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Video: Taiwanese News CGI Takes On Islamophobia
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Jen Chung
Published Aug 26, 2010
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As the country continues to have its Park 51 mosque and community center fever (aka "Ground Zero" mosque fever), how NYC residents and rest of the United States debate the issue is being watched by the rest of the world. But sometimes, just sometimes, it's necessary for foreigners to have the situation broken down to them by Next Media Animation, the Taiwanese CGI company behind the brilliant and lowbrow CGIs of Tiger Woods, Steven Slater, and many others.
Mentioning President Obama's support and middle name? Check. Depicting the crazy fight during Sunday's protest? Check. Noting the other establishments in the neighborhood? Check. The recent stabbing of a cabbie? Check check!
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Jen Chung is a former WNYC and Gothamist editor.
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