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This website is best viewed at 800x600. Screen resolutions smaller than 800x600 will make your visit less enjoyable. ScreenPlay incorporates movie clips and still photographs. The movie clips are usually large files, so DSL or Cable Internet connections are recommended. Finally, you will need a media player to view the multimedia files in "Gone in 5 Seconds." We suggest Windows Media Player. The movie clips in "Gone" are in WMV format.

This all started as a computer science Senior Project by Villanova University students Greg Baran, Jonathan Connolly, and Nareg Torosian. It originally ran from March 22 to April 26, 2004, and we were fortunate enough to get over 600 people from around the world to register on the website. We won a prize for the site at graduation, and we became the first ever students to present their Senior Project at a Villanova computer science department colloquium. We got enough positive input from teachers, fellow students, and (most importantly) people like you who tested the website that we decided to make this a live site.

Currently, we all hold IT-related positions at different Pennsylvania-based companies and work on ScreenPlay during our spare time. Unfortunately, in January of 2005, Greg decided to leave the ScreenPlay team, as his job owns him now. We wish Greg the best of luck in his current position and in all his future endeavors, though the kid still doesn't know anything about movies. Jonathan and Nareg are now the sole webmasters of this site. To read more about them, please go to the Contact page.