Approved by Ambassador Allen, the movie is ready to open at the Hail and Farewell party at the Ambassador’s residence in a couple of weeks. Here is a three minute version, the full length one is 26 minutes.
I had a complete artistic breakdown when it came to putting the movie together. What I really wanted was a short time to attend film school at NYU. Then I tried to get over myself. Every thirteen year old makes a movie, you can too.
I loved this movie. I don’t suppose there’s any chance of getting the full 26 minutes on youtube, is there?
Have you all submitted your bid list yet?
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I LOVE the soundtrack! I also recognized a few familiar faces and places. Yeah, any chance to see the whole 26 minutes? Great job, Dina!!
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I would love to see the full length one as well. I’m a wannabe FSO currently sitting on the register waiting for the call. Your blog and many others keep me excited when the news doesn’t look good for getting a job. It reaffirms my desire to be part of the FS. Thanks!
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Dina,
What a fantastic job you’ve done. I love it all!
The poster is esp. stunning!
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Nice video! I want to come. You’ve done a stunning job. Here in Japan, the rainy season is a week late, but due today. Oh no – here come the fungi and molds. ciao, clay
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Me too, I love the poster – you are so talented – the line of the giraffe’s neck and the girls’s heads is perfect. Who would make a tiny giraffe and big kids? Only a person with intuitive and overt artistic sense. Love it all. You must be so proud of this work. clay
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New York City?! I’m so glad they didn’t fill your mind full of miss conceptions; pure unspoiled Dina Design is much better in every way. Can’t wait to see the full feature film. If it wasn’t so dam expensive I’d be there next week.
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Hey Dina,
Loved it, hope to see the full length version soon.
BTW… it’s a girl! Are you guys still coming back to Portland in July? I’d love to have lunch if you have the time. Keep up all the lovely work!
Cheers,
Melissa
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twenty-something years of "what have you been up to?" 
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