Even though certain aspects of it didn't turn out the way I had hoped (poor lighting, shadows moving over the area, me improvising some lines that I later realized might not appeal to everyone and wished I had said something different), the quality of the mud, and the way it behaved was such that I just HAD to get it into a nice, presentable form before finally unleashing this boggy beast! 
I also had to face numerous iMovie crashes before finally splitting the movie up into two, exporting them and then merging them back into one. Because I felt that this video is so special, I decided it deserved its own thread to set it apart from all my others! 
For this particular video, I didn't want to trust it with YouTube. So instead, Dave was gracious enough to host it on his server (Thank you very much, Dave)!
It is a 748.78 MB downloadable .mov file, so there should be no artifacting, unlike on YouTube where they compress the files a lot.BTW, those of you with heart problems should have heart medication handy while viewing this video, just in case!
Enjoy!
BOG FOOD
A man in the remote, isolated wilderness gets all geared up for a refreshing swim in a lake. While walking along the grassy shoreline to find an ideal entrance point, he inadvertently steps into what he discovers, to his horror, is not your average run-of-the-mill patch of muddy ground!
http://www.mpvstuff.com/misc/BogFood.mov
As you can guess from the revised subject line, I made this video with a (geo)
I wish to find a place in Ohio where I can go and sink in it as long as I can get out. 