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Distraction of the Day: Technocolor

The Penn State Campus MovieFest featured 14 of 35 five-minute movies produced by students at Penn State over a one-week period with laptops and cameras loaned to them by an organization called Campus MovieFest through support by Apple and Panasonic.

The winners at Monday’s event were:

Best Comedy: A Film Life
Best Drama: Change
Best Picture: Technocolor

You can find more information at the Campus MovieFest site and at the Collegian.

Our favorite was Technocolor– it’s a pretty wild music video. Here it is…


The other two winners are after the jump.

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