Great American Minds: Episode 23

The mock TV series "Great American Minds" takes the viewer on a weekly trip through American history. The person highlighted in this special episode is the inventor of adhesive tapes, Richard G. Drew He is portrayed, in a facetious manner, as the most influential American inventor ever. The video is set in the style of a biography as it explores Drew's past experiences in the world of adhesives. We attempted to use humor to learn about this "great American mind."

Category:

Film & Animation

Tags:

• FMFF
• Full
• Moon
• Film
• Festival
• Whit
• Mahan
• Jordan
• Bennett
• Steven
• Hayes
• Terri
• Minton

[PockASqueeno]

How much of this is actually true?

[GMahan3]

@PockASqueeno The story of Richard G. Drew is historically accurate. The quote recited by Tommy Borden is fact-based but Alastair Arnold, Tommy Borden and the Korean 3M adhesive ambassadors are all fictitious characters.

[MadisonMediaCenter]

Good stuff, guys.

Todd

[twgrimes]

very distinguished, indeed! & the way he enters a public library! Wow!

[twgrimes]

Jordan & Whit! Thanx for allowing me to be a part of this project! You both have great talents! Good luck n your future endeavors @ Belmont! If u ever need an extra, have Hayes call me! PS - you were great "Scotch bosses"!

[eowensby]

Who is that Alastair Arnold? He's one handsome man...

Funny suff! Favorite moment: "...glue sticks and duct tape." (thumbs up)!