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The BiM Party
My entry to the Celebration Contest on BricksInMotion.com. I made this video in literally the last 16 hours. I scripted it beforehand, but I procrastinated and I ended up staying up until 4 in the morning. And I had to use my Logitech Webcam Pro 9000 for this, because my computer is so slow that it's just too unbearable to try to use my T2i right now.
How did you get such an accurate portrayal of me at parties?
Zachary Volt reference earns you 5/5.
I shall applaud you for you have made a better Lucas type brickfilm than Lucas.
Despite the fact that this entry shall go without a single onion ring to be seen, this film is hilarious. I loved the admin bit. Awesome job, Chris.
Nailed it!
This is accurate.
Despite the fact that this entry shall go without a single onion ring to be seen,
While yes, there are no onion rings, if you look in the large crowd shot at 0:16 you might spot our old friend Van. 
If you're talking about the guy with the super-hyper grin, I thought that was Smeagol at first, advertising his DVDs.
If you're talking about the guy with the super-hyper grin, I thought that was Smeagol at first, advertising his DVDs.
Nope. Van's right here:
Great job, Chris!
Also, is that the Skype group at the beginning of the video? 
If you're talking about the guy with the super-hyper grin, I thought that was Smeagol at first, advertising his DVDs.
If I'm not mistaken, I'm the one with a lady on each arm.
The one you refer to is HoldingOurOwn
I just wanted to bring this back up to the top of the forum to say that I love this, and great job.
it is quite an accurate depiction of BiM, and the depiction of our beloved Skype group it even more accurate. The set was a bit bland though, (of course it would be hypocritical of my to critique that).
Anyways, excellent work!
Hilarious! The people of BiM hate to admit what they've done with their lives.
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