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30 Days of Creativity 2012: Day 30
This is it! The last day of the creativity project. Thank you to everyone who encouraged me with ideas, props, and comments. Today’s theme from 30 Days of Creativity is “Star.” The Ram directs a lost chapter of the Star … Continue reading
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30 Days of Creativity 2012: Day 29
Only one more day to go! Today’s theme from 30 Days of Creativity is “Blocks.” The Ram directs the Six Merry Murderesses of the Cook County Jail as they sing “The Cell Block Tango” from the movie Chicago. Rumor has … Continue reading
30 Days of Creativity 2012: Day 28
Today’s theme from 30 Days of Creativity is “Notebook.” The Ram directs a scene from the movie The Rum Diary. He actually thought of renaming the film The Ram Diary, but out of deference to Hunter S. Thompson and Johnny … Continue reading
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30 Days of Creativity 2012: Day 27
Today’s theme from 30 Days of Creativity is “Aspirin.” The Ram directs a scene from the movie Author! Author! I was stumped by the “Aspirin” theme. Should I do a scene from The Hangover? Should I try to reenact that … Continue reading
30 Days of Creativity 2012: Day 26
Today’s theme from 30 Days of Creativity is “Birthday.” The Ram directs a touching scene from the movie Sixteen Candles. Thanks, Rhonda, for the movie suggestion, and thanks, Molly Ringwald, just for existing. Other Day 26 creations can be seen … Continue reading
30 Days of Creativity 2012: Day 25
Today’s theme from 30 Days of Creativity is “Blue.” The Ram directs beach beauties and Elvis in Blue Hawaii. Thank you. Thank you very much. Other Day 25 creations can be seen here.
30 Days of Creativity 2012: Day 24
Today’s theme from 30 Days of Creativity is “Coffee.” The Ram directs a scene from The Devil Wears Prada. This movie is blatant with its product placement, including Starbucks. How does Miranda Priestly like her coffee? Tall latte with two … Continue reading
30 Days of Creativity 2012: Day 23
Today’s theme from 30 Days of Creativity is “Happy Hour.” The Ram directs a scene from his film Cocktail. Warning: The Surgeon General has determined that references to the movie Cocktail can lead to an earworm infestation. Whatever you do, … Continue reading
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30 Days of Creativity 2012: Day 22
Today’s theme from 30 Days of Creativity is “Bird.” The Ram makes an uncredited cameo while directing his film The Birds. Other Day 22 creations can be seen here.
30 Days of Creativity 2012: Day 21
Today’s theme from 30 Days of Creativity is “T-shirt.” The Ram allows a little levity on the set of Twilight: Eclipse. Other Day 21 creations can be seen here. I made that T-shirt for a Victoria doll I gave Rhonda … Continue reading


