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Friday, April 4, 2008
Matt Johnson (C'99, Mask and Wig, Phi Kappa Sigma) has been a favorite of mine on DT as he continues to crank out some very funny videos of which he has been producing, directing and even starring in.
This week, I want to showcase another very funny and very absurd short Matt directed for a group called The Apple Sisters. What you're about to see is a "commercial" for one of the "sponsors" of the Apple Sisters' 1943 radio show.
After watching this, I don't think you'll ever want to eat corn again.
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Thursday, April 3, 2008

Alumni and undergrads chime in on why they chose Penn. Read their responses here!

I remember getting my acceptance letter for both Penn and Cornell in the same day. I was so excited, and such a dork, that I remember wearing a Penn sweatshirt the next day to high school with my Cornell sweatpants. While I was proud of these acceptances, I cringe at how I decided to showcase this to the world.

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Todd Lieberman (C'95, AEPi, Mask & Wig) will be producing a new film for Disney entitled Self-Guided.
Per the Hollywood Reporter, "the story centers on a man who magically goes back to high school as a guidance counselor to give advice to his younger self."
The funny thing about this film is that Jared Stern, a talented guy with whom I went to high school wrote this script and it's supposedly set in my hometown, "The Five Towns". Add this to the other films set in my hometown: Married to the Mob (opening train track sequence) and Amongst Friends.
Todd is a busy man these days. He's currently in Boston prepping two big films The Proposal starring Ryan Reynolds and Sandra Bullock, and The Surrogates, starring Bruce Willis.
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Wednesday, April 2, 2008
Which alum just sold his production company in a deal valued at 200 million dollars(!) and said this?
"It's about exploiting our content and taking what we own and doing more with it ...We haven't done nearly enough with our shows."
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"In a deal valued at upward of $200 million, Endemol USA has acquired Cris Abrego and Mark Cronin's (Eng '86, Mask and Wig) 51 Minds Entertainment, the reality factory that perfected the celebreality genre with nonscripted comedies such as "Flavor of Love," "I Love New York" and "The Surreal Life."
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