virgo short film

I wanted to create a visual representation of the Virgo Short film. I hope you enjoy it.

Yeah, I did, it’s super cute.

Virgo Short films were a big deal in the early 2000s. They were made by a bunch of video artists in the US who wanted to make a short film about a particular character. The first one was made by a guy named Eric B. Weitz. The next, Virgo, was made by a guy named David L. Cramer. The last one was made by a guy named David J. Krumm. I think it’s still available in public domain.

Well, I didn’t think I’d be reading a blog post from me talking about Virgo Short Film, but it was actually really kind of fun to make.

It’s a documentary about the early days of viral video, made by a team of filmmakers in the early 2000s who are still working today. The team was originally called Virgo and was made up of two guys named David L. Cramer and Eric B. Weitz. Their names were changed due to trademark issues.

I just hope the next episode of Dorkbot is as mind-blowing and funny as this.

Virgo was one of the first to really really break the “video” mold, bringing in the likes of YouTube and Youtube, to become an outlet for video-making. In fact, I think we’re still the only website who hasn’t reached a million page views with Virgo. Virgo was also one of the first who really took “video” out of its original definition and started using it as a way to get traffic to their site.

Virgo was another of those firsts and this one really shows off that point. It is a short video, so it’s not very long, but it has a lot going on. There are many short films that are making a lot of money on Youtube, but none quite as mind-blowing as this. It’s basically a parody of a famous video, but with the twist that the video itself is actually a virgo short.

Virgo short films are typically a bit more obscure than they sound, but this one is worth checking out because it really makes me think about the current state of viral video content. It does so in a way that is very, very funny and a bit different than most videos. These are the sorts of videos that I would never watch but that seem to have gotten a lot of views. I wonder why they’re so popular.

I’m not usually interested in virgo short films, but they are interesting because they are less about the content of the video than the way the video is edited. Like most viral videos, the editing makes it seem like the video is a lot more serious than it actually is. On the other hand, I know that a video of the same length as some of these videos could have been made with just a few more frames of footage and the difference is huge.