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THE TEN WORLDS

A TRUE SIGN OF RECESSION

My sister is selling her entire SMURF collection on Ebay. These we're on display in our childhood bedroom and we used to spend hours marveling over their details. Now some stranger will own them. Anyway make a bid if you're interested. It also includes her Smurf PEZ collection

So long Smurf village.

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PETER GOT STUNG BY A BEE

VIDEO & TELEVISION PRODUCTION CLUB 2009

Up until very recently, I missed the camaraderie and general feeling of working with and alongside my fellow classmates on their vision. I find it inspiring to see so many people working together to complete ideas. A true sense of community is developing among people making videos. We've all been communicating with each other, lending advice, critiques, and technical help. It's awesome!
Check out some of their work.
Manderson http://manderson.us/
David Black www.davidblackphotography.com
Travis J Peterson http://travisjpeterson.com
Eric Fensler www.fenslerfilm.com

WORKAHOLICS ANNONYMOUS

On Friday, we threw in the towel for UNLOVABLE and said, "OK forget it! Let's not work on anything and for a few days, maybe even a week, maybe forever, and just have fun." An hour later, Sarah, Michael and I found ourselves putting together a puzzle that explained the inner workings of a computer. It went on for hours. It was nice because we had moments of conversation but for the most part, we we're silent. We called it quits when we realized a lot of the puzzle pieces we're missing.
By Sunday night, we jumped back on the project because we couldn't take not working on it anymore and when you're working on a film, having missing pieces is a fulfilling challenge. Not like a puzzle.

ALL ACCESS ALL THE TIME