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I was talking about Dumb and Dumber last night, like you do, and I was defending it as my favorite comedy of all time. I referenced this scene.  Most people remember and quote the end of this clip but I think the funnier part is in the exchange just before it. 

Harry: His head fell off.

Lloyd: His head fell off?

Harry: Yeah, he was pretty old.

Perfect.

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jess-agi:

ATTN: Production nerds
Appropriate that Catering and Producer are separated by one answer.

Fantastic.

jess-agi:

ATTN: Production nerds

Appropriate that Catering and Producer are separated by one answer.

Fantastic.

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Jesse gets how I feel.

jessebenjamin:

For those suffering from too many “Shit ___ Say” videos. A message of hope, strength and support.

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"The true New Yorker secretly believes that people living anywhere else have to be, in some sense, kidding."

— John Updike (via aaknopf)

(via discoverynews)

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Wings of a Dragon (with Megan Mullally and Nick Offerman)

 What happens when a paleontologist loves a creationist?

Nick and Megan were super nice and really great to work with.  I don’t know how else to say it, but they just ‘got it’.  They were totally on board for ridiculous costumes, a karaoke dream sequence, and a caveman riding a dinosaur. Check out the video, it was a ton of fun to make.

[beargriffin via collegehumor]

(Source: College Humor)

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Today is a big day - one of the biggest in the short-ish history of our small-ish company. For the past year (37 years in Internet time), we’ve been working nonstop on a project that we’ve desperately wanted to tell you about. Because, frankly, it’s all about you. Our willpower muscles are pretty much at the breaking point right now, and so we are doubly ecstatic to finally let the tiger out of the satchel and make this officially official announcement: We built you a new Vimeo.
To learn more about these new big things in more detail, head over to vimeo.com/new. It’s also the place where members can sign up to try the new Vimeo as we roll it out over the next few weeks. Go ahead - you know you want to check it out!


All new Vimeo!

vimeo:

Today is a big day - one of the biggest in the short-ish history of our small-ish company. For the past year (37 years in Internet time), we’ve been working nonstop on a project that we’ve desperately wanted to tell you about. Because, frankly, it’s all about you. Our willpower muscles are pretty much at the breaking point right now, and so we are doubly ecstatic to finally let the tiger out of the satchel and make this officially official announcement: We built you a new Vimeo.

To learn more about these new big things in more detail, head over to vimeo.com/new. It’s also the place where members can sign up to try the new Vimeo as we roll it out over the next few weeks. Go ahead - you know you want to check it out!

All new Vimeo!

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Just went to a fancier-than-intended dinner with Eva. Whoops. Meh.

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Matt and I have been making films together since we were in college so this was a perfect sendoff to both my time at CollegeHumor and consistently working with Matt.  Matt detailed a couple of easter eggs but my favorite one got left on the cutting room floor.  We shot a piece of Joan of Arc’s student film from Clone High, the part where she slaps the watermelon.  I really wish that made it in there. I love that show, and her student film.

mattedits:

Here’s a video I directed poking fun at Film School and all the silly things we used to do. It was written by Emily and Dan, produced by Creighton, edited by Nick, VO by Kelly, and shot by Carl. 

This was super fun to direct because I got to throw in a lot of homages to films my friends and I made. For instance the titles: “If Nick” and “Sorrowful Repentance” are two titles of shorts I made in college (I know). The title “Friday Night Riot” is a throw back to the public access show my friends and I had in high school called, “Tuesday Night Riot.” The shots in the, “Life In The Key Of A-Minor” are all similar to a couple of movies I made in high school and my good friend Bryan made Freshman year of college. Also Bryan makes a guest appearance as Bertrand Peffercorn. 

And my favorite homage is the title, “Miles Apart”, which is a reference to a student film my friend Travis directed in college. The film starred a young Josh Ruben and Sam Reich who, at the time, I didn’t know and now I work with. Enjoy it and Reblog it!

[emilyaxford by way of jennyjay and patrickcassels]

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Breaking Bad POV Compilation

I’m happy that this exists.

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having trouble getting back on a normal sleep schedule post CES.  in a weird ‘I’m tired but I can’t sleep’ kind of phase.

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