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...House” or “Mather the Movie,” you’ll want to move into Mather immediately. You’ll curse the gods that you didn’t win the lottery. But it’s not just watching the videos??it’s watching them make the videos, and the fun they have coming up with the various scripts and ideas. And I hope this becomes a tradition...
...videos??er, we mean classes...
...sexual facts, providing the viewer with real social analysis. Though the comedy is somewhat outlandish, the creators emphasize that it is an important experiment in Harvard filmmaking. “The Hard Core” will be accompanied by a Harvard course website imitation. “Lecture videos?? will be posted, along with a blogspot managed by the actors. Harvard students will also be able to share testimonials about their own sexual experiences and leave feedback about the plot and characters’ lives. “The Hard Core” goes even further in viewer...
...aesthetic stimulation that has become a staple for Missy Elliott. In becoming three-dimensional, the video is actually less innovative, with a simple white background setting off most of the first half and a glorified Sean Paul style in the second half. In fact, Elliott’s past videos??with the extending necks of “Get Ur Freak On” and camera curvature of “The Rain (Supa Dupa Fly)”—were better attempts at 3-D than the lackluster gestures rampant throughout. The video?...
When I was in middle school, there was a television station called “The Box.” A kind of mass-scale precursor to YouTube, it played music videos??chosen entirely by viewers—twenty-four hours a day. If I wanted to see pop at its trashy best (apparently viewers just could not get enough of Eiffel 65’s “Blue”), “The Box” was the place.“Mirrorball,” a series of four programs of carefully selected music...