Rank #1 Flowers is an outstanding viz narrative! Their shot list was well planned and superbly cast and shot, even giving motion to still picture shots, like when he was drinking the beer–impressive. Moods were well conveyed in each shot through exaggerated body language and facial expressions. Overwhelmingly, hilarious! So funny I had to watch it more than once, and laughed every time! Absolutely brilliant!

Rank #2 The Great Escape!!! viz narrative is a very innovative, clever approach to an animated piece; even the scream at the beginning was believable. The meticulous approach to each shot really gave a convincing and motion filled adventure. A brave and phenomenal approach with a stupendous outcome. Superior, to say the least!

Rank #3 The Card Game viz narrative is a believable spoof on the old western tavern scene amid lawlessness. Interesting burn and treatment of still shots and the music was perfect. Much time was obviously put into this project given its tone and authenticity, making it look smooth, and deadly! Well done!!

Fess Up or be Weary Viz Narrative

Viz Narrative

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Sustainability

Olive’s Story

A story: Olive’s Dilemma

Bones book passage

For comedy I always enjoyed “Seinfeld” and even (and more recently) “House.” The dude is so obnoxious that he’s laughable. I forgot his first name but the actor’s last name is Lury, and he does a phenomenal job at acting the part since he’s actually a nice British guy in real life. Wow. It just dawned on me why reality TV does not appeal to me—it’s a whole lot better to see an actor play a part that is completely different from their normal personality. Plus, sometimes what is normal and real can be likewise VERY BORING, if you know what I mean. Reality TV can also be downright depressing, especially when watching those weird daytime confrontational talk shows where they stage the most bizarre family scenarios—it makes you wonder if it is actually reality! So, the two extremes in reality TV—one being the boring humdrum blah of a “normal” day, or the most outlandish pathetic story of who had whose baby and what mom and daughter had the same boyfriend. With the latter, the storylines are so insane that you wonder if those people can really be that stupid. Therefore, for both extremes of reality TV—normal life and crazy people, I really don’t care for either.