Frame board
Every scene the crew looked at, and what it made of it. 14 scenes holding 48 observations, 11 of which a market had something to say about. Each card is one shot, opened and closed by its first and last kept frame. The sentences are the analyst's, written before any market saw them: neutral, timecoded, no verdict. The findings under each are what the adjudicators did with them.
Text on the building sign reads: 'GUNSHOT SALOON \'Come in and get a slug\''.
A cowboy in a saloon drinks directly from a bottle or glass at the bar counter.
A cowboy character raises a small shot glass at the saloon bar.
A framed pin-up painting depicting a scantily clad woman is hung on the saloon wall.
A man is lying motionless on the floor inside the saloon.
An animated cowboy drinks directly from a small bottle or glass at a saloon bar counter.
An exclamation is heard saying 'Oh, my god.'
An animated cowboy character holds two handguns as he enters through saloon doors.
A painting on the saloon wall portrays a reclining woman in revealing attire.
An animated cowboy backs away with wide eyes and open-handed fearful gestures.
Multiple animated cowboys step backward in unison with surprised and alarmed expressions.
An animated character holds a blue cartoon revolver in his right hand.
An animated character holds a blue cartoon revolver in his left hand.
An animated character is described in song as 'The roughest, toughest he-man stuff'.
An animated character holds a blue handgun in his right hand.
An animated character holds a blue handgun in his left hand.
A brass spittoon/cuspidor rests on the floor next to the doorway.
The character states, "The best hombre as ever crossed the Rio Grande".
An animated character holds a blue cartoon revolver in his right hand.
An animated character holds a blue cartoon revolver in his left hand.
The character states, 'And I ain't no namby-pamby'.
An animated character holds a blue revolver in his right hand.
An animated character holds a blue revolver in his left hand.
The character shouts aggressively, "Now all of you skunks clear out of here!".
A spittoon sits on the floor in the corner of the saloon setting.
An animated character holds a handgun pointed upwards.
An animated character fires a handgun downwards producing smoke and sparks.
An animated character aims and fires a revolver producing a trail of fire.
A framed painting of a reclining woman in minimal clothing hangs on the saloon wall.
A cartoon cowboy wears a gun holster belt around his waist.
A cartoon cowboy exhibits an exaggerated terrified facial expression with wide eyes and open mouth.
A framed painting on the saloon wall depicts a reclining pin-up woman draped minimally in cloth.
Multiple glass bottles of alcohol are displayed on the wooden saloon shelves.
Two animated cowboy characters scramble and run in panic across the saloon floor.
A bartender holds a filled beer tankard.
A patron holds a beer tankard on the saloon counter.
An animated character holds a blue revolver in his right hand.
An animated character holds a blue revolver in his left hand.
A spittoon (cuspidor) rests on the floor.
An animated character holds a blue revolver in his right hand.
An animated character holds a blue revolver in his left hand.
An animated cowboy character holds two blue handguns pointed towards an animal character.
An animated skunk character is depicted walking across the room carrying a bundle on a stick.
An animated character holds a handgun in each hand, pointing one upward and one forward.
A second handgun is held in the character's other hand.
An explosion cloud and fire are depicted on the floor around a cartoon cat.
An animated cat carrying a bindle is enveloped in a smoke cloud.
The animated character's guns become twisted and knotted together in slapstick fashion.