A Modern Day Myth Explaining the Color of the Oceans

Vincent Peone ’s “ The Sea Is bluish ” is a endearing narrative about a girl ’s journey , with the requisite voiceover telling the narrative . As it should be , when you ’re dealing with fairy tale mixed with myth .

With his written material / directing partner Josh Ruben , Peone is better known for his comedic study . Ruben and Peone were founding member of College Humor ’s video section and recently directed three episodes of Adam Ruins Everything . In “ The Sea Is blasphemous , ” they do something else . Peone wrote it while he hold back for his sis to come out of a medically - hasten comatoseness . He finishes hisdirector ’s statementby saying , “ The brusk is about loss , learning to appreciate what you have , and new start . It yield me hope when I needed it , and now I ’m pleased to partake in it . ”

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