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Women’s rights 2008

By Ted Grudin

Posted by The Better Blog on 10/12 at 09:38 PM
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We, at The Better Blog, came across this unusual yet hilariously voyeuristic look at the inner workings of a celebrity mind. So amusing, we had to share it. To see more of Katie/Joey/Mrs. Cruise, check out: http://www.youtube.com/fromacloset

Posted by The Better Blog on 09/18 at 10:03 PM
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Terminator 2 Sweded: Low Budgment Day

By Michael Bartnett

Posted by The Better Blog on 08/20 at 08:56 AM
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Reading Rainbow

By Michael Heriford and Tim Rosenberg

A short parody of the children’s television classic Reading Rainbow created for a live show by the comedy team Inoperable Humor. The movie exceeds the 45-second attention span of Internet users, apologies.

Visuals by Michael Heriford and Tim Rosenberg; Words and thoughts by Hamilton Augustine, Natasha Ransom, Dani Lencioni, Evan Sarkisian, Francesca McKenzie, and Jeffrey Adams.

Posted by The Better Blog on 08/04 at 08:07 PM
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Boot Balance

By Adrienne Dawes

Posted by The Better Blog on 07/27 at 10:10 PM
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Moleskin

By Patrick Kack-Brice and Travis Steil

You know how you always see those people writing in those little black books all the time? (and by “Those” people I mean white people, give or take). Well, my friend Travis Steil and I both had the same curiosity and decided to do something about it. What follows is our One Minute Investigative Documentary/Unsolicited Advertisement for “Moleskine” brand Moleskine’s.

Posted by The Better Blog on 07/18 at 09:00 AM
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Brother, can you lend a hand?

By Patrick Kack-Brice, Jason Sussberg, Kate Mclean, Tyler Georgeson, Eric Kuhn, Reid Northern, and Marika Kontoudakis

This is a short film made for last years San Francisco Cinemasports competition. Teams of filmmakers are given 8 hours to conceive, write, shoot, and edit a film. They are then screened in competition later that evening. The making film was a laborious, tiring process. We submitted it thinking we were going to be the laughing stock of the competition. And as it turns out, we were, but in a good way, like, the way that you win the whole she-bang.