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Bourbon Pork
2006-03-14
Welcome to the second episode of our now-expanding-length-wise 5-10 Minute Cooking Show! This week we made Bourbon Pork and a special rice. In this episode we come to you with a new intro in addition to the always-extremely-tasty food. Our last episode’s meal was cool but this one will really impress your friends because it goes up and over what your normal couch potatoe would do to prepare pork.
I don’t have a recipe for this episode because, well, it was pretty much made up on the fly. Don’t worry, we’ll include one for the next episode.
Enjoy!
Host:
Justin Marcus
Director/Camera Operator/Editor:
Samuel Sutch
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Samuel Sutch
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Most recently from Montana, I moved to San Francisco to go to film school.
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Epidemic 2008 - The Real Story
I ended up submitting the longer version of Jamie Scott: Dichotomy to Epidemic because an older crowd of people liked the longer version better. Really, that's not even true, because I think they were all confused over which one they liked more. In the end, and perhaps it was a mistake, I submitted my longer version of Jamie Scott: Dichotomy to Epidemic. Unfortunately I wanted to change that version a bit more but instead I left it as is.
I did however somewhat re-master a few shots from Associates, hopefully making it safer for a larger screen. The real Epidemic version of that will be uploaded soon (it's rendering right now). Full disclosure: I also modified a title card.
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New Dichotomy Cut
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