Julianna Forlano is funny. And smart. And ironic. And here is her latest, and most maddening, Ironic News Report yet.
Showing posts with label videos. Show all posts
Showing posts with label videos. Show all posts
Thursday, October 13, 2011
Monday, March 7, 2011
Happy Pulaski Day!
Our friends at *Creepy Hug, and the Peanuts gang, help explain what this holiday is all about.
Thursday, September 30, 2010
Another Video for My Mom
They have no idea why they must do all this, but they know there are treats in it for them. Dogs with a purpose in mind.
Wednesday, June 16, 2010
Dramatic Chipmunk
I have spent hours writing scenes that don't get nearly the laughs that this chipmunk is able to induce in only 5 seconds.
Friday, October 2, 2009
Friday, September 25, 2009
Outrage over Barack Obama song in school
Couldn't figure out how to post this video, so here is the link.
I was just as pissed as that guy, but my rant went like this:
Here the liberals go again. Indoctrinating their children with the belief that the autofocus button on an amateur camcorder is completely optional--that the substance matters more than presentation. I remember my parents filming my class singing "Yum Yum Yum Ronald Reagan" and, oh, oh! the clarity on that VHS tape. The song blew chimps, but the z-axis focus? Come on! We didn't even have HD back then, but we would have utilized it. But these progressivistic parents and their arty French films. Where are the Freedom films? Have we forgotten September 11?
I was just as pissed as that guy, but my rant went like this:
Here the liberals go again. Indoctrinating their children with the belief that the autofocus button on an amateur camcorder is completely optional--that the substance matters more than presentation. I remember my parents filming my class singing "Yum Yum Yum Ronald Reagan" and, oh, oh! the clarity on that VHS tape. The song blew chimps, but the z-axis focus? Come on! We didn't even have HD back then, but we would have utilized it. But these progressivistic parents and their arty French films. Where are the Freedom films? Have we forgotten September 11?
Friday, September 4, 2009
Derek and Simon
Last night during the callback audition for the new RvD show (Mrs. Gruber's Ding Dong School -- or is it Mrs. Gruber's Ding! Dong! School), instead of being productive, Joe showed us the beginning of Dr. Horrible's Sing-Along Blog, as both that video and a scene in our upcoming show have a character named "Moist". (Dr. Horrible cannot rightfully claim to have a character named "Creamy" however. Take that, NPH!)
When Moist made his first appearance I was happily reminded how funny Simon Helberg is. The Derek and Simon show is a great series of short films written by Derek Waters and Simon Helberg and also by director Bob Odenkirk. Check them all out, but start with these two.
The Pity Card
A Bee and A Cigarette, Part 1
A Bee and A Cigarette, Part 2
When Moist made his first appearance I was happily reminded how funny Simon Helberg is. The Derek and Simon show is a great series of short films written by Derek Waters and Simon Helberg and also by director Bob Odenkirk. Check them all out, but start with these two.
The Pity Card
A Bee and A Cigarette, Part 1
A Bee and A Cigarette, Part 2
Friday, July 24, 2009
Life Imitates Bert
Why is it fun when Bert and Ernie do it...
...but not when these guys do it?
...but not when these guys do it?
Wednesday, June 10, 2009
RoboWriters Wednesday!
The Assignment
Write a scene based on a moment in history.
There are a few ways to approach this...
1) Literally, show us your twisted take on the moment. Have your scene take place on the boat when Washington crossed the Delaware.
2) Show us the moment before.
3) Show us the moment after.
4) Peripherally show us. Maybe the scene is about two guys on the dock or between two of the soldiers in the back of the crowded boat.
And don't forget the option of Clash of Context or genre parody. Washington crossing the Delaware might be a nice Clash of Context with the film Titanic.
VIDEOS!
Here are two videos I made out of the editing class I took last week.
Write a scene based on a moment in history.
There are a few ways to approach this...
1) Literally, show us your twisted take on the moment. Have your scene take place on the boat when Washington crossed the Delaware.
2) Show us the moment before.
3) Show us the moment after.
4) Peripherally show us. Maybe the scene is about two guys on the dock or between two of the soldiers in the back of the crowded boat.
And don't forget the option of Clash of Context or genre parody. Washington crossing the Delaware might be a nice Clash of Context with the film Titanic.
VIDEOS!
Here are two videos I made out of the editing class I took last week.
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Friday, May 1, 2009
TV Time!
I'm leaving today for a 4-day conference in Sioux Falls, SD. I have no idea what there is to do in Sioux Falls, so I will probably spend my evenings watching TV. In honor of all the video I'm going to be watching, enjoy this short video from Liam Lynch.
Friday, January 23, 2009
Two of My Absolutely Favorite Things
I was never a big Star Wars buff, but the following two clips are two of my favorite things to hit YouTube since slice bread hit YouTube. Whenever I'm feeling blue, I YouTube the following clips and voila, no more blue. (To weigh in on my verb usage, please participate in the poll to the right.)
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