Episode Two.Eighteen
Ravi and Sonia ponder possible "game-changing" events on DriveTime for May Sweeps before welcoming photographer Abe Morell, who is the subject of the film Shadow of the House, directed by Allie Humenuk. Abe describes how the film came to be and gives Ravi a quick Camera Obscura 101.
And if that weren't enough -- a DriveTime Remote Segment to preview the World Premiere of the film.
(QuickTime, 09:43, 46 MB)
posted by Ravi at 11:08 PM
11 Comments:
Boston Area Alert -- you can catch another screening of Shadow of the House at the Somerville Theater on Monday, April 30th at 7:45 p.m.
Shadow of the House was terrific! If I had more than two thumbs, I'd turn them all up.
I feel kinda like a dweeb leaving shamelessly positive comments, but I can't just sit silent - this episode was outstanding.
Sonia -- Let's turn those thumbtoes up!
CJ -- I've known dweebs in my life and you sir are no dweeb! The DriveTime family appreciates your comment (shamelessly positive or not!)
That was very interesting and entertaining. I especially liked how you made a movie of him in 7 minutes... I am trying to decide which room in my house I can turn into a camera.
steve -- while you work on that room, I'm working on the Studio-A Obscura!
Quite fun. Thank you for the entertainment. I shall return.
Great show Ravi as usual!
I still can't imagine that it's cool enough up there for jackets and vests. If you were in TX you'd have to go with tees and shorts. It's overcast, semi sunny and horribly sultry aka Humid as heck!
I liked your guest. Did he say what I thought he said at the end... puppy porn? ;P Don't think we need to go there. O_o
~L~
thanks lady macleod -- we shall return too! ;-)
Lehsa -- I don't think Abe dropped the "P-word" in the coda... just the higher class "E-word"!
Congrats for your Webby Award!
I would like to see the movie.. great show :)
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