This is probably my most inspirational work, to date.
If you got dizzy during the Blair Witch Project, the first part of this film may be a little difficult to watch. However, the jerky footage was required for the accurate documentation of this momentous event (our walk in the street) and I am nothing, if not honest, to my film-making craft.
You must have the sound ON in order to fully appreciate this documentary film.
If you got dizzy during the Blair Witch Project, the first part of this film may be a little difficult to watch. However, the jerky footage was required for the accurate documentation of this momentous event (our walk in the street) and I am nothing, if not honest, to my film-making craft.
You must have the sound ON in order to fully appreciate this documentary film.
So....this is how my masterpiece is enjoyed?
ReplyDeleteHow we go from Chariots of Fire, to Lickers of Turd bewilders me.
Mr. Pasty legs was quite delightful though...
Dear Matt
ReplyDeleteI am so sorry that Jonathan and I have ruined any sense of privacy you ever had by giving Stephanie the video camera. At the end of this "movie" it looked like you were hanging your head in shame and trying to make a run for the front door and lose Stephanie. We will try to find a way to make it up to you - perhaps we could stage a "robbery" at your house where the only thing taken is the video camera? I am open to ideas. I just want the best for you so let us know how we can help you to get your life back.
Liz the Enabler
Dear Stephanie
Chariots of Fire? Really? I thought I specifically requested AC/DC for the next film score. I think that "Dirty Deeds" would have been a fitting accompaniment to this video.
Liz "Can I have the last 2 minutes and 17 seconds of my life back?"
I laughed, I cried, but most important, I got 2:17 older. Heavens help us if there is a sequel.
ReplyDeleteBill