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[http://www.archive.org/details/DialComesToT Dial Comes to Town] 20:19 Kind of long, especially the explanation of how to use a giant rotary phone. But that, along with the crotchety grandpa who resists the newfangled dial phones, is part of its charm.  
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Kind of long, especially the explanation of how to use a giant rotary phone. But that, along with the crotchety grandpa who resists the newfangled dial phones, is part of its charm.  
 
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Revision as of 21:19, 3 January 2007

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The Film

Instead of just picking the movie myself, now that we see the system can work (sort of), I'm going to let the group pick. Feel free to add your own choices. Unless a fair number of people are having trouble previewing the movies at their current locations, I'm not uploading them all to youtube, just the one we end up picking. Just sign your name next to the movie you want to riff. Voting closes 1/7/7.

Note because of youtube's 10 minutes per movie limit, films over 10 minutes will either need to be (1) edited to under ten minutes, (2) split into two parts or (3) have the final msting uploaded to a site other than youtube.

Excercise and Health 9:50 I haven't watched this one yet.

Votes:

Comments: this is okay. It sounds like a lion tamer got loose at the beginning [or an S@M fetishist] - Pumaman2o


Bottle and the Throttle 10:21 Haven't watched this one either.

Votes:

Comments: too much narration for our purposes IMHO. I feel it would be hard to get riffs in edgewise. I watched part of it. - Pumamman2o

Now that I've actually watched it, I agree, way too talky. Especially the first half. --GersonK 02:15, 3 January 2007 (EST)


This Is Coffee 11:56 A lot of overblown narration about coffee and extracting that precious flavor from "the closed fist of the bean". May be tough to get a riff in edgewise at some points.

Votes: Matteus (I'm also offering my voice for the next film) Comments:


Pennsylvania Fish Commission 12:08 How many time can one man say fish? Also, have you ever wondered what milt is and how it's collected? Votes:

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Dial Comes to Town 20:19 YouTube part 1 YouTube part 2 Kind of long, especially the explanation of how to use a giant rotary phone. But that, along with the crotchety grandpa who resists the newfangled dial phones, is part of its charm. Votes: YibbleGuy Comments:

Perhaps we can use Better Use of Leisure Time ---- This 10:31 minute Coronet [no, not the Toilet Paper manufacturer] treatise shows Ken Michaels [a chronic moper, apparently] discussing [and NOT having a psychotic episode] work in the 1850's [ 60 hours a week at mill and the like] AND then work/ leisure time in 1950 .... with a disembodied voice and also imaginary versions of his parents .... all from the comfort of his own dreary bedroom. And what is it with that apple? [posted by Pumaman2o]

Votes: I like this one . I can see swipes at internet use being used --- Pumaman2o

Comments:


Browse the Prelinger and AV Geeks archives for other films to suggest, or find your own source. If the movie you want to do isn't online in a borrowable form, please elaborate on how we can use it.

The People

This project is all about shared labor via the internet. Wee! Here's a rough breakdown of the jobs that need to be performed, and who's volunteered to do them:

The Voters (anybody who registers here) - The people who vote on the movie to be riffed, and pick the lines that actually go in The Writers (anybody who registers here) - The people who actually write the riffs The Script Editor (1 or 2 people with help from all) - Responsible for making sure the script is in a usable form - eg people can add lines, it's clear when and how lines are to be read, any riffs that interefere with each other are identified. GersonK will do this if nobody else will The Talent (2 to 6(?) people) - The people who actually perform the script. GersonK, Matteus. and tinaw have volunteered for this phase. Ability to record and upload your work is very helpful. The Video Editor - Squeezes the raw movie and the talent's lines into a final product. GersonK has volunteered. The Producer - Makes sure that everything happens. GersonK will do this if nobody else will

The Timeline

(All dates subject to change)

  • 1/7/7 - Voting on the film closes. Who knows what hour exactly.
  • 1/8/7 - Writing begins. Somebody (probably the producer) uploads the unriffed film to YouTube.
  • 1/21/7 - Last day to add riffs
  • 1/22/7 - After competing lines are identified (by The Script Editor, hopefully with input from the writers) voting on lines begins
  • 1/29/7 - Based on voting, The Script Editor creates a shooting script. The Producer assigns lines to the Talent, based on their input.
  • 2/4/7 - Talent should have sent all audio files to the Video Editor

Shortly thereafter, the Video Editor uploads the final product to a public site, and we start over.


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