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"impulsive systematic idealistic type-A dry cocky sardonic geeky; see also: one with the uncanny ability to attract the..."
More about Justin
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Schools (Other):
UCLA Film School, Cornell, WHS, The Friends School
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College/University:
Cornell University, Attended 1998 - 2002, Class of 2002, Bachelor's Degree, Film/Theatre
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Occupation:
would-be director/writer, coffee addict, ex-quaker
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Affiliations:
http://www.1234films.com (my official website)
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Hobbies and Interests:
guitar, writing, film, spanish, caffeine, offending people, the new york times crossword puzzle
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Favorite Books:
A Hero of Our Time, A Confederacy of Dunces, Immortality, all Oscar Wilde
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Favorite Movies:
The Graduate, Before Sunrise, Jules et Jim, Harold and Maude, Rushmore, Crimes and Misdemeanors
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Favorite Music:
Four Tet, Broadcast, R.E.M.
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Favorite TV Shows:
The Daily Show
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About Me:
impulsive systematic idealistic type-A dry cocky sardonic geeky; see also: one with the uncanny ability to attract the emotionally imbalanced, rash, dramatic, and needy.
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Who I Want to Meet:
people who are nothing less than fascinating
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may not recognize this fool- but don't be
confused. Justin is whom you have
always known and will always know
as "that guy."
The man who introduced me to
Tarkovsky, the man who lets me borrow
multitudes of movies at a time, the man
who gives me coffee and illegal
software. Justin's glasses are dead
sexy and he plays a mean game of
tennis. It was fun shooting the Badger
up on the roof, and I'm sure we'll have
many more opportunities to hang, chill,
drink, sing karaoke, and discuss film
(well, actually, he'll discuss film--I'll
discuss all the great one-liners
in "Wayne's World"). He's a good fella,
this one.
that began the Reformation when he
nailed his Ninety-Five Theses to the
door of the Wittenberg Church. Although
originally an attack on the sale of
indulgences by church officials, the
crux of Justin's "Reformation" was the
doctrine of justification by faith--the
teaching that Christ's own righteousness
is imputed to those who believe, and on
that ground alone they are accepted by God.
empathy--a wonderful combination for an
artist. He is a filmmaker who sees things
that others don't see--and then he shows
them to us and we're richer for it. I enjoy his
company immensely and appreciate that
he's given me a deeper understanding of
Tarkovsky and introduced me to Casino vs.
Japan.