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I spend much of my day writing. Or at least I try to.
Most of my writing is on long-form projects than often take months to create. Because of this, I sometimes write a short (most times comedic, other times not so much) to break up the monotony. But while these shorts are fun to write as an exercise, nobody ever really gets to read them.
To remedy this, I’ve decided to share them here. I’m doing this for two reasons:
1. I like to share! And it’s better than having them sit on my laptop.
2. It’s my hope that someone will be inspired to actually do something creative with them. Want to film one as a short? Awesome. Interested in animating one? Go for it. Feel like performing one live onstage? I dare you. All I ask is that you give me credit and send me a copy of the final product.
The fiftieth of Shady’s Shorts is called Arthur.
Check out the short by clicking the link below.
“Arthur” is licensed under a Creative Commons Attribution 4.0 International License. Created by Justin Shady, ©2021.
I spend much of my day writing. Or at least I try to.
Most of my writing is on long-form projects than can often take months to create. Because of this, I sometimes write a short (most times comedic, other times not so much) to break up the monotony. But while these shorts are fun to write as an exercise, nobody ever really gets to read them.
To remedy this, I’ve decided to share them here. I’m doing this for two reasons:
1. I like to share! And it’s better than having them sit on my laptop.
2. It’s my hope that someone will be inspired to actually do something creative with them. Want to film one as a short? Awesome. Interested in animating one? Go for it. Feel like performing one live onstage? I dare you. All I ask is that you give me credit and send me a copy of the final product.
The forty-ninth of Shady’s Shorts is called The Lion King: Blooper Reel.
Download the short by clicking the link below.
DOWNLOAD “THE LION KING: BLOOPER REEL”
“The Lion King: Blooper Reel” is licensed under a Creative Commons Attribution 4.0 International License. Created by Justin Shady, ©2020.
I spend much of my day writing. Or at least trying to write when I’m not chasing kids around and changing diapers.
Lately, most of my writing has been on long-form projects. Because of this, I sometimes write a short (most times comedic, other times not so much) to break up the monotony of those longer projects. But while these shorts are fun to write as an exercise, nobody ever really gets to read them.
To remedy this, I’ve decided to share them here. I’m doing this for two reasons:
1. I like to share! And it’s better than having them sit on my laptop.
2. It’s my hope that someone might be inspired to actually do something creative with them. Want to film one as a short? Awesome. Interested in animating one? Go for it. Feel like performing one live onstage? I dare you. All I ask is that you give me credit and send me a copy of the final product.
The forty-eighth of Shady’s Shorts is called The Pink Note.
Unlike almost all of my previous shorts, this one is not a comedy. It’s a dramatic short that is based on something that, unfortunately, actually happened in Bellefontaine, Ohio back in 2015. This short is similar in approach and tone to This Is Where I Get Off, which I wrote a few years ago.
Download the short by clicking below, and then click here to learn more about the real (and tragic) event that inspired it.
“The Pink Note” is licensed under a Creative Commons Attribution 4.0 International License. Created by Justin Shady, ©2020.
I know it may seem like I sit at home all day long, drinking beer and updating The Blarg, but the truth is I spend much of my day writing.
Lately, most of my writing has been on long-form projects. Because of this, I sometimes write a short (most times comedic, other times not so much) to break up the monotony of those longer projects. But while these shorts are fun to write as an exercise, nobody ever really gets to read them.
To remedy this, I’ve decided to share them here. I’m doing this for two reasons:
1. I like to share! That, and it’s better than having them sit on my computer.
2. It’s my hope that someone might be inspired to actually do something creative with them. Want to film one as a short? Awesome. Interested in animating one? Go for it. Feel like performing one live onstage? I dare you. All I ask is that you give me credit and send me a copy of the final product.
The forty-seventh of Shady’s Shorts is called September 3rd, 2019.
Download it by clicking below.
DOWNLOAD “SEPTEMBER 3RD, 2019”
“September 3rd, 2019” is licensed under a Creative Commons Attribution 4.0 International License. Created by Justin Shady, ©2019.
I know it may seem like I sit at home all day long, drinking beer and updating The Blarg, but the truth is I spend much of my day writing.
Lately, most of my writing has been on long-form projects. Because of this, I sometimes write a short (most times comedic, other times not so much) to break up the monotony of those longer projects. But while these shorts are fun to write as an exercise, nobody ever really gets to read them.
To remedy this, I’ve decided to share them here. I’m doing this for two reasons:
1. I like to share! That, and it’s better than having them sit on my computer.
2. It’s my hope that someone might be inspired to actually do something creative with them. Want to film one as a short? Awesome. Interested in animating one? Go for it. Feel like performing one live onstage? I dare you. All I ask is that you give me credit and send me a copy of the final product.
The forty-sixth of Shady’s Shorts is called Celebrity Emotional Support Animals.
Download it by clicking below.
DOWNLOAD “CELEBRITY EMOTIONAL SUPPORT ANIMALS”
“Celebrity Emotional Support Animals” is licensed under a Creative Commons Attribution 4.0 International License. Created by Justin Shady, ©2019.
I know it may seem like I sit at home all day long, drinking beer and updating The Blarg, but the truth is I spend much of my day writing.
Lately, most of my writing has been on long-form projects. Because of this, I sometimes write a short (most times comedic, other times not so much) to break up the monotony of those longer projects. But while these shorts are fun to write as an exercise, nobody ever really gets to read them.
To remedy this, I’ve decided to share them here. I’m doing this for two reasons:
1. I like to share! That, and it’s better than having them sit on my computer.
2. It’s my hope that someone might be inspired to actually do something creative with them. Want to film one as a short? Awesome. Interested in animating one? Go for it. Feel like performing one live onstage? I dare you. All I ask is that you give me credit and send me a copy of the final product.
The forty-fifth of Shady’s Shorts is called Values Voters.
Download it by clicking below.
“Values Voters” is licensed under a Creative Commons Attribution 4.0 International License. Created by Justin Shady, ©2018.
…(pun intended) while researching characters for this Shady’s Short.
Yes, accuracy is important, even when dealing with the Masters of the Universe.
Anyway, while doing so, I stumbled across this obscure character:
His name is Plundor the Spoiler, ruler of Trannis. Whatever the hell that means.
I’m not sure if it’s Plundor’s knee-high boots or his tighty-maroonies with a hole cut out of the butt for his fluffy tail to poke through, but he is easily the most fabulous man-rabbit—Or is it man-bunny?—I’ve ever come across.
And I thought Fisto was over the top,
I know it may seem like I sit at home all day long, drinking beer and updating The Blarg, but the truth is I spend much of my day writing.
Lately, most of my writing has been on long-form projects. Because of this, I sometimes write a short (most times comedic, other times not so much) to break up the monotony of those longer projects. But while these shorts are fun to write as an exercise, nobody ever really gets to read them.
To remedy this, I’ve decided to share them here. I’m doing this for two reasons:
1. I like to share! That, and it’s better than having them sit on my computer.
2. It’s my hope that someone might be inspired to actually do something creative with them. Want to film one as a short? Awesome. Interested in animating one? Go for it. Feel like performing one live onstage? I dare you. All I ask is that you give me credit and send me a copy of the final product.
The forty-fourth of Shady’s Shorts is called It Could Be Worse.
Download it by clicking below.
“It Could Be Worse” is licensed under a Creative Commons Attribution 4.0 International License. Created by Justin Shady, ©2018.
I know it may seem like I sit at home all day long, drinking beer and updating The Blarg, but the truth is I spend much of my day writing.
Lately, most of my writing has been on long-form projects. Because of this, I sometimes write a short (most times comedic, other times not so much) to break up the monotony of those longer projects. But while these shorts are fun to write as an exercise, nobody ever really gets to read them.
To remedy this, I’ve decided to share them here. I’m doing this for two reasons:
1. I like to share! That, and it’s better than having them sit on my computer.
2. It’s my hope that someone might be inspired to actually do something creative with them. Want to film one as a short? Awesome. Interested in animating one? Go for it. Feel like performing one live onstage? I dare you. All I ask is that you give me credit and send me a copy of the final product.
The forty-third of Shady’s Shorts is called A Poor Foundation.
Download it by clicking below.
“A Poor Foundation” is licensed under a Creative Commons Attribution 4.0 International License. Created by Justin Shady, ©2018.
I know it may seem like I sit at home all day long, drinking beer and updating The Blarg, but the truth is I spend much of my day writing.
Lately, most of my writing has been on long-form projects. Because of this, I sometimes write a short (most times comedic, other times not so much) to break up the monotony of those longer projects. But while these shorts are fun to write as an exercise, nobody ever really gets to read them.
To remedy this, I’ve decided to share them here. I’m doing this for two reasons:
1. I like to share! That, and it’s better than having them sit on my computer.
2. It’s my hope that someone might be inspired to actually do something creative with them. Want to film one as a short? Awesome. Interested in animating one? Go for it. Feel like performing one live onstage? I dare you. All I ask is that you give me credit and send me a copy of the final product.
The forty-second of Shady’s Shorts is called “Meanwhile, At Snake Mountain…”
Download it by clicking below.
DOWNLOAD “MEANWHILE, AT SNAKE MOUNTAIN…”
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