Sunday
Nov042007
New Videos, and How!
I just added two new clips to the media player on the sidebar, and I figured I'd make a post about 'em just in case you wanted to leave a comment.
The first clip is the "Halo Breakup" sketch I wrote a few weeks back. Originally, Luis Hurtado was to play the role of the "Game Fuel" guzzling uber-Halo-fanboy who completely sucks at the game. Sadly, the "Big Hurt" was slammed with website deadlines and had to back out of the shoot, so in stepped Jeremy Hache at the eleventh hour with an incredible performance. Hache always cracks me up, and this shoot was no exception. From the very first "What it do suckas", to the last "wake me when you need me", it was such a struggle holding in the laughter. Sadly, the sketch was edited quite heavily for air; I'm still bummed an exchange about Jeremy's sensitivity level ("In the game, or right now?") didn't make it out of the bay. But such is life, and Mike Shaw (resident sketch guru) did a fantastic job of stitching everything together.
The second clip I added was the "McHammer" teleprompter flub. I'll never forget how conflicted I felt the moment Olivia said that name. The name was in the prompter, sans hyphens, so I felt a little guilty calling her out on it. In fact, you can clearly see that it in the video; at one point I even tried to tell her she didn't say anything wrong. But in hindsight, I'm glad I decided to go there. It was a fantastic, live moment, and I still smile thinking about it. Munn was absolutely cracking me up, and you have to love that she can crack herself up as well.
I hope you enjoy the new clips, and thanks in advance for any feedback; I thoroughly enjoy reading all of your comments. And by the way, if these little blurbs are at all interesting, let me know. I'll whip up a post about the other videos in the player like the Red Ring of Death and The Bet.
The first clip is the "Halo Breakup" sketch I wrote a few weeks back. Originally, Luis Hurtado was to play the role of the "Game Fuel" guzzling uber-Halo-fanboy who completely sucks at the game. Sadly, the "Big Hurt" was slammed with website deadlines and had to back out of the shoot, so in stepped Jeremy Hache at the eleventh hour with an incredible performance. Hache always cracks me up, and this shoot was no exception. From the very first "What it do suckas", to the last "wake me when you need me", it was such a struggle holding in the laughter. Sadly, the sketch was edited quite heavily for air; I'm still bummed an exchange about Jeremy's sensitivity level ("In the game, or right now?") didn't make it out of the bay. But such is life, and Mike Shaw (resident sketch guru) did a fantastic job of stitching everything together.
The second clip I added was the "McHammer" teleprompter flub. I'll never forget how conflicted I felt the moment Olivia said that name. The name was in the prompter, sans hyphens, so I felt a little guilty calling her out on it. In fact, you can clearly see that it in the video; at one point I even tried to tell her she didn't say anything wrong. But in hindsight, I'm glad I decided to go there. It was a fantastic, live moment, and I still smile thinking about it. Munn was absolutely cracking me up, and you have to love that she can crack herself up as well.
I hope you enjoy the new clips, and thanks in advance for any feedback; I thoroughly enjoy reading all of your comments. And by the way, if these little blurbs are at all interesting, let me know. I'll whip up a post about the other videos in the player like the Red Ring of Death and The Bet.
Nov 4, 2007
Reader Comments (2)
LOL you can totally see your "WTF? face" when she said MickHammer, everyone on the PLANET took a step back and went, WHAT DID SHE JUST SAY? then kevin laughed, and we were all "god did she fuck that one up pretty bad OH OLIVIA!" then SHE laughed and we knew NO ONE was going to DIE :)
ps. RED RING OF DEATH IS EPICWIN FOR LIFE that vid is soooooo extremely brutal its better then most metal bands nowadays!
kudos Mr P,
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