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Notes: Recently I performed a revised rendition of this piece in Hollywood, obviously with the main point preserved, for "Motion Theory,...
Subscribe here for updates: http://www.youtube.com/subscription_c... Notes: Recently I performed a revised rendition of this piece in Hollywood, obviously with the main point preserved, for "Motion Theory," a Production company in Venice, CA. The scene was shot on New York Street, Paramount studios, Hollywood. At this point, the film may take up to 6 months to produce (scoring, animating, etc). I'm pretty pumped to see the finished result... I have a feeling it will be more powerful than this fuzzy, in-class video, though I hope you still found this original version moving. See pics & read a little about the filming at Paramount here: http://www.b.eaudacio.us/Blog.html
Description of this video: A businessman on the second tower of the World Trade Centers experiences the United States worst terrorist attack.
*Note! This is VERY unlike typical Mime sketches. It is NOT meant to be funny in any way!
Pretty heavy duty in tone, this piece I performed to fulfill the "Serious Sketch" assignment for TA 277 [Mime] at Whitworth College/University (Comparably my miming abilities have improved dramatically, though I still have a lot to learn!). I approached this piece with traditional pantomime essentials, such as music, costume, etc. Filmed by Thomas Robinson from Cannon Beach OR, an Art major at Whitworth University. I ought to mention that Robinson is not necessarily 'used' to film (hence the digital camera that was used); his cup of tea is primarily still photography--the pictures of which would make your jaw drop. Here's a sample gallery of his work: http://gallery.ecola.us/ )
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At some points I didn't no what he was doing BUT IT WAS AWESOME!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! BUT it's sad all the same and it kind of scary that my birthday is october 11
this is true skill with feeling and music....musch respect.....the sad thing about american is it takes something like this for people to work 2gether! we need to wake up and build 2gether....thank you for this video VERY TUCHING!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! !!!!!!!!!!!!!
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BUT it's sad all the same
and it kind of scary that my birthday is october 11
That is scary. Mine is in July.
you prick