It’s here! After a year and a half of hard work, we are both so excited to finally share our film with you. Thank you all for your support and encouragement – this film means the world to us, and your kindness and enthusiasm has made this journey all the more meaningful. It is our great pleasure to share with you this labor of love, and we hope with all our hearts that you enjoy watching it as much as we did making it.
Here it is! I’m SO EXCITED to finally share the film that I made with my friend/clone/partner in spline, Esteban Bravo, during our last year and a half at Ringling.
Thank you everyone for all your support throughout the making of this film! I’ve expressed time and time again how much this project means to me and how personal it is for both of us. We are so happy to know that we have the support of friends, family, and perfect strangers alike.
That bit from The Truman Show plays in my head every single time at this exact point in this godforsaken scene! We’ve ALL noticed it (eg. x, x, x). We’re not crazy. We know it was a deliberate choice. #frustration
pitch themselves through the window – onto the awning of Speedy’s. Boop, and they’re fine.” – from ‘Sherlock behind 221B: The Final Problem’
THAT IS RIDICULOUSLY IMPOSSIBLE BECAUSE:
Anyone hurling themselves from such a height would need to be hospitalized (which is in fact something they made Sir Edwin say about Mycroft, who merely took the stairs– it’s like they’re being sarcastic on purpose), and yet Sherlock and John magically reappeared without a scratch. Everything about it defies the laws of Sherlock’s universe – but of course, we already knew that.
My point is that this man sounds desperate to point out how nonsensical this episode was. Just look at his face, how he looks at the camera -at us- to give us that ludicrous explanation. He’s teasing and enjoying it. There’s absolutely no logical explanation for any of this.
“Which is strange and awful and exciting (…) Boop!”
And also …. the Belstaff … faithful and devoted … jumped with them. Snuggling itself round Sherlock’s shoulders. Unmarred and without the slightest burn marks. Ready for the next adventure. :)))))
Regrettably Mofftiss couldn’t hire a Windjammer. That would have been a picture to die for! :)))))