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Thursday, May 04, 2006

FORCERY is now on YouTube!

Using YouTube to host The Baritones suggested to me that our first movie could be published there also.

To meet YouTube's restrictions (100 MB or less and 10 minutes length or less), Forcery had to be "serialized" into seven parts. Which maybe should have been done in the first place, but anyhoo...

Here's Part 1 of Forcery:

And here are the links for all the chapters:
Forcery Part 1
Forcery Part 2
Forcery Part 3
Forcery Part 4
Forcery Part 5
Forcery Part 6
Forcery Part 7
You can also still download Forcery in five sizes of Quicktime, including one for iPod. And now that the KWerky Productions website is back up feel free to check out some behind-the-scenes stuff from when we were making it.

Does this blog go all-out to deliver the goods, or what? :-)

posted by Chris Knight at 5/04/2006 10:50:00 AM

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