How effective do you think CastCom has been?- Page 2

[B3TA07]

Posted: 12/9/06 at 12:05am

Popular, read about two posts above your last one, girlfriend.

[TechEverlasting]

Posted: 12/9/06 at 12:05am

Thanks for the 2nd link Popular. I did try to figure out what was going on and couldn't manage it. Since I somehow managed to double post, my next post will be what I'm thinking of submitting:

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[TechEverlasting]

Posted: 12/9/06 at 12:05am

"I'd like to see a series of Castcom clips showing how the Castcom clips are taped and edited. Perhaps we could follow one clip (perhaps this very clip about Castcom) from its initial planning stages, through its storyboarding and onto the shoot and subsequent editing and postproduction/scoring. Let's meet the Castcom crew and see how they react to the mixed reviews the Castcom clips have received. Let's find out once and for all how they make that cool sword sound effect. Let's see frank no holds barred discussions of their plans for revamping Castcom for Broadway."

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[B3TA07]

Posted: 12/9/06 at 12:46am

Having just read Swift's "A Modest Proposal," written my own modest proposal, and analyzed different types of satire, I can enjoy and appreciate your suggestion to its fullest extent, Tech. <3

[brdlwyr]

Posted: 12/9/06 at 12:53am

I saw the first PQ cast.com live, but never watched it after that.

[PaintWordPictures]

Posted: 12/9/06 at 12:56pm

Whoa... A pleasant surprise to see my post resurected this Saturday morning. (It originally kind of tailed off after 4 or so replies.)

I think my favorite parts of the later castcoms were the discussions about things that had gone wrong during the show. Some of those were hilarious.