You'll cry laughing at the new Spokane Arts 'Meet The Makers' video
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For the last couple of years, Spokane Arts has commissioned a series of short documentaries showcasing the creative life of the city.
After episodes about dance, poetry, music and visual arts, it's time for some laughs. The new episode, "Crying Laughing," takes a look at the local comedy scene, and features several local stand-ups, including Harry J. Riley, Deece Casillas and Phil Kopczynski.
This episode was created by student filmmakers at EWU. You can learn more about the Meet The Makers series here. And you can watching "Crying Laughing" right here:
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