dingens
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Real Name: Kurt
Birthdate: August 18th
Birthdate: August 18th
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Member Since: April 24, 2008
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Just another victim of the great sift reboot of '09
Member Since: April 24, 2008
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Cheers. All fixed now.
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*dead
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Fixed it. Thanks for the link to the Vimeo's account, it should stay up for a while.
Welcome. I have it uploading to my youtube channel also. I'll send you a link when it finishes.
edit .. here you go:
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=1oBpQBgaphE
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Awesome, thank you!
My pleasure! And yes hopefully it's good.
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Thanks, and very good for Alvarez!
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*promote
Story behind this film:
An unknown filmmaker from Uruguay has been given $30m by Hollywood studio bosses - to turn his $500 YouTube video of a giant robot invasion into a movie. Would-be director Federico Alvarez, who runs a post-production visual effects house in Uruguay, filmed 'Panic Attack' with a budget of just $500 in his free time. The five minute clip - which he then uploaded to YouTube - shows an invasion of Montevideo by giant robots and had special effects which could rival many big budget movies.
Once online it got the attention of thousands of movie fans… and (not surprisingly) studio bosses who wanted to meet with Alvarez to talk about his movie. The 30-year-old was whisked to LA where he was offered a $1 million directors fee and up to £30 million to make the film, by Mandate Pictures. The plans for the movie are said to have a "compelling original story" beyond big robots blowing stuff up. Alvarez has also been put up in a new apartment, given a new car and will work with "Spider-Man" director Sam Raimi on developing the film.
Thanks for the quality
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Siftbot, respect my authoritah! *quality
Now, that is funny.
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It's not dead, it's pining for the fjords!
hahaha, your new avatar is absolutely awesome? Is that a painting by some well-known artist? Can I get a link?
Fixed and thanks.
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Sweet 'stache.
Fixed and thanks.
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Fixed now, thanks a lot
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Woot, thanks for the vote!
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Here you go
Dead video replaced.
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*dead again
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