While perusing through my video archive (an archive that solely exists because of a wonderful gift), I've decided to finalize some smaller projects and publish them under on the hill films. This first video, "Full Of Grace," is a short film starring a friend (at a now former company). [High-quality version; medium-quality version, shown below.]

Background: As I was fooling around with my new video camera, I recorded a few scenes of my then-workspace in what became a quasi-documentary. (This resulted in the idea of a parody of "The Office" and eventually progressed into an award-winning Halloween film). What this video illustrates, however, is that persistent prodding will always garner a reaction.

Full Of Grace
Eric Grace is a man of few words; fortunately, those words were caught on film.



Note: That highly-irritating voice in the background is none other than Mister "War Means Jobs, Baby!!!" who just happens to look a lot like Greg Kinnear, which I realized while watching portions of You've Got Mail on TNT recently; or was it TBS? (More on this later.)


Image: channel4.com

Also: I used to hum at work, "Eric Grace, full of grace," ergo the title of this short film.

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