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This is an expert martial arts sequence carried out on a small-town baseball field. It's simply shot and absolutely jaw-dropping. This home-made internet content shows the often overlooked talent and athleticism of martial artists. view
Playwright / Video Producer Julian Camilo Pozzi
Playwright/Video Producer, House of Broken Windows
[ 2:30 - from YouTube ]
Creativity excels when it finds restraints. And is there anything more restrictive than Microsoft Windows? The creator of this video has taken the dullest, flattest electronic notes and made awesome music. Of course, this makes a strong case for Macs. view
Core eGuider Graham Mason
Writer, Videomaker, Member of Sunset Television
[ 9:13 - from YouTube ]
Deborah and I returned early from London to attend Michael Jackson's memorial. It was surprisingly elegant and moving. And much more intimate in the hall than it looked on television. Stevie Wonder was extraordinary. Here is another MJ tribute. view
Guest eGuider John Landis
Filmmaker
[ 3:53 - from YouTube ]
A group of engineers and scientists worked on the latest music video for the band OK Go, making a huge Rube Goldberg machine that they shot in one take. view
Core eGuider Tim Street
Chief Creative / CEO APE Digital Inc.
[ 1:12 - from YouTube ]
The fact that my wife Kim is one of the hot girls has little bearing on the fact that this is a really funny, smart Q&A series in the vein of "Ask a Ninja." view
Guest eGuider Greg Benson
Director, Mediocre Films
[ 1:07 - from YouTube ]
Take "Mary Poppins," re-edit it a little, and make the soundtrack a lot more ominous. What do you get? A horror movie! Very clever stuff from editor Chris Rule. view
Core eGuider Nicole Boettcher
Film Distributor
[ 3:52 - from YouTube ]
Here's an awesome music video that won a Swedish Grammy for Best Video. It's a re-edit of footage from a 1960's religious gathering. I love when the lady starts feeling the holy spirit and rocks out to the chorus. view
Core eGuider Graham Mason
Writer, Videomaker, Member of Sunset Television
[ 3:28 - from YouTube ]
Wow, who knew a session of the European Parliament could be this engaging! In this clip Daniel Hannan completely chews out British Prime Minister Gordon Brown for his handling of the recession. Although Brown is not completely to blame for the British Pound sinking into the ether, Hannan should be commended for speaking his mind to the highest figure in the land. Maybe the US Congress should take note: I think it's time to leave bipartisanship behind and unite not only as a country, but as a world community. Here here! view
New Media Producer John Rota
Film, TV & New Media Producer
