Crossing Borders
- added October 1, 2006
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- Cosmic_kat
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Starting out in stand up comedy is a difficult process and this is a snippet of a documentary that takes a closer look at that process. The documentary follows a diverse group of new stand ups trying to get their 5 minutes of material for a show. It actually focuses on men and women. Comedy has the power to help people understand each other & their struggles.
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- Cosmic_kat
- 10/02/06
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I am so excited to see the full length version! It is looking fabulous and is so enlightening, interesting, and a perfect piece of Film!!!
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I enjoyed watching these ladies
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Inspiring and thoughtful! Great Job! I look forward to the feature!
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- cevafrenchie
- 10/16/06
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This looks terrific! What a great job you're doing with a very intriguing topic. Looking forward to seeing the whole thing!
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This is intelligent and intriguing. I would love to see the rest.
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this is great! can't wait to see the full doc.
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Love it. I think is going to a great place. Keep it going.
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- cmsanchezr
- 10/17/06
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This is a GREAT topic. I can't wait for the full length documentary! WELL DONE!!
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Well done! I love women comics. Good luck!
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- featherives
- 10/18/06
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I like this, and there are some really good points. I have always wanted to explore comedy and comedians in relationship to social politics. Like boxing, comedy has always been a place where those who have not been alowed to thrive in other areas, have had some sucess. Comedy allows you to tell the truth, whatever it is, and laugh at it, and it allows for anyone and everyone to do it.
The one thing that did disapoint me about the piece was the interview style. There is good information there, but it's about comedy, there should at least be some camera movment to keep the beat up, and the interviews should have been more comedic in nature, but all in all, an interesting piece.
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