Man of Letters

Based on a True Story by Adam Ruben
Winner of the Speakeasy Shorts contest presented by Speakeasy DC, DC Shorts, and the DC Film Office.
On November 9th, eight storytellers told their tales in front of a live audience. Eight film teams heard these stories for the first time and had 5 days to write, shoot, and edit a film based on the stories.

[@slizzaght]

Great short! I really enjoyed "Advancing Age" as well. Keep them coming.

[@EstanBulLoFre]

Nicely done.

[@masterofktulu]

This was amazing!

[@michellenolan6292]

Is there a video of storytelling portion? That was funny too

[@cecariah0263]

No. She challenged and was wrong which meant he got the points for the word Moue, the last letter e landed on a double word score, He got 12 points for the word, which means he won-but he didn't want to, because he had a previous false word (wooziery). The Z landed on the double letter score and the y on the triple. So he gained a lead by lying. He didn't deserve to win, and he knew it.

[@cecariah0263]

You letter day saint.

[@ArtofDuffy]

Hi Guys. Would like to see more vids from you. Even if just the 3 of you on a couch making comments. :)

[@AguzSuiCaedere]

But the trophy looks nice.

[@bsabruzzo]

I don't get it. Do you lose if you challenge and are wrong?
Did he honestly think he made-up a word?
If challenging does no harm if the word is real and he honestly thought he made-up a word, then there is no reason to be upset... right?
So what was the problem???

[@TollinOnUrFace]

What