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Tuesday, 24 May 2011

Ultimate Doc Tease

Posted on 07:16 by Unknown
The Ultimate Dog Tease YouTube video has been viewed 30 million times. It's a hilarious clip of an unseen owner unbearably teasing his dog about food. If you haven't seen it yet, watch it now, then return to this article.

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Pretty funny, eh? Andre Grantham, the creator of this video and several other talking animal videos, is from Halifax, Nova Scotia. He was unemployed when this video was released, but soon received a job offer.

What makes this video so funny is its simplicity. There are no special CGI talking animal effects - the movement of the dog's mouth is all natural, as is the dog's ever hopeful expression.

Because we don't see the owner talking, and because the "talking" done by the dog doesn't match the dog's mouth exactly, it would be quite easy to dub in your own script. I'm not a video editor, but here's the script I would write for this video:

Me: So I got this draft back.
Dog: Yeah.
Me: Yup - a SME took the time to review it, can you believe it?
Dog: Yeah.
Me: Anyway, I looked through the whole draft...
Dog: Looked through the draft, yeah.
Me: And the reviewer wrote on it..
Dog: Yeah.
Me: NEEDS WORK!
Dog: Ohhhhwwww.....you're kiddin' me.

Me: Then I started working on this other guide.
Dog: Yeah. 
Me: A user guide. 
Dog: A user guide, yeah. 
Me: It had lots of really nice screenshots. Very pretty.
Dog: Yeah. 
Me: We were all set to release the guide, but then you know what? 
Dog: What?
Me: The marketers changed the screen design!
Dog: Ohhhhwwww.....

Me: Then my boss called me into his office. 
Dog: Yeah.
Me: He said we'd be getting a brand new content management system.
Dog: What would be in it?
Me: Well, it would have versioning, multiple outputs, workflow management..
Dog: Workflow management, yeah.
Me: ...be DITA-based and fully customizable.
Dog: Yeah.
Me: My boss said we could get it real soon.
Dog: Yeah.
Me: But to pay for it...
Dog: Yeah.
Me: ...he'd have to lay off me and half the writers!
Dog: Ohhhhwwww.....
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