Sorry…been busy…so I’ll just leave this here
Posted by Craig Mazin on 11 Oct 2009 at 01:01 pm | Tagged as: Miscellany
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Very funny–great example of why “show, don’t tell” works so well in visual mediums. We needed about two lines of dialogue for that to work. Less is almost always more.
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