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*The words that Andy mouths at the end of his dance are "love me", given a soulful and exaggerated pronunciation. "Lurve mae" might be a closer transcription. | *The words that Andy mouths at the end of his dance are "love me", given a soulful and exaggerated pronunciation. "Lurve mae" might be a closer transcription. | ||
**Andy doesn't know why he said that. We don't know either. | **Andy doesn't know why he said that. We don't know either. | ||
| − | * The entire video was recorded in one | + | * The entire video was recorded in one continuous shot. |
[[Category:Videos]] | [[Category:Videos]] | ||
[[Category:Other]] | [[Category:Other]] | ||
[[Category:Season Four]] | [[Category:Season Four]] | ||
Revision as of 00:16, 15 November 2006
When mimes are off duty things can get ugly.
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Date: November 10, 2006
Category: Other
Writing: Graham, with Alison, Lisa, and Lindsay from Art 305
Editing: Graham
Synopsis
Two mimes go at eachother in an invisible duel with weapons ranging from basketballs and record players, to lightsabers and puppies, to lions and cannons. Top that with a dance-off, and this video contains just about every verb in existence!
Trivia
- As the writing credit suggests, this was one of Graham's video projects for a class at UVic. Unlike previous schoolwork-cum-LRR videos, this one was intended ahead of time to perform double duty.
- The words that Andy mouths at the end of his dance are "love me", given a soulful and exaggerated pronunciation. "Lurve mae" might be a closer transcription.
- Andy doesn't know why he said that. We don't know either.
- The entire video was recorded in one continuous shot.
