2008 Seattle Company Makes Finalist in MoveOn Obama Contest
posted by April 29 at 14:57 PM
onLocal production company More Dust Than Digital created this 30-second Obama ad for MoveOn.org:
It’s competing alongside 14 other entries for a possible MoveOn ad buy—among the judges are talented documentary filmmakers Ricki Stern and Annie Sundberg (The Trials of Darryl Hunt) and Rory Kennedy (The Ghosts of Abu Ghraib) and producers James Schamus (Brokeback Mountain) and Ted Hope (Towelhead).
Some of the other entries are a bit less, uh, artsy-fartsy Seattle, so I don’t really think it will win. But there’s always People’s Choice!
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Could you at least give us the title so that it can be viewed via the link?
Reload, I fixed it.
thanks! Right after I clicked "post" I realized the titles are pretty quick to click through, but the link will be helpful. durr me.
Seattle sucks.
Whatever, MoveOn. Maybe we should wait to see who wins the Dem. nomination first.
they are so out of touch with the non painting american.
Except when it blows, Poe.
Seattle Rules!
Remember, we don't just create Reality, we distribute it WHOLESALE!
And no amount of McCain provided vids put on YouTube by the Clinton apparatchiks will change that.
Shut up, Will. Fag.
the company is MORE DUST THAN DIGITAL not FROM DUST TO DIGITAL -- check em out @ moredust.com
Thanks, fixed it. I seem to have mixed them up with the record label.
awesome annie! thanks.
Funny- I misread part of the title as "Move On Obama". As in give it up. Guess the mind sees what it wants to see.
Snarky response in 3,2..
Um. Why is Obama blue? And is that particular shade of blue racist?
Yeah, it looks like Obama needs to loosen his shirt collar.
@9 - you're just upset I wanted your name on the back of my SLOG shirt ...
GAG! Obama? Really? Come on!
Hey... I recognize that old man. That's legendary screenwriter Stewart Stern (Rebel Without a Cause, Sybil, The Ugly American).
Awesome cameo.
@18: I don't think he's that jowly. But I think I recognize him from somewhere else. Theater?
Wasn't shot here, was it?
I swear that's the JH in Boston in the skyline behind the girl with the drafting table.
All shot here, thats apartment is in Cap Hill, near the original TopPot...and yes, Stewart Stern teaches here at the FILM SCHOOL, so I'm sure you've seen him around.
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