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4th place for a rookie driver, and first woman ever to hold lead lap in an Indy 500. Ever. She did damned well. I like her because she disproves all of the jerks who think NHRA drivers are talentless straight-line driving apes who couldn't get into a stock or formula car and make it one lap around a track. She just showed every single one of the nay-sayers that you can go from drag cars to Indy cars and still be damned good.
As for the acting, if you ever pay close attention to the SpikeTV segways she does, you'll notice she's restricted in movement due to green-screening her onto the backgrounds they use. The effect looks like a highschool attempt at photochopping boobs onto a westler or something. The entire segway portion is poorly produced. I don't blame her any mroe than I blame that entire staff. Note the shows are all recorded on video as well, instead of film. Low budget programming. What did you expect from Spike though, seriously. Oscar winning performances on 70mm film?
My loyalty still lays with the former NHRA driver.
I also found it really funny that even in fourth place, she's getting more press right now than the Brit who did win. hahaha
As for the acting, if you ever pay close attention to the SpikeTV segways she does, you'll notice she's restricted in movement due to green-screening her onto the backgrounds they use. The effect looks like a highschool attempt at photochopping boobs onto a westler or something. The entire segway portion is poorly produced. I don't blame her any mroe than I blame that entire staff. Note the shows are all recorded on video as well, instead of film. Low budget programming. What did you expect from Spike though, seriously. Oscar winning performances on 70mm film?
My loyalty still lays with the former NHRA driver.
I also found it really funny that even in fourth place, she's getting more press right now than the Brit who did win. hahaha

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? What does all that have to do with her acting?KikiTheCat wrote:As for the acting, if you ever pay close attention to the SpikeTV segways she does, you'll notice she's restricted in movement due to green-screening her onto the backgrounds they use. The effect looks like a highschool attempt at photochopping boobs onto a westler or something. The entire segway portion is poorly produced. I don't blame her any mroe than I blame that entire staff. Note the shows are all recorded on video as well, instead of film. Low budget programming. What did you expect from Spike though, seriously. Oscar winning performances on 70mm film?
She used to be very stiff and very bland when she first started. She's gotten much better. I don't blame the crew for her acting; they can only do so much, but they only do what is necessary. She is restricted, but not that much.
Hardly anyone uses film anymore. Film costs FAR more money and takes so much more time. The only real difference between film and video is the light processing and focus of the images (but not so much with the focusing on the newest equipment).
Most Oscar winning performances are recorded on 35mm film :) . 70mm cannot be shown everywhere and it is also a bit more expensive. The most popular 70mm film is probably Lawrence of Arabia.
Sorry I'm a film major :)
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Before this thread I had no idea she raced at all... I watch "power block" and I don't think she does to bad.
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