Tuesday, May 5, 2009

what the?

We as a society have come along way. We do thinngs now that would have been unthinkable 100 years ago. Like letting women vote. Yet we still cant curse on TV. Um what? We have to get over the fact that some people dont like cussing. Now I dont think they should swear on Nickelodeon or the Disney Channel. But ... Come on.

Tuesday, April 28, 2009

Da Net.

To me, I fell like the internet is going to have to take responsibility for itself at some point in the near future. Sooner or later people are going to have to realize that this is the most popular form of anything on the planet. That means that people are going to capitalize on it, it's inevitable. For me I dont think it would affect me as much as others, so I dont think it's that bad. But thats just me.

Tuesday, April 14, 2009

The Bush Legacy.

Our video will be a History Channel special on the last 8 years of the Bush Presidency. A story of a man who against all odds put the US through one of the most prolific precidencies in American History. The foiling of the Terror Plot on September 11 was just the beginning. Soon after, the Nation was faced with the worst Terrorist attack since the Oklahoma City Bombing. Soon after the US entered into a conflict with Somolia. Bringing Democracy to East Africa created a chain response which put Democracy in the hands of those who could not attain it themselves. A World Coalition led by the United States leads to a complete clean up of Africa including a resolution in the Darfur cleanup. With the African continent on the rebound and the economy stable the world marvelled at their heroic leader.

Tuesday, March 10, 2009

Tube of God

In this weeks installment of Tube of Plenty, Barnough explores the ever important side effects of the Red Scare. I always new that this Scare happened, but I never realized that this event had such huge repercussions in television history. This whole panic really shaped the modern media as we know it today.
I almost feel like we have a similar name game going on today. The whole Republicans were responsible for the economy no the Democrats were responsible/ every other issue blame game is kind of dividing the news networks right now. It seems like there arent any real in the middle actual news stations, and don't tell me the BBC is one because they're British and still think they own India and stuff. Anyway Levi have you ever heard of World News International.

Thursday, March 5, 2009

Parched Planet

“Water is the essence of wetness and wetness is the essence of beauty.”- Ben Stiller.


In the near future the world goes about its business. Life prospers and the people of Earth flourish. Little did they know, everything was about to change. The world’s water supply was about to go dry… The governments scramble for power over the precious liquid drove the planet to the verge of nuclear war… But there were some who thought things were getting a little too hot. A small group decided that it was time to make a difference. “We can save this planet, one drop at a time!” From the studio that brought you Big Momma’s House 2 comes the one movie that will make you thirsty as hell…

Tuesday, February 24, 2009

Library Adventure.

Alright A-TEAM! Let's get down to business! The way I see this movie turning out, is like this. We should make it like we're making a documentary on what has actually happened since 9/11. What I mean by that is, we shouldn't say in our movie, and then this could happen, or and then this would happen. It needs to be definite. I dont know if that made any sense, but oh well. Freakin Slumdog Millionaire, 8 awards?! Kung Fu Panda got robbed from best animated movie . Anyway, we need to find sources on very popular news stories before 9/11. It mite also be good to find other news in other countries about the US, like the BBC or something. So news right before 9/11, everything after will be tainted. If we want to pursue the Darfur topic we should look up info on that, or any other country that would be interesting to go to war with like I dont know Mexico or Jamaica or something. Presidential nominees, Katrina response would it have been better or worse( I dont think it could have been any worse.) Please watch this video if you have time. http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=xPYChyfxWNs. So that's pretty much all we discussed. Remember boys slow and steady. Hey Joshua freakin shot in the dark here you wanna do somthin some time?
This is Dillon Yuhasz signing off.

Thursday, February 5, 2009

A Day of Wreckoning.

On a rainy afternoon, in downtown Santa Barbara the hustle and bustle of city life was well under way. Reggie Smith was racing to take his twins, Alice and Leo Smith, home to his wife. Smith was looking to get onto the 101 when on the corner of Carrillo and Chapala Smith slammed into an MTD bus. Smith’s Ford Explorer was badly damaged in the crash, while the Bus seemed relatively unharmed. After the Crash Smith seemed shaken, but was very glad to get out of the accident unharmed, and even more thankful to see his children walk out of the wreck with no visible injuries. Smith would go onto recall that he pulled up behind a school bus he wasn’t sure if the light was red or green, but it could have been red. Smith hadn’t been in an accident for some six years when he was driving drunk and struck a fence.