Alex Woodard @ Expression College, Emeryville CA
I had a great afternoon over at Expression College for Digital Arts in Emeryville, CA with David Toole, Enric Teller, Markus Sandy, and Schlomo Rabinowitz. Outhink and the College put together a fun mash-up live event with speedvlogging requirements on the editing side (e.g. 40 min to edit!) and SpinXpress to help us manage files between the 3 editing rooms.
J.D. Lasica (Ourmedia), Chris Ritke (49media), and Mia Garlick (Creative Commons) were also there. While we were busy editing (or in my case, trying to edit), these folks spoke to the audience about the current state of Personal Media.
Alex sounded great, and he really gave us alot to work with. Check out his new album Mile High on iTunes!
I stumbled through our alotted time, but my partner, Patrick, pulled us out of the nose dive. Patrick attends school at Expression. He says classes are 5 weeks long and very intense, so I guess he is used to the pressure. I ripped through the footage I had afterward and came up with this compilation…it just took 8x longer. Hope you enjoy it!
Technorati Tags: xpressionvlog, mashup, acoustic, alexwoodard, guitar
on November 19th, 2005 at 11:13 am
Ted,
This is great, thanks for all your support as we try out some new and cool ideas. You helped make a difference.
Dave
on December 2nd, 2005 at 7:31 pm
[…] This is a great opportunity to check out some vlogs which you aren’t yet familiar as well as a convenient way to make comments on your fellow vloggers’ vlogs. Please note that these are in no particular order. Enjoy! Jen Simmons has submitted three of her students’ videos. Becca remixed Josh Leo’s mango vlog. Randy Mann remixed Eric Rice meeting up with our own Marcus Sandy and another one dedicated to his friend Jason. Juan Carlos Gonzalez has created a remix asking the question, Why Do We Vlog? Our man Clark Saturn has done a remix of Michael Verdi’s Sky post. Raymond of DLTQ did a remix called Connected using Dooser’s interview of a non-vlogger about vlogging. Kity Kity has made three videos, including KityKity’s Remix, Nathan Remix, and KityKity’s Third Remix. Nathan Miller remixed his own footage of a Temple. Ted Tagami and Marcus Sandy have both made remixes about the Xpression Vlog event at the Ex’pression College of the Arts (watch Ted’s and Marcus’). Tom of Fast Moving Animals made a remix of the Cabinet of Dr. Calagari. Erin Nealey has posted Remix: Superstars! featuring kid footage and another one entitled Vlogger Mashup. Our beloved Tim D has created Puppets: A Short Conversation featuring two puppets near and dear to WATM’s hearts. Our friend Graham Walker has created a video Remix Intro. JD created a remix from VHS transfers aptly titled, Remix of the Month. Maximilian made a remix of Mindcaster’s podcast called A Stairway to Remix Vlog Heaven. Yours truly has created two remixes this month for your viewing pleasure: Don’t Let This Happen to You about the dangers of drinking to vloggers and a remix of a Raymond monologue, What is Videoblogging? Michael Verdi created a submission about feeling Lucky. Josh from More Than This has created a musical interlude featuring cooking utensils called all’Amatriciana Remix. Terry from Boycott Society has created some visual music with the B.S Re-mix. And who can forget Alexander’s satirical look on humanity, Squeak the Squirrel? Jan Maclaughlin has posted a mashup in Swim Symphony. Eric Bosse has created one called A Remix for Susan. Alexander of Swordfight entitled his simply WATM Remixoff2005. […]