A short video of mine on YouTube...

[uncle_al]

For a while there I was expecting the car to pull up on some poor dame strapped to railroad tracks followed by a quick shot of the dastardly villain with the handle bar mustache. But, alas, the villain, the dame, and the railroad tracks never appeared.

Well, that's meat for the sequel...

Al B.

[rnbrewer]

I laughed. Yes, that's right. I laughed. At least for the first three minutes anyway. The film accomplished everything that it claimed to. I also liked the music. For a while there I was expecting the car to pull up on some poor dame strapped to railroad tracks followed by a quick shot of the dastardly villain with the handle bar mustache. But, alas, the villain, the dame, and the railroad tracks never appeared.

[ScriptNurse]

My God, man ... get someone to fix the roads! I rather like the toe-tapping ditty musical score. It reminded me of my youth in 1974 when I did a stint (before my next stint of being a bad Hollywood actor) as a tour guide at Universal Studios (before it was all glitzed up and when you actually spent 2.5 hours with a highly-trained guide) ... and THE STING had just hit theatres and Scott Joplin was all the rage. <SIGH>

[LloJo]

I probably won't tell you anything you're not aware of...
The yellow lettering doesn't show too well on the gray background.
Also, a tripod would have prevented some of the squiggling.
I kept looking for OJ's Bronco. Or maybe a good crash. But it was just as you said.
Good job!
Lloyd

[uncle_al]

Hey, you guys!

I got a halfway decent program to convert most formats to Flash video, and used it on this video to post on YouTube.

More will be forthcoming, I should think...

Watch it at my website, http://www.alexanderfilmworks.com/screen1.html

Al B.