Remember when we took that behind-the-scenes tour? The greatness that is Kyle Kearbey has produced a video of our little sojourn. Enjoy it. Hard.
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Already live-blogged it:
:12 — FM Tim arrives, entire arts district sags under weight of his ego.
:27 — Quoniam Tu Solus Sanctus Allegro by Vivaldi. Sweet.
:43 — You can see Spider Monkey taking photos of the pivot door. What you can’t see is her 10 seconds later getting the phone number of the guy she was shooting.
:57 — Me = handsome AND inquisitive.
1:21 — Good heavens. Look at Tim’s high pants.
1:27 — Willard!
1:34 — Willard spins!
1:39 — Willard yawns!
2:00 — The Mayor sighting. You should know that Zac spent much of the tour cracking me up describing the action-adventure movie he would soon write that would take place in the construction site of a downtown arts district, wherein the bad guys posed as construction workers. Just know it involved slow-motion fight scenes in half-constructed theaters, slow-motion nail gun fights, slow-motion chases through green rooms, slow-motion battles between two hydraulic excavator scoops, Bruce Willis nearly discovered by a gun-toting construction worker as he hides in an air vent, and a slow-motion finale involving the opera house fly tower. Working title: Die Hard 5: The Art of War.
3:35 — Tim makes a good point about how the larger spaces feel big, and the smaller areas feel small.
3:48 — FM Tim’s outro. Great job, Kyle. Only way to improve video is if it ends with a steel girder falling onto Tim in hilarious cartoonish fashion.
@ 11:45 am on March 24, 2009
FrontBurner® launched in March 2003, the first blog in Dallas run by a media organization. This is where the editors of D Magazine come to waste a tremendous amount of time.
1 comment
Already live-blogged it:
:12 — FM Tim arrives, entire arts district sags under weight of his ego.
:27 — Quoniam Tu Solus Sanctus Allegro by Vivaldi. Sweet.
:43 — You can see Spider Monkey taking photos of the pivot door. What you can’t see is her 10 seconds later getting the phone number of the guy she was shooting.
:57 — Me = handsome AND inquisitive.
1:21 — Good heavens. Look at Tim’s high pants.
1:27 — Willard!
1:34 — Willard spins!
1:39 — Willard yawns!
2:00 — The Mayor sighting. You should know that Zac spent much of the tour cracking me up describing the action-adventure movie he would soon write that would take place in the construction site of a downtown arts district, wherein the bad guys posed as construction workers. Just know it involved slow-motion fight scenes in half-constructed theaters, slow-motion nail gun fights, slow-motion chases through green rooms, slow-motion battles between two hydraulic excavator scoops, Bruce Willis nearly discovered by a gun-toting construction worker as he hides in an air vent, and a slow-motion finale involving the opera house fly tower. Working title: Die Hard 5: The Art of War.
3:35 — Tim makes a good point about how the larger spaces feel big, and the smaller areas feel small.
3:48 — FM Tim’s outro. Great job, Kyle. Only way to improve video is if it ends with a steel girder falling onto Tim in hilarious cartoonish fashion.