Scale

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• Posted 09/08/10 by justin
  ya know? ya know? you say ya know too much, squabbleing sisters, not much interest in watching family fight. a real snoozer.... nothing i didnt already know, infact it seams more a slow, lengthy promotion for your book, i can assume it, will also put me to sleep.. i only got 1/2 way....before i had to stop it and go stab myself...
• Posted 07/13/09 by George
  I love documentaries and I can pick up a lot of information just listening to them... I dont necessarily have to watch them but this one puts me to sleep... Sometimes you have to put in some time and effort to add a little more emotion into your documentary or else it just gets ignored. I cant help it... this is just too boring for me to listen too.
• Posted 04/11/09 by Jerri Allyn
  Hi Alex, This concept is fascinating. I did not know people could have jobs like Antonia's. I love that your sister does this work - taking on the behemoth Bush complex. I love Ned Sublette! And I love that you are exploring ideas of scale through media. I'm about 20 minutes into it - and want to watch the entire work. However, it is playing in a fractured fashion. The film keeps loading / playing while loading / so I'm getting a great deal of drop-out speech - or speech so clipped I can't make out what Antonia or others are saying. Any ideas for viewing with clear audio? I'm going to stop and try again later - hopefully with some helpful hints from you. Congrats on this experiment! Jerri
• Posted 07/18/08 by Skip Snow
  This film is great!
• Posted 07/18/08 by Skip Snow
  This film is great! I love the part in the bookstore the most. The film allowed me to think about the compromises we all make every day getting our stuff out into the world.