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Tips for the Aspiring Documentary Film Maker

Posted in Media, Movies, OutdoorType on Mar 5th, 2008 No Comments »

I don’t have time to go into the genesis of this post, I have to go to FedEx. Let me just say that I finally found evidence against the old “a picture is worth a thousand words” adage. Linking together several minutes of pretty 1080i high definition video does not always a story […]

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A Brief Summary*

Posted in Washington DC, Words, Dreams, Friends, Photography, Travel and Places, Movies, Life, OutdoorType on Jan 31st, 2008 1 Comment »

Things I might have written many words about had I actually sat down to write them at the time of the event and not now, several days later…
The Best 80s Movie Made In The 90s
Which movie? Why Point Break of course! Keanu, Swayze, Busey… friggin’ John C. McGinley! The […]

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Note to Self: Blackie Parrish Was A Replicant Too

Posted in Friends, Life, Movies, Note to self on Dec 27th, 2007 No Comments »

For Christmas Torrance received the super special edition of Blade Runner, which means it is now entirely possible, that one day soon, this conversation will occur at my house:

(this reminds me… I really should try and find that autographed Full House cast photo of mine)

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About Charlie Wilson’s War

Posted in Hilton Head Island, Politics, Movies on Dec 22nd, 2007 No Comments »

Some thoughts after seeing Charlie Wilson’s War…
It was funny. Really funny. Hanks and Hoffman and Adams give great performances. I’ve never been a huge Julia Roberts fan, but she did alright too. Sorkin wrote the screenplay and in some ways the movie was like a really good season 2 WW episode, with only a long […]

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MountainFilm @ National Geographic

Posted in Friends, Washington DC, Media, Adventure Sports, Movies, OutdoorType on Nov 30th, 2007 4 Comments »

Twenty-nine years ago, a group of climbers had the idea of presenting a festival of mountain films in the climbing mecca of Telluride, Colorado. Today, Mountainfilm in Telluride is one of the world’s most prominent festivals of films on mountain sports and conservation, and is now sponsored in part by National Geographic.

Some quick thoughts on […]

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Assassination Vacation Solo Show Sneak Preview

Posted in Hilton Head Island, Burke Lake, Dallas, Manassas National Battlefield Park, Opening, Art, Travel and Places, Movies, Media, Photography, OutdoorType on Nov 29th, 2007 1 Comment »

A showing of limited edition, fine art prints created from digital photographs.
From the “shot heard round the world” at the Old North Bridge to the “miracle bullet” of Dealey Plaza please join us in viewing twenty-two new photographs that explore several historical landmarks from a unique perspective that sets aside events […]

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