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tains watching his back: Erin Robb and Laura Zinger.) General McAllister, in one year, has added the following: another digital video camera (a steadycam jr.), several microphones, green screen capabilities, computer editing equipment (thanks, of course, to ACM), and a lovely boom pole which he made out of a painting stick to the IFV arsenal.
(Before we go any further into the past, present, and future of IFV, I just wanted to say hello to my father. Hi, Dad!)
Let me just mention one more thing about IFV's past. We just put on an excellent film festival. If you are interested in watching the tape with all of the submissions from the film festival, just head on over to That's Rentertainment and ask for the IFV film festival tape. It costs $1. If you are generally a cheapo, then maybe you should wait a week or two and then head over to the Media Lab in the Undergrad library and rent it out from there. Enough already - let's talk about the present.
IFV has several productions on the horizon. Two of them have already been filmed. One is called The Argument, written and directed by Jay Tuley who is a real soldier and apparently also the new chair of MacWarriors. Congratulations, Jay! IFV loves you! The other film, The Deadline, has already been shot and is now waiting and crying to be edited (I'd just like to say right now that IFV fiercely enforces the rule that if you are going to name your movie, then it has to start with the word "the" and can only be two words long. So there. What did you say, soldier?! Are you arguing with me?! Drop and give me 1024! Now!)
Those are the only two productions that have been completely filmed this semester. However, there are two productions being filmed as this hits the press. The first one is a short film called A
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