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The Chase

Thu, 10 Dec 2009 12:38:25 -0500

A digitized 8mm black and white vaudeville short about a chase. A hat chase to be specific! Watch what happens as a hat is lost and found. ... vaudeville "black and white" "charlie chaplin" 8mm chase hat funny short film humor

iCoolidge Film - Funny short

Thu, 10 Dec 2009 12:07:15 -0500

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NEW Tiger Woods I am Tiger Woods Nike Commercial

Sun, 06 Dec 2009 16:56:33 -0500

A Parody on the famous Tiger Woods NIKE commercial SNOOGINS!!!! This was the idea, we make a video on a topic that’s hot and ready for a parody. Something sure to be picked up on Saturday Night Live. We film it and post it before SNL airs and compare the two. We filmed this Saturday morning and got it on-line 7pm(pst), well before SNL went live on the East Coast. Concept by: Khristian Leslie & Ezra Barham Tiger Woods: Sean Michael Boozer Elin Nordegren(Tigers wife): The lovely Jennifer Wilson Edited by: Lou Klien Studio With a special thanks to Max! If you'd like tp compare our video with what SNL came up with, please do. Copy & Paste & Let us know what you think: http://www.hulu.com/watch/113210/saturday-night-live-tiger-woods-accident#s-p2-sr-i1

Deif El hana ضيف الهنا (PART 1)

Mon, 07 Sep 2009 11:07:41 -0400

Pantomime comic Short feature film pointing to the concept of Invasion فيلم روائى قصير تدور احداثه فى إطار كوميدى صامت حول الاحتلال ... "Deif El Hana" "Mostafa Omar" "Short feature film" Pantomime Invasion Comedy "Short movie" "مصطفى عمر" "فيلم صامت" "فيلم روائى قصير" "ضيف الهنا" بانتومايم كوميدى احتلال "فيلم قصير"

Casual Connections - Episode 13

Thu, 21 Aug 2008 17:39:55 -0400

Long story short: DRAMATIZED 100% REAL INTERNET PERSONAL ADS. Featuring: Inessa Frantowski Produced by Pat Kelly and Jared Sales... more > Long story short: DRAMATIZED 100% REAL INTERNET PERSONAL ADS. Featuring: Inessa Frantowski Produced by Pat Kelly and Jared Sales Productions Manager Daryn McIntyre

Deif El hana ضيف الهنا (PART 2)

Sat, 12 Sep 2009 05:46:31 -0400

Ednooki 22112009 1 del

Mon, 23 Nov 2009 21:42:35 -0500

Ednooki comedy politics irony animation parody series short film sketch ... Ednooki comedy politics irony animation parody series short film sketch

Whose Line Is It Anyway?

Tue, 19 Feb 2008 06:01:33 -0500

The show was brought to the attention of American comedian Drew Carey, who worked with regular Whose Line? performer Ryan Stiles, a co-star on The Drew Carey Show. Carey convinced ABC to air test episodes in the United States. The show turned into an inexpensive hit and ABC kept Carey on as the host. The show ran on ABC for six seasons, benefiting from the low expectations of its Thursday night time slot, as ABC was not expected to mount a serious threat to what was then NBC's longtime Thursday dominance in the Nielsen ratings. While the network would regularly premi?re two new episodes in one night, there were several occurrences in which some episodes were skipped or postponed until a later date because of the airing of other new shows or specials.[citation needed] The American version was almost identical to the British series, though there was less rotation of games and performers (Ryan Stiles and Colin Mochrie, frequent performers on the British show, were featured in every American episode, and Wayne Brady also became a regular toward the beginning of the second American season). The sketches on the American version also tended to be longer and more drawn out than those in the British version. There was also more involvement of the host in the activities, and occasional celebrity guest appearances. While the points were arbitrarily doled out very deliberately by Anderson on the British series with the pretext that the points mattered, Carey took this to a different level on the American version by explicitly stating at the beginning and excessively throughout the episodes that the points didn't matter and would usually be correspondingly apathetic about assigning them during the show. In addition, the British version was more about improvisational theatre, which meant it would occasionally have games that were designed to show off its contestants' acting range rather than getting laughs. The British version also seemed to take more risks, airing games in w...