Video: Many Die. Some Survive.

Carol and Steve Show: Many Die. Some Survive.

Carol and Steve Show: Many Die. Some Survive.

Watch Galacticast on Septemeber 18th for the full story.

PodCamp Boston 2006 Promo

Come to PodCamp Boston 2006, Sept 9-10.

Andy Carvin tossed together a two-minute piece for Rocketboom on an art mob that assembled at Boston's Public Garden. At first I thought they were war protestors holding signs, but they were actually a group of amateur photographers who were standing in a circle holding out large photos they'd taken around the garden. Since they weren't able to get their work shown in a gallery, they decided to become a human gallery at the garden. Originally formed as a meetup group, they were asking garden visitors to upload their own photos to a virtual version of the gallery.

Boston Photography Center.

Nokia N93 Photo Sent Via Lifeblog WiFi

Nokia has an embedded blog posting application called Lifeblog on the N93. It's preferred blog hosting site is Typepad so I entered in my Typepad username/password and uploaded a photo.

It's very straighforward and seamless.

Nokia has an embedded blog posting application called Lifeblog on the N93. It's preferred blog hosting site is Typepad so I entered in my Typepad username/password and upoaded a photo.

It's very straighforward and seamless.

Nokia N93 Audio

Vlog Soup: Episode 18

Collaborate!

My Mom Thanks You

Millie thanks everyone for their Happy Birthday greetings on her 81st birthday!

Parkway Family Day Alyla Brown and Kids

Here's a mashup of Ayla Brown at Parkway Family Day singing Unwritten with the help of local kids on stage.

Everyone had a great time!

Length 1:45

Carol and Steve Show: Animal in Refrigerator

In this episode of the Carol and Steve Show, Carol calls Steve down to the kitchen to take a look at the refrigerator and listen to the sounds coming from inside it.

This episode was not filmed in front of a live studio audience.

Vlog Soup: Episode 17

Thanks for coming by to watch Vlog Soup. This week I spent some time recreating an effect from one of the vlogs I'm highlighting. It was fun. You'll see.

Included in this week's free tour of the vlogosphere is John Romeo, he likes featuring short movies and the stories behind them.

From England, it's web video clip show This is a Knife and from LA it's McVlog with my friend Daniel McVicar interviewing Lisa Stone while at Blogher.

We take a look at Daniel Liss' collaborative video project SEVEN DAYS and Amanda introduces us to Don't be that Guy. We end up with a little music for the FCC. Enjoy!

To Cambridge

This video blog post was inspired by Daniel Liss' First Map, Assignment One of his Seven Maps Project.

His assignment was:

WHAT: Make a video about journeys, transportation, dislocation, confusion. This one is all about departures and arrivals.

TECHNICAL RESTRICTION: Tell the story out of order. No voice over, no overlaid text.

This video was shot on a Canon S400.

I transcoded the .avi files from the camera into .mp4 prior to importing into FCP.

I edited it in Final Cut Pro. Music by Gary from Podsafe Music Network at Music.podshow.com.

Length: 1:41