Is This Video About the Evolution of Technology Worth Watching?

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The discussion revolves around the creator's quirky video projects, focusing on the evolution of technology from video tapes to DVDs, and showcasing a humorous skit involving a plastic surgeon and an unexpected patient outcome. The creator expresses hope that their work might be considered for a pilot by NBS. Additionally, there is a comment about the unusual color grading observed in the creator's videos, suggesting a distinctive visual style. The creator shares links to their videos for review and feedback.
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hello! Every now and then i make these quirky videos and this latest one concerns the changing nature of technology, in particular the transition between videos tapes and DVD's. It's written, directed, and produced by me. Maybe NBS might take it up as a pilot (maybe). please review the material.

video is here - http://rapidshare.de/files/5339333/video2.wmv.html
 
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HELLO again! I've got this digital video camera and was thinking what to film when I suddenly thought, 'I'LL PUT MY DRAMA SKILLS TO THE TEST!' So I've filmed this oddball piece of video which features a plastic surgeon getting an unexpected, but pleasing, request and a patient getting an unexpected result!

video here - http://rapidshare.de/files/5377724/nosebotch.wmv.html
 
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Every video I watch from you has a weird color to it.
 

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