2 days ago, TVWriter™ posted videos for the major short film award contenders at Sundance. Today we’re happy to bring you the festival’s announcement of the winners. Here ya go:
The Short Film Grand Jury Prize
Category: Misc.
munchman: Isaac Asimov is Still Dead
…And he’s also still blowing me away:
Funny thing though. Asimov is known much more for his work than his personality, so I had no idea he was so, um, self-confident. Harlan Ellison, OTOH, is renowned for being right out there as the King of Self Confidence, yet his business card says, simply:
See the Top Short Films at This Year’s Sundance Film Festival
The Sundance Film Festival wants all of us to appreciate its glory. And who can blame it?
So, with that end in mind, the Short Film Programmers of the 2013 Festival have chosen their dozen favorite festival entries and posted them all on our good pal YouTube for those of us who just couldn’t make the trek to Mormon Country.
The Tardis PC is Here – SQUEE!
Yeppers! It’s the authorized, BBC-licensed Tardis PC, made by the UK’s Scan Computers. Check out these specs:
- High quality aluminium model matches official Pantone blue colour of the original Tardis.
- Official BBC WW Ltd licensed product
- Designed and manufactured in the UK
- Exclusively available from Scan Computers
- Handles and poster on the front door match original TARDIS (door does not open)
- Includes DVD or Blu-ray drive hidden behind ‘Police Box’ sign
- Dr. Who TARDIS PC Chassis
- Intel Pentium G2120 Dual Core, 3.1GHz
- Gigabyte GA-H61N-USB3, Intel H61
- 8GB Corsair Vengeance DDR3 1600MHz
- 500GB Western Digital HDD
- 300W be quiet! BN133 SFX Micro-ATX PSU
- Sony Blu-ray Writer
- Microsoft Windows 7 Premium 64bit
And the price? A mere £935.99. (Roughly $1481.86 – okay, that’s not so rough.)
