The water was honestly so cold.
Ho’s are what the discount is on everybody. It’s ho’s.
This song is by Don McCloskey. The cool grafiks are by Afton Grant. The dressup and facepaint are by Stephanie Romano and all the decorations are by Erik Diaz, aka Derrek Hee-Azz. Fragrance by Abu.
This movie is rocks because it’s slutty and awesome. True, it didn’t win any awards, but at least we all got to act like idiots. Keep your ears peeled for our creative use of the required line, “When you come up with something good, let me know.” I thought that our creativity would at least get us an honorable mention, but apparently the judges didn’t get our bribes. Or our movie.
We released this video on Saturday to a packed house at the Middle East Upstairs. It stars a movie star and also the drummer’s sister. Nathan directed it and Lindsay Mann photographed it. The gigantic billboard was constructed by Erik Diaz. Isn’t that great?
This movie was made as part of the Boston 48-Hour Film Project over the weekend of May 4-6.
**Update - Chalk a few up for Dillson! The judges of the 48-HFP, which included “Departed” editor Thelma Schoonmaker, sent us home from the “Best of Boston” screening with a little bit of hardware. Evan won Best Actor, Evan and Nathan won Best Screenplay, and Liana Joubert and Courtney Skyrme won Best Wardrobe. We also won our screening night’s Audience Award, which gets capital letters because it excites us.
Nathan’s Entry (with friends) into Smart Power’s Clean Energy Challenge
Published by April 25th, 2007 in movie. 0 Comments
This is our entry to the Network2.tv “How to Watch Internet TV” competition.
In addition to cataloguing our collection of antique cheeses and fundraising for our federal campaign to legalize cheating, Evan and I have been writing commercials this year. Perhaps you’ll see some of our work on ESPN or during an NBA broadcast. It’s just as likely you won’t, but the important thing is that we’re not lighting fires anymore.
Also, I just signed us up for this year’s 48-Hour Film Project in Boston. We’ve entered this competition for the last two years and the results have been Melvin’s Kitchen and Dial “B” For Disaster. This year’s disaster will feature movie star Chris Heuisler, who will be fresh off a turn as Ernest Hemingway in a Bulgarian feature film that wraps in late April. Did I seriously just type that?
Finally, we do have a number of other movies and shorts and stuff on the way, so check back every minute of every day until they’re up.
There are a bunch of cartoons up now. Click where it says “Cartoons” to see some. They’re cheap.
As you have hopefully noticed, the movies are temporarily unavailable. If you have in fact noticed this, thank you. You’re probably our biggest fan. The movies will be back soon, Nathan is at work on his laptop, feverishly stealing code snippets from more impressive Web sites.
If you’re here and haven’t realized that the movies are down by now, you’re a terrible reader and probably stupid. In that case, welcome! You’re going to feel right at home.
And now for a little music… Do do do, do-doot doot do-do, do, do do-do, doot-doot do, do-do do … Woot woot-woot, boo-woot doo, boo-woo boo, doot-doot doo, ba-woop-doot ba-doo woo … Do do do, do-doot doot do-do, do, do do-do, doot-doot do, do-do do … BOOP-BOOP BOOT DOOT GA-WOOP WOO GA-DOO DOO, BOOP-BOOP BOO, BA-WOO DOOT, DA-DOO DOO! Doo-dee-doo dee-doo da doo, da doo! Doo-doo, da-doo. Doo, de doo, de-doo-doot doot doot, woop woop hay! DOO-BOO-DEE DOO! DA DOO! BOOT DOOT DAT DOOP! BOO DEE WOO BOO BOO DOO BOO DOO DOO DOOOOOOOOOOOOOOO!
