You look pretty good...

The intent of the rule originally was to keep people from submitting a film they've been working on for a while that happens to be filmed in a sit with a floor and character legs that happen to match the mod element requirements. I think it's a decent rule, considering it would be pretty conceivable for somebody to have a film with a gray ground and white legs, but Carroll didn't break the rules to the letter so there's no reason to consider disqualification.

A guy was disqualified a few years ago because there was a panning shot where the mod element went out of the frame momentarily, I thought that was too harsh and not in line with the purpose of the rules. We've tried to be more lenient since THAC became an official function of BiM, though we still want to ensure that rules are followed and avoid cheating.

Yes. I painted it in Photoshop, fan art. Rainbow Dash is my favorite pony.

I really liek it Sméagol, you're also a talented painter as far as I can tell

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Aww shucks, it was mostly based on art from the show anyway. Here's the full piece.

Apologies to Hazzat & every entrant in THAC X for turning this thread into a discussion of My Little Pony fan art.

This is my favorite part about this. That's a fantastic way to judge.
Rating categories is too complex, and the best films don't always come out. this is simple, and good.

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Well, I just watched EVERY SINGLE entry, and while it was fun, my mind has officially turned to mush.   There seemed to be an inordinate amount of crime (and crawme) themed films, although I found the musical quite entertaining.   

I am impressed with how many completed films there are, and I congratulate all their directors.  Finishing THAC is quite an accomplishment.  Good luck to everyone.  I don't envy the judges and their tough job!

Thanks, Hazzat, for running this successful and exciting THAC!