The Davis and Droz Show

Details About This Video

Droz reveals a startling secret during a night of poker and drinking.

Written by Miguel Droz.
Starring Ashneel Ali, Jim Angsman, Michael Davis and Miguel Droz.
Guest starring Sergio Aponte.
Photographed by Ashneel Ali and Michael Davis.
Edited by Michael Davis.
Directed by Michael Davis.

Shot on location in Sandy Springs, Georgia.
Released on December 15, 2007.
Photographed with a Canon HV20 as HDV (1440x1080i@29.97).
Edited with Adobe Premiere Pro CS3.
Encoded with Adobe Media Encoder CS4 as H.264/MPEG-4 AVC (1920x1080p@29.97).

Davis' Blog Entry

I don't know what I'm ashamed of more: the punchline, the fact that we drank a second case of beer shooting this thing, the fact that it took us the entire first case of beer to think it up, or the fact that I slept with your wife.

Already good and drunk when we started playing the Let's Admit the Horrible Shit We've Done game, someone suggested we pull a camera out and make a skit out of it. Art imitates life, I suppose. And I use "art" in the most unrestrained sense of the word, of course.

Fortunately, the confessions in this skit aren't true. And I can honestly say I think the outtakes for this skit are funnier than the skit itself. We were half in the bag when we came up with the idea, and we just got more and more ruined as we shot. I would apologize for my terrible editing, but it'd be more appropriate to apologize for my terrible camera work, because what you see is what I shot. I think there's probably less than a minute of extra footage that's not in the outtakes or in the original video.

Droz's Blog Entry

So there's five guys in our living room, sitting around with only one goal: come up with a funny skit. Unfortunately (it feels like I throw that word around too much when I talk about our skits) we were two cases of beer deep, and the drunkenness had taken over our creative juices. Or numbed us to the fact that we don't have much to begin with.

I ended up coming up with the retarded idea of telling embarrassing drinking stories, and the rest is history. I'm surprised we were able to sound so coherent considering the amount of alcohol that had been pounded. Those are definitely real beers in the skit. All in all, it was fun from beginning to end, and you get to see the result.