(Advertisements)
[ 2:16 - from Babelgum ]
There will be OIL! Here is an animated short sharing the history of humans' crude (no pun intended) and ravenous appetite for petrol. view
New Media Producer John Rota
Film, TV & New Media Producer
(Branded Entertainment)
[ 10:08 - from TIME ]
Tracy Morgan from 30 Rock sits down with Time Magazine and answers questions, in a way only Tracy Morgan can do. view
Contributing eGuider OVGuide.com
Video Search Engine Website
(Advertisements)
[ 0:30 - from YouTube ]
AYDS - now that's a product in need of a new marketing team. It's easy to understand why this weight-loss product failed so quickly. Fortunately, all that remains of this poorly executed ad campaign is this commercial... for 30 seconds, and 30 seconds only, we can enjoy AYDS. view
Guest eGuider Brad Caleb Kane
Writer, Producer
(TV Clip)
[ 2:51 - from Yahoo Video ]
This video showcases the performance of Susan Boyle on Britain’s Got Talent, the UK’s version of American Idol, and considered by many to be a better show. What is remarkable about this video is that it turns the world upside down and in the words of the Firesign Theatre shows that “Everything you know is wrong.” It starts like a pretty typical talent presentation by a frumpy, unattractive, middle age woman with spunk, but the assumption that you have while beginning to watch, an assumption clearly shared by all three judges, is that this is a pathetic woman from the styx with no talent who is about to be a laughing stock. Her double chin, her bushy eyebrows, the fact that she is almost 48, all go against her. Then she opens her mouth and the world changes. The reactions of the judges, including one who admits her own cynicism is a wonder to watch. There is a breathtaking sense of redemption and the victory of the human spirit and the notion that, yes, many of us really do have talent, even if we are not conventionally attractive. view
NPR Correspondent Margot Adler
NPR correspondent, Morning Edition & All Things Considered
(TV Clip)
[ 5:57 - from YouTube ]
Here's a funny and congenial interview between a young Woody Allen and Billy Graham. I like the laid-back tone of the conversation, and you sense that these two vastly different personalities genuinely respect each other. Woody is also on point with the zingers. Someone bring back talk shows that feel like this! view
Core eGuider Graham Mason
Writer, Videomaker, Member of Sunset Television
(Film Clip)
[ 3:50 - from YouTube ]
All over the world fans of the graphic novel "Watchmen" are angered over the movie's changed ending. But no one is more ticked off than Adolf Hitler. Check out this "rewrite" short film showing what happens when the Fuhrer finds out the giant squid has been left out of the film. view
Indie Music Expert Varlo Vanore
Writer, Musician
(Branded Entertainment)
[ 5:09 - from L Studio ]
WEB THERAPY is a comedy series, created by Lexus's L/Studio, starring Lisa Kudrow from Friends. She is a self-absorbed shrink whose short sessions take place over web cameras. I thought they were funny for those who like their humor on the dry and dark side. Don Roos an industry vet, co-wrote with Lisa Kudrow and directed the series. view
Co-Founder, eGuiders Evangeline Morphos
Co-Founder, eGuiders
(TV Clip)
[ 3:04 - from NBC ]
The US Navy has finally arrived at the seen of the pirate attack off the coast of Africa. While the pirates are still holding the captain hostage, the rest of the crew is safe and unharmed. This is a good reminder that piracy is a real problem, not just a fictional basis for cartoon characters. view
Core eGuider Brian Rothe
Director of Content, eGuiders
