by Lou Griffith
Credits: Photo by Sean Davis
by John Beifuss
Maybe your grandparents were right to be suspicious of the federally mandated conversion from analog broadcasting to digital television that occurred Friday.
"When the digital conversion goes horribly awry, America is plunged into technological chaos." That's the premise of "The Conversion," an Internet "micro-series" written and directed by Edward Valibus Phillips and produced by Benjamin Rednour and cinematographer Erik Morrison of Corduroy Wednesday, a local filmmaking company.
Maybe your grandparents were right to be suspicious of the federally mandated conversion from analog broadcasting to digital television that occurred Friday.
"When the digital conversion goes horribly awry, America is plunged into technological chaos." That's the premise of "The Conversion," an Internet "micro-series" written and directed by Edward Valibus Phillips and produced by Benjamin Rednour and cinematographer Erik Morrison of Corduroy Wednesday, a local filmmaking company.
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by Lou Griffith
This tests the fine line of avant-garde art, comedy, and absurdity. "L'Hippopotame Vert FTW!" is a hybrid of mainstream comedy and pretentious existentialism. If we can make just one downtrodden philosopher smirk under their haggard demeanor then we have done our job well. That, and Hungry Hungry Hippos is a kick ass game.
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Videos
by Lou Griffith
The Corduroy boys attempt to make a movie for the Memphis Fact or Fiction Li'l Film Fest. Fortunately, a friendly life-long Memphian agreed to an interview about our fair city.
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Videos