Is Gemberling the funniest person on the planet?
“Twilight: Three Wolf Moon,” directed by me. Also written by Dan and Sarah, produced by Eva, shot by Vince, and edited by Matt. We shot this before the SNL sketch. Aubrey was kind enough to interrupt her shooting of “Parks and Rec” in order to do this. John Gemberling absolutely kills it. Digg it.
These legit night vision goggles are hanging out at our office. 15 years ago this would have been the most amazing way to scare my sisters.
I’m late to posting this but it’s still one of my favorite videos. I have to share one of the CH commenter’s comments:
THANK YOU, Breckles.
“What the hell are you doin?” anyone??
I may not make a good Dustin Hoffman, but I make a GREAT 11 year old.
“I’d like you to come in to talk about your test results.”
Has B&W negative 16mm film ever been on a steadicam prior to this?
This was shot with coverage in mind. If this were a real Saw movie, the shoot might have been over a 2-3 day period. We did what we could with 1.
“Saw Shaming,” directed by me. Also written by Amir, produced by Ben, shot by Vince, and edited by Mike. It was fun and challenging trying to replicate the “Saw” aesthetic. Digg it.
Patrick found this 1924 telegram from then Chief of U.S. Naval Operations, Edward W. Eberle, instructing all Naval stations to monitor the airwaves for any unusual transmissions due to anticipated contact from Martians. August 22nd of that year was witness to the closest Mars opposition since 1804 (a mere 55,777,566 km), and as such provided desirable conditions in which to receive radio signals from the Red Planet. The man tasked with clearing the airwaves - a Professor David Todd - somehow managed to persuade both the Army and Navy to report any findings for a three day period, but failed to silence the country’s private radio broadcasters for even two days. Needless to say, the three day exercise produced nothing but static.
Sundays are the best!
Remember that compass watch I lost?? I Found it! It was under my bed!
Screw it. I just bought them all.
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