PILLBOX #128: Boys Still Shoot for Analog?

This episode was originally released as a Premium Pill in April of 2008.  This episode and the other episodes from the first year of The Premium Pill is available as PILLBOX.  

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Color RCAsHudson sprained his ankle this week. Not to worry, only a Level One Sprain. Now, when he sprains his ankle at school, I was kind of hoping, if you’re all not too busy, you would consider calling me

Earlier this week, a actually worked. Yes, I did a, how you say, job. But, the whole thing could have fallen through at any moment, at the exact moment that I reveal that I don’t really don’t know how to do a damned thing unless I can do it sitting here at my Mac.

Tim Coyne (The Hollywood Podcast) and I video taped and produced an “electronic press kit” for a baby/toddler fashion school. Luckily, it wasn’t as mind-numbing as I’d expected, thanks to the constant distraction:pairs and pairs of salt-water balloons.

Not to give away too much of the story, here’s a link to the resulting video. I’d wait and watch it after listening. It make a lot more sense.

Apparently, the word I butchered is spelled “shadenfraud”

THANKS FOR LISTENING!

This episode was recorded in front of a “live” internet audience. 

20 thoughts on “PILLBOX #128: Boys Still Shoot for Analog?

  1. Six Characters (Father, Mother and four children) appear before a troupe of professional Actors, state they are the incomplete creations of their author’s brain and passionately desire to get their life-story realized in a dramatic form. The Characters are allowed to reenact their tragic lives.

  2. You are funny and witty. The story you wrote, along with the kind of gory picture you presented is eye catching. I also like the idea of you not giving away too much of your story, you kind of made it all a suspenseful event by presenting a link to access your resulting video.

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  4. Thanks for taking the time to discuss this, I feel strongly about it and love learning more on this topic. If possible, as you gain expertise, would you mind updating your blog with more information

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