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Writer Rock Video: Eye of the Agent
Posted on February 3rd, 2010 5 commentsToday, I was going to write something deep, profound, and inspiring for all you writers out there… but then I watched a video made by writer Jenny Martin and realized I could just rest on her heels today. She’s put all that deep, profound, and inspiring stuff in a fun rock video set to the music of Eye of the Tiger.
Eye of the Tiger was my favourite song as a kid. My brother dubbed it over and over and over again on my little red Lady and the Tramp cassette. So much for the We Siamese song or reading along with the book. It’s was all Eye of the Tiger, all the time.
Oh, the things us writers do to procrastinate.
Now, go forth and view this rock video. Now.
just goofing Eye of the Agent, Eye of the Tiger mash up, Jenny Martin, Jmartin, mashed videos, rock videos, writer videos5 responses to “Writer Rock Video: Eye of the Agent”
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I saw it first thing this morning and I’m so impressed. She writes, cooks, AND sings! What else can she do?
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I don’t know, TK. Probably repair 747s and do aerial tricks on a snowboard.
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Jenny’s video is fabulous! I love her creativity. And who knew she could sing??
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Jean, I have another fabulous something for you over on my blog. (Betcha can’t guess what it is!)
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Pretty cool! Thanks, TK. I’ll work on it over the weekend.
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TK Richardson February 3rd, 2010 at 17:02