The Projector

Matthew Chilbert That's funny. I just sent you the exact same message, but through your massify email. I guess you won't be getting it.

Karl Shefelman I really don't understand why you haven't received more comments,
yours really deserves to win in my opinion, but I wish you luck tomorrow,
although my attention will probably be on "that other" election :)

jennie guy Incredible storyboards...huge but realistic potential...

It'd be a privilege to have Greg Zymet on board.

Best of luck,

Jennie Guy

Jea Devoe Congratulations Break a leg!!

Karl Shefelman Sorry, that's "SHMOOZING', not smoozing. Anyway, you know who you are :)
I was just hoping this wouldn't be a popularity contest and people would just vote on the best concept that fit the song.

Karl Shefelman To me this is really the "sleeper" entry. It is the best most fully realized pitch, beautifully conceived and passionately previsualized and yet, unlike some of the other entries it has received very few comments and it's creator has done the least smoozing and "brown-nosing" on this website to draw attention to itself and try and attract the vote. Please look again at this entry before you vote!

Delphi This truly fits the song - it's ingenious and original. Really love the ladder concept and the whole feel of it. Fantastic work! You've got my vote.

Elizabeth Zosso Excellent!

I'm a huge fan of Mr. Zymet and his work, so I'm not surprised that he should come up with such a great idea for this video. All of the thematic elements work really well for me... darkness/light, ascension, redemption, leaps of faith, salvation, and of course love. Plus I love the build-up of tension as the man moves towards his goal... culminating in that hold-your-breath moment as he jumps for the hatch. I would argue that there isn't as much of an "aging" theme here as there is a "knowing WHO you are" theme, but then again, I haven't seen the other video that the band mentions.

All I know is, if I ever hear this song again, I will only picture this video in my head.

Karl Shefelman This pitch not only deserved to be in the top five. It deserves
to win. By far the best one up here. You got my vote!

ashzen The director's passion makes the emotions of this song more tangible and allows the viewer to feel the song deeply. I've never heard "Don't Forget Sister" and now I won't forget it after watching "The Projector". It would be fun to see this great idea brought to life. Good Luck!