Ha! i used to be a reporter and sometimes I had to take my own photos. One time I photographed a group of people and in every single shot a different person had his/her eyes closed, was making a weird face, whatever. So the editor spliced together all the good shots of people and replaced the bad ones and created a photo of some fairly normal looking people. The wonders of computers!
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Steve Melcher is a two-time Emmy-winning comedy writer who's worked on such shows as "The Late Show With David Letterman," "The Jeselnik Offensive," "Dennis Miller," "The Showbiz Show with David Spade," "Win Ben Stein's Money," Penn & Teller's "Bullshit!," and "Impractical Jokers." He's currently the head writer for "Who Wants To Be A Millionaire."
Ha! i used to be a reporter and sometimes I had to take my own photos. One time I photographed a group of people and in every single shot a different person had his/her eyes closed, was making a weird face, whatever. So the editor spliced together all the good shots of people and replaced the bad ones and created a photo of some fairly normal looking people. The wonders of computers!
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