Dog, the short that FuzzyCo shot for The Challenge was the winner... for best writing. I still consider that a win for FuzzyCo -- would anyone have noticed how good the writing was if we hadn't shot it well? (Or Jennifer M. Fah edited it so nicely?) I think not. Anyway, a nice side-effect of the win is that you can watch Dog online (parental/safe-for-work guidance: good-natured profanity, a kinda gross run-over "dog").
(The Challenge consisted of three parts -- the FuzzyCo crew wrote a script, but then handed it off to a randomly chosen team and we were handed one by "Quick and Dirty" (Jaime Pilarski & Lauren Austin). Our script, it turns out, wasn't really filmed -- the crew that got it made a short film about actors sitting around making fun of our script. That is, I suppose, their right. (Their right to be jags.))
Oh, and the winner for "Best Editing", March of the Misunderstood, features the prop that FuzzyCo brought to The Challenge -- Shaun's Mortal Kombat II SNES cartridge.
Amanda
That bites. They didn't even TRY to shoot your script? That is SO not playing by the rules. Go ahead, name names. I'm gonna kick me some Challenge butt.
Clifton
First time I got to actually see the film. Came out pretty well, yay! Nice job fuzzyco!
Didn't shoot our script huh? bastards.
Apparently, they weren't up to the Challange 2.0! See?!?! How could you pass up writing like that?!?!
Chuck Charbeneau
Clif still sings the "Girl with Barretts" song when he's in the car, or in line at the bank, or taking his nephew to the play park. It's a little unsettling.