Marlon was not selected for Andrea McCain “Experimental Witch” competition, but it seems that everybody had a lot of fun!
If there is any other making off, we will post here. Please send the video to witchofportobello@gmail.com
9 Responses to “Having Fun!!!”
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Dear Annie,
Thank you sweetie
Yes! Oh Ma’ only two same words to express all those feelings and beats..! Isn’t it magic : Boum boum… :))
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WONDERFUL!
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Great!
Dance…dance…until you’re out of breath!
:-)
love
Agnieszka
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Boum boum…that is the language of the heart..definitely..thank you dear Wanbliska!
Love and Graditude
Annie
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It’s so cool!
:)
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Hi all
The video not made the cut but this people were so free
and happy, it seem like children playing and enjoying time together, thank you for sharing the video of these amazing human beens.
Keep playing kids.
IF
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Clap hands and “thank you for coming” lol. They are gorgeous.
I adore making off. It is that even if we’ve made sad movies, I’ve always experienced glad and funny film sets. I merely consider “off” as better than shooting, in itself. That’s crazy, but oh so true sharing.
I agree with you Heart. I looked that very good part, and began to watch others, but I prefer waiting for the entire movie.
Yesterday, while I was turning, dancing, I discovered that even if I stopped, the circle was going on making above my will to. For a little time. I had much fun with that idea, and my heart boum boum.
Thank you Paulo.
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Again Lots of fun to be in this blog!
This is the ‘making off’, anyone interrested in the real ‘Andrea McCain’, it can be seen at:
http://www.myspace.com/marlon_inc
There is some dancing in it!
Smile, Marlon
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Hehe. Great fun! Too much reality, too little Witch of Portobello. If only the girl dressed in a long red skirt would have danced. Watched one of the winner videos, the Heron Ryan: Aaron J. Mark, and liked it. Very professional. Gorgeous atmosphere and music focusing on the text in the story. Still, for me my main experience reading the Which of Portobello was the dancing. I imagine a spinning getting one out of this world in contact with the Divine spirits. Looking forward to watch other selections, and hope some will grasp the exciting dancing scenes in your book.
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