freshman year of college. Also Bryan makes a guest appearance as Bertrand Peffercorn.
And my favorite homage is the title, “Miles Apart”, which is a reference to a student film my friend Travis directed in college. The film starred a young Josh Ruben and Sam Reich who, at the time, I didn’t know and now I work with. Enjoy it and Reblog it!
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liarworthloving asked: WHAT HAPPENED TO WINDOWSBURG?! Seriously, you always find the best apartments. #jealous #foreverandalways.
Windowsburg II will be opening in LA soon!! The original will forever live on in our hearts and bank withdrawl statements.
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“Yeah, Jurassic Park references are, like, very in right now.” - Kit
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Seven years ago, when I was just starting to build a career in film, there were basically three venues for video: movies, TV, and select audience stuff (in-store promotions, EPKs, etc). There was less work to go around. Now, because of YouTube and sites like it, the jobs have quadrupled, at least. Maybe the pay is a little less than what it could be but there are so many more opportunities. So much of my income the past few years has come from YouTube and online videos. And because of those jobs, I get bigger work, too. So the idea that the old way is right and the YouTube or online way is wrong is just pure bullshit. It’s total bullshit. Have you even gone to the movies lately? No, because it makes you feel like a jerk for paying $12, $14 for a crappy experience. The Internet isn’t doing it wrong; Hollywood is.
my very smart boyfriend who is far too often far too quiet (aka Kit). (via rebeccalando)
I love kitttttt
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