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kronosposeidonIt's just too soon for mimes.
gorgonheapI refuse to upvote anything associated with mimes.
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maatcIs this from mime eleven?
T-manWe need to empty Guantanamo of all the so-called "terrorists" and fill it with mimes.
They'll talk.
antFrom YouTube description:
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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