Friday, October 06, 2006

School Board Campaign Commercial #1

It started airing this afternoon. It's ummmm... elicited some interesting comments. I'll probably be releasing another version soon with a different disclaimer at the beginning, 'cuz I'm not all that happy with it: I wanted to shoot that outside but we've had a lot of rain the past few days.

So here it is, my first-ever political campaign TV ad:

Feel free to post any thoughts and comments you have about it on this blog entry.
at October 06, 2006

7 comments:

  1. Anonymous5:47 PM, October 10, 2006

    So you went with the schoolhouse, didja? ;-)

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  2. Chris Knight6:20 PM, October 10, 2006

    I couldn't help it. The little "id" creature deep within my soul wouldn't let me sleep unless I did it :-P

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  3. Anonymous1:52 PM, December 10, 2006

    gess wut i was looking for ghost pictures not star warz
    what the heck is this star wars crap???

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  4. Chris Knight3:38 PM, December 10, 2006

    You need to re-read the stuff from the month of October and early November: all will be made clear, my dear :-)

    And that "star wars crap" landed my picture in the New York Times. Not too shabby!

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  5. Anonymous10:10 PM, November 10, 2007

    I was thinken more Knight Writer than Night Shift (you dont seem so Fonz to me, sorry; plus City Morgues and City Schols dont seem like a great mix). Better than a lightsaber would be Kit the Kar (or maybe even Kitten?). I dont know man, I mean the bureau-cratcy is just there and dont ya just have to live in it?
    Just Wonderen

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  6. Editor10:05 PM, April 27, 2011

    So are you in favor of local funding instead of using state or federal money?

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  7. Chris Knight10:22 PM, April 27, 2011

    Using state money? No problem with that supplementing the local funding. But no federal money. The Department of Education should be scrapped totally and complete control of education returned to the localities and the states... as the local communities see fit.

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