Web Dorks C_ule

Here is another short clip from the Webzine2005 pre-party. I guess I could have just strung these all together, but they seem to actually say something individually. Plus they are easier to download in small chunks (but you use the feed anyway, right?)

 

So this is Molly and Ted, co-conspirators in life, Webziners through-and-through, trying to spell and talk to other Webziners. Am I the only one who thinks these kinds of clips are interesting? (You don't need to answer that.) I didn't shoot all that much video during the event, so I just have random moments from the weekend.

 

Justin Hall, one of the MCs for the event, mentioned that he thought videoblogs are just people in front of their cameras talking. Obviously, the videoblogging panel showed him what is really going on out in Vloggertown: a visual representation of the world around us. Not just a narrator in your face telling you what happened, but a narrative of parts to help create the whole. But deep down, I think he knew that already.

 

For a videoblog, I think I just typed too many words.

 

Serious Times Jarod

Here's blip.tv's own Jared talking about our serious times-- riveting stuff! Guest Stars as background chatter: Tantek and Charles.

Taken at the Webzine2005 pre-party, which was a drunken , schmoozin' down-home blast. You were definitely missed.

Webzine2005 TV Spot

Yes, I'm putting a commercial down your RSS feed. But it's a good one for a great event I'm helping out with!

Credits:

jules beesley - the punk kid; editor

  molly ditmore - narrator voice

  ryan junell - mamma; mamma's voice; punk kid's voice; graphics

  kid606 - background music

  mj kim at comcast!

  jackson west for making the connection!

Two Weeks Till Webzine

Put some time in at the Webzine table during the Expo for the Artist and Musician. I haven't hyped Webzine here since I joined up with them and figured I should since it's happening in two weeks. You should come. Really. I can't think of a good reason on why you wouldn't show up.

Afternoon Coffee

Here is one of those small moments to counteract all of the Big Moments that are happening all around us these days. This is just a small talk with Jen about porn for women over a cup of coffee. What more can you ask for?

Decency Logo created by Chris Weagel. It's been sitting on my computer for a while, and I finally remembered to use it. Some others have used it as well, and I just think it's funny. I added a Bill Hicks voiceover. God Bless Bill Hicks.

On another note: Burning Man was a hoot as usual. I filmed a bit and will see if I can make something interesting out of it. But really, Burning Man is to be experienced, not to be spectated. You were missed.

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