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Johnsonerson (2005)
This solo project by high school student Tom Smith was created over a period of seven months using MS Paint and Dell Movie Studio. The film invites viewers to accompany the oddly-named main character for a day at the office where you'll see him sit at his desk, buy a soda, sit at his desk, give a presentation, and sit at his desk! With a job this wacky, you never know what he'll do next, although it probably involves "sitting" and "at his desk".
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This solo project by high school student Tom Smith was created over a period of seven months using MS Paint and Dell Movie Studio. The film invites viewers to accompany the oddly-named main character for a day at the office where you'll see him sit at his desk, buy a soda, sit at his desk, give a presentation, and sit at his desk! With a job this wacky, you never know what he'll do next, although it probably involves "sitting" and "at his desk".
Rating:NR
Genre:Comedy, Animation
Written By:Tom Smith
In Theaters:4/16/2005
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Runtime:10 minutes
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