It's like Chicago 10, but it got made a lot quicker. Remember how the Supreme Court ruled that California's Northern District court wasn't allowed to broadcast video footage from the Prop 8 trial taking place in San Francisco? Mashable has the story of a pair of filmmakers who have thought up a workaround. Using court transcripts, they're recreating the trial and posting it all to YouTube. In the interest of creating an unbiased record, they are reportedly using actors of equal physical attractiveness to portray each side. (No word on whether, in real life, the pro- and anti- same sex marriage forces involved in the trial are equally as good looking.)