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Posted on 25 October 2006 by Leo Laporte

Principles of Rotoscoping

A very cool rotoscope of me from the old Screen Savers.http://aka-static.vox.com/.shared:v35.4:vox:en_us/flash/VideoPlayer.swf

Thanks to theone3 on the TWiT forums for reminding me about this video!

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