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like all good student films, the credits are about two minutes
longer than the movie. this is a composite of six different title
cards!
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wow, i actually jumped for this jump-shot.
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we'll see how she shoots the long-distance shot
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see, my cinematography isn't all bad.
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she wasn't acting, she was really laughing. all day long.
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she was kind of sweet on the crew...
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my beauty is matched only by my gracefulness
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bonk bonk on the head!
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again, getting her to laugh took no coaching whatsoever
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congratulations, kid, you're immortalized.
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wave goodbye to the nice people, gramma.
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Watch The Film! (Quicktime)
"Grandma Shoots,
Grandma Scores" is a short film M. C. Brennan directed in
2000, featuring 99-year old basketball whiz Mae Owen in her film
debut. The film has been seen on various local and regional cable
outlets and at film festivals throughout the southwest. Below
are still-frames from the film, a low-res image of the DVD/video
jacket, and a downloadable quicktime version of the film. Enjoy!
M.
C. Brennan
has written and directed numerous short films since 1983 including
The Man Called Bear: Hero At Large, The Mike And Eric
Movie, The Man Called Bear: The Wrath Of Wang, Raton
Blues and many others. As an actor, M. C. has had crappy
bit parts in Just One Of The Guys, The Doors, Midnight
Caller and a couple of dozen other things you've never heard
of, done commercial and voiceover work including the short The Coffee Achievers and the animated Man Called
Bear series, danced around on stage like an idiot and generally
made an ass of herself. As an author, M. C. has won awards including
the 2002 Arizona Commission on the Arts Screenwriting Fellowship,
the 2003 Phoenix Film Festival Screenwriting Award for "The
People's Choice", the Journalism Education Association's
National FeatureWriting Award and numerous others. As a cook,
M. C. has a really dazzling recipe for vegetarian tacos.
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