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The wonderful thing about YouTube is that anyone, with a camera and an idea, can be a filmmaker.
MindbreakOne has created this cute and clever “tribute to one of my favorite movies. Planned, shot and edited in 7 hours.”
I just discovered it today, but it’s a couple of years old, so forgive me if you’ve seen it already. The short features Tamazina Jones, a persian cat from Indiana, with mad treasure hunting skills.
Do you have an idea for an entertaining Internet meme? Maybe you can use it to help build your brand.
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The best movies use theme to subtly convey a viewpoint, message or idea.
Ideally, a theme should behave like parents watching their child perform on stage — easy to spot when looked for, but not so obvious as to be embarrassing.
The dream team of Stephen Baldwin, Tom Berenger, and yes, Dennis Rodman, challenge that assertion in the unintentionally hilarious film, Cutaway.
See if the message becomes clear to you after watching these clips.
Can you tell a satisfying story in five seconds? I’m a believer after watching this hilarious collection of the top twenty 5-second films. (This video is NSFW.)