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Nice! I like the opening shot with rowers.
Thank you CHANKA-CHINKA-CHANKA-CHINKA for resting the urge CHANKA-CHINKA-CHANKA-CHINKA to add the vile CHANKA-CHINKA-CHANKA-CHINKA "background" music that CHANKA-CHINKA-CHANKA-CHINKA pervades most video production. It's quiet, steady, little piece.
Posted by: Luke | August 28, 2008 at 04:14 AM
The jumping fish is quite startling and very wittily used. Once you had clued us in, I was watching the lock master's windows for passing bears... Worth hiring a bear costume?
Posted by: Mike C. | August 29, 2008 at 10:56 AM