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ROGER CLARK as Bryan McNeely and JACKSON MIRMINA as John Hubbard in:
"A Death to Die For" Written and Directed by Jackson Mirmina
Clip borrowed from adeathtodiefor.tv (IG)
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ROGER CLARK as Bryan McNeely and JACKSON MIRMINA as John Hubbard in:
"A Death to Die For" Written and Directed by Jackson Mirmina
Clip borrowed from adeathtodiefor.tv (IG)
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A Shipping Misunderstanding | Sebastian & Jimmy Comedy Poem
Join me for insight into my creative process. I’ve drawn inspiration from everyday slang and shaped it into a full-scale domestic disaster.
In Perfect Pair, a casual comment about “shipping” two people together launches Jimmy into nautical destiny. What Sebastian meant as romantic speculation becomes cardboard engineering, flying cushions, and a vessel that tilts with confidence. From quiet headlines in the living room to a christening gone wrong, this short captures the moment when modern slang meets unstoppable literal thinking.
✨ Inspired by the legendary Abbott & Costello, this rhyming tale delivers vintage laughs with a modern twist.
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