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  When Harry Killed Sally: The Post-Op Transgenre Trailer Movement

  by Jonathan M. Silver | Feb 12, 2009

  The latest all-out viral craze is upon us. In basements across the land, self-taught editors are taking short clips from major motion pictures and reconfiguring them into a different kind of movie promo. The catch is that the reorganized footage completely changes the original film's genre. To a new generation of internet fans, The Shining will now be thought of as a coming-of-age romance, while Sleepless in Seattle is a blood-curdling horror film.

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  The Lonely Island: They're Ka-Blamo!: How three childhood friends hit the big-time thanks to a camcorder and a modem

  by Anthony Rando | Feb 6, 2009

  The first time I met The Dudes, it was through an e-mail from a friend, a link to their music video, "Jizz in My Pants." I laughed. I nearly cried. I jizzed in my pants. After that, I went on a mission. And by mission, I mean I ignored all other work and the ringing phone to watch just about everything they've ever made. To my surprise, I realized that I'd actually met The Dudes before.

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• The Evolution of Online Video: Part Two: The Videoverse

  by Jennie Josephson | Jan 23, 2009

  To really appreciate online video's mad stampede into the public consciousness, consider this: it took almost 25 years for streaming media to go from research theory to a nineteen second clip called 'Me at the zoo', the first video posted on the earliest version of YouTube.

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• The Evolution of Online Video: Part One: Building the Road to the 'Zoo'

  by Jennie Josephson | Jan 22, 2009

  On April 23, 2005, "Me at the zoo" was the first video uploaded onto a new website called YouTube. This short clip of two elephants and a gangly kid helped boost the fledgling medium of online video into the entertainment stratosphere.

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