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If social networking sites were people

Nathan — Tue, 09 Mar 2010 02:04:14 +0000

If social websites were people.
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They're all there.. The freaky social interwebs as people.

Mighty putty! (amusing random vid)

Nathan — Fri, 30 Jan 2009 02:18:07 +0000

Check it out! Mighty putty! Not one, but six in this special deal. How these sort of ads should really be voiced over!

New video up – Motorbike lessons – Gear

Nathan — Sat, 24 Jan 2009 08:16:35 +0000

An introduction to motorcycle gear, some quick tips on the types of gear needed for motorcycling.
Nice and quick (under 5 minutes), tried to keep it moving along and not distracted by idle conversation. On that note, the video is here:

Nathan’s motorbike lessons – Gear

Feel free to rate, comment etc. I shot this one day on the road on my most recent tour of Europe and Morocco. See my youtube video and text/picture post on the first bit of that tour.
Nathan

Tour video – UK to Portugal and thoughts on editing

Nathan — Thu, 22 Jan 2009 00:01:58 +0000

Here’s my first attempt at a video mini-documentary kinda thing. I’m kinda proud of it, think it was a fun project. Tried to mix it up a bit, make it a bit more interesting than 10 minutes of riding down a free-way. Although if anyone wants a video like that I’d say it’d be a hell of a lot easier to churn out.

This is the video version of my earlier trip report: UK to Lisboa, Portugal and gives the visuals to the route I took and the joys of a puncture the night of departure, proving once again that Murphy’s law can find you anywhere, although I was obviously riding too fast for Murphy and his rocket sled disasters.

As it is my first attempt to coddle my range of videos I took along the way into some semblance of a structured, interesting journey (rather than a bunch of shakey, bumpy disjoint image soup) it took me quite a bit of time to figure out how to effectively use the tools and how not to “over cook” the result. I think it is like powerpoint in a lot of ways: sure, you could use the equivalent of the powerpoint typewriter transition every time you transition a video, but you’re a twit if you do.

I would also have liked to put a bit of music on the track, but am researching how best to source that stuff: MusicLoops is one I found, there are a few tunes on there I like, but really: they’re just slightly different copies of the “real” tunes by the artists I like. So you have to wonder what a heavy handed approach like say youtube has recently started doing (Youtube removes audio from copyrighted videos).

Anyhow, feedback welcome,
Enjoy, Nathan