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FRED LIKE ME
Because deep down inside, aren’t we all Fred Armisen? Watch the movie critics have called "...definitely the best version of whatever it's trying to be." Please Subscribe to Our Channel: http://bit.ly/OddlySpecificYT And Follow Us on The Twitter: @ImOddlySpecific @avishaiw On Facebook: http://on.fb.me/1MtdGs9 Directed by Avishai Weinberger and Oren Herschander Written by Oren Herschander Edited by Avishai Weinberger Original Music by Georgia Mills https://soundcloud.com/georgia-mills-15 Executive Producer: Oren Herschander Cinematographer: Avishai Weinberger Associate Producer And All Around Great Guy: Naftali Ehrenkranz STARRING: The Writer: Oren Herschander Oren: Loren Snoreschander Fred: S’mores Rochester Scott: Oreo Highlander Dog: Oren Steve-Buscemischander Agent Smith: Oren Hugo-Weavingschander Girlfriend: Oren Jennifer-Lawrenchander Filmed on location in Brooklyn, New York, Earth, Galaxy Milky Way. Make Sure to Watch Portlandia This January! (On IFC) https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=-j43-YEOeZM
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The Women of The Simpsons Explain The Bechdel–Wallace Test
A video collage where the women of The Simpsons explain The Bechdel–Wallace Test. The test measures the representation of women in films, asking whether a work: 1. features at least two women 2. who talk to each other 3. about something other than a man. Passing or failing the test, does not necessarily mean that a specific film represents women well. Rather, the test is used to call attention to gender inequality in films. It’s a low bar, yet roughly more than 40 percent of every U.S. movie ever made fail. Learn more: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Bechdel_test
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The Kuleshov Effect and Wikipedia
The words in this video are sourced entirely from the Wikipedia article on The Kuleshov effect. The Wikipedia text was then matched with clips from various movies, tv shows, and music videos to make a whole from the interaction of the sequential shots. https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Kuleshov_effect Assembled by Oren Herschander See more of my work at https://www.oddlyoren.com/films
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