Los Angeles actor/writer, Tim Coyne, struggles to move on after “the hot chick” moves on. Running time 1:07
- Music – Andrew A. Peterson
Unkempt #27 – MOVING ON?
Written on May 10, 2008
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Dude
That was amazing! Great work buddy.
This game ain’t over yet!
Cheers,
–Lance
Great job, sir.
Could be me in that montage…
really moving. Great visuals. Wondering who edited and what program was used?
Well done Tim!
Oh I thought it looked like Animoto produced… Very nicely done!
Hello.
Nice job on the video.
Thanks for using my music.
Love,
Andrew
Thanks for checking in everybody. Been busy crying in my beer.
Abbe – I shot a bunch of pics at a local bar. Everbody that I was a raging egomaniac. I played with the images a bit, chose some music, created an Animoto video, imported into Final Cut and tweaked a bit more and there you have it.
Andrew – Thanks so much for putting your music out into the world. Love it!!
Strangely, it still took me forever to finish. It always does.
Good stuff! I really liked the effects that you put it and it looks great on the Iphone!
Breathtaking. Video or audio, you’re a fantastic storyteller, my friend.
Very cool video, I thought it looked like it came from Animoto. Great concept, keep it up!
Good work, Tim. I hope you’re no still blue over this…
I think your iTunes link is broken. I can’t find you in there anymore! You have to fix this because I need my Hollywood Podcast!
Hey Kate.
Yeah. I’m dealing with some weird Itunes issues. Bottom line, I’m not in Itunes right now and I’m incredibly frustrated.
Ugh.
I’ll work it out.
Tim