Re: [videoblogging] Last Night NYC Vlog Showing

[Michael Sullivan]

Charles,
I agree what you say about SMIL.  
Here is an article I wrote in April..

video playlists are always on my mind too so obviously smil is a
solution for this.  smil is very easy to learn too.  as i
mentioned in another recent thread here, i added smil playlists to
vlogdir basically an RSS-TO-SMIL feature.  
here is a fun one with about 30 short VJ style videos:
http://vlogdir.com/vlog/index.php?op=Template&show=smil&feedurl=http://mjukma.free.fr/patchouli/rssitunes.php


quicktime smil can be a little unstable but most of the time, as long
as the media is not huge, you can have a smooth experience watching a
video playlist.

i'm looking forward to xspf and sent videolan a feature request...and
it turns out they already have plans to support xspf in next few
version releases.  

sullOn 10/7/05, Charles HOPE <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:



  




Jay dedman wrote:
but Im old...32...and in the oldtime days, we just sat
and watched
long streams of uninterrrupted video...

I could be mistaken, but with SMIL, that is exactly what you would
experience in a QT player. So the problem is that SMIL editing tools
aren't popular and creators are unaware of the technology. Like
XmlHttpRrequest, it's old technology that will create a buzz years
after it's creation.
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Re: [videoblogging] Last Night NYC Vlog Showing

[Steve Garfield]

Just want to chime in here and say that I think Josh's Video Block 
worked the way he put it together, because he prefaced the video by 
saying that he had no ideas for a new video, so he just put these three 
'random' ideas into the one video.

What it showed me, was that what Josh thinks are lousy ideas are 
brilliant.

On a bad day, Josh Leo's worst ideas equal the best ideas of other 
people.

Andreas , your comment supports that by saying that they could have 
been stand alone videos.

So what I got out of Josh's Video Block, is that exactly.

Three of Josh's worst ideas strung together are good enough to be three 
stand alone videos, but from Josh's perspective they didn't deserve to 
be.


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> In the
> other camp I feel Josh's Video Block  http://joshleo.blogspot.com/2005/09/video-block.html > would've worked
> much better as three seperate entries.

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Re: [videoblogging] Last Night NYC Vlog Showing

[Andreas Haugstrup Pedersen]

On Fri, 07 Oct 2005 19:38:22 +0200, Josh Leo <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:

> some of the conventions of "old media" work really well for new
> media...making something new is just a matter of augmenting what we  
> already
> know...we need a place to move from to get where we want to go...

Exactly. Of course conventions from tv (or video) is a part of  
videoblogging. It's 50% of it. The videoblog is part blog, part video.  
When I yell up it's because I don't like seeing 100% video - when you've  
got all video, no blog there's no new media.

You can create that if you like, but don't pretend that you're making new  
media and don't pretend that what you're making is particulary suited for  
the web. Just as text written for the web is not particulary suited for a  
book.

What irked me with Jay's video was that videoblogs (an online media) was  
transformed into tv (offline media) and then put back online. I didn't  
(and still don't) understand why that's a good idea.

Anyway, when doing videoblogging the biggest challenge is to figure out  
what parts of old media to use and what parts not to use (And then how to  
fuse these with blogging). In my opinion not very many want to think about  
that, and a potential is lost there. We've all figured out that a credits  
roll isn't working in videoblogs, but beyond that...

We're back to the old definition discussion here. "I don't want to define  
videoblogging because it limits my creativity". No, because you don't want  
to think about videoblogging as something different you are doomed to  
always create the same old media. By setting up boundaries and saying  
'this is videoblogging, this is short films, this is tv' you are forced to  
think in news ways to utilize your creativity.

We had some good talks (albeit short) in previous videoconferences about  
these things. About choosing perspective and realizing that you're not  
creating tv-programs, but shorter serials (because they work in a web that  
is made up of small pieces, loosely joined). I've been gushing about the  
Haberek series from Human-Dog in every other videconference for the past  
two weeks, and I don't mind gushing a bit more because I think it's one of  
the best examples of a work that could have been edited into a tv-program,  
but was made for web instead.

If you haven't already you can watch the Haberek at http://www.human-dog.com/lab/?cat=7 >

The Haberek could've been made into one big story - a 30 minute  
documentary about this teacher and his life at the school. Now Showing on  
PBS and all that. But it's not. Chris Weagel made the big story about  
Haberek into seven independent stories. These work great in the videoblog.  
You have the serial nature of blogs where the "big story of the videoblog"  
is unfolded as new entries are added, but at the same time each blog entry  
holds its own story.

While subscribers will most likely see the entries in order (unless they  
choose to skip some) people can also view each entry as its own story.  
Conversation is spawned around each of the seven entries, because they are  
their own. I can create a blog entry of my own and link directly to the  
story I want to talk about. If I only want to make some kind of humerous  
comment on how the teachers hand toilet paper down the stall so the  
smoking students can't see them I can do that: http://www.human-dog.com/lab/?p=186 >

Another example that works well is Josh Leo's and Bre Pettis' Speed-Vlog  
Showdown where each participant's individual videos had their own entries.  
It begins at http://wearethemedia.com/2005/09/17/245/ >. In the  
other camp I feel Josh's Video Block http://joshleo.blogspot.com/2005/09/video-block.html > would've worked  
much better as three seperate entries.

These stories are not filmed and edited like tv.

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Re: [videoblogging] Last Night NYC Vlog Showing

[Markus Sandy]

use webjay?


Charles HOPE wrote:

  
Jay dedman wrote:
  but Im old...32...and in the oldtime days, we just sat
and watched
long streams of uninterrrupted video...
So the problem is that SMIL editing tools
aren't popular and creators are unaware of the technology. 


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Re: [videoblogging] Last Night NYC Vlog Showing

[Pete Prodoehl]

Charles HOPE wrote:
> Andreas Haugstrup Pedersen wrote:
>>
>>You can see it in many videoblogs with things such as intro  
>>sequences and credits (and in the discourse, but I don't know if we should  
>>go there). 
> 
> Let's go there. What are you seeing that is TV-like?

All of my videos (so far) start with a sequence showing the title and 
the date, and end with a sequence showing the domain of my videoblog. I 
don't think this is too TV-like, I think it helps with branding. If I 
watched a stream of 20 videoblogs, it would help to know what came from 
where.

I add the title, date, and domain name because I'm an archivist, and I 
want people to know when and where my work came from. I've been blogging 
for over 8 years, and making art for over 20 and I've come to learn that 
if you don't date things, you will regret it later. I have all this 
artwork, zines, flyers, audio, from the 1980's and 1990's and much of it 
I can't pin down to a specific year and it drives me mad.

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Re: [videoblogging] Last Night NYC Vlog Showing

[Pete Prodoehl]

Andreas Haugstrup Pedersen wrote:
> On Fri, 07 Oct 2005 18:15:00 +0200, Jay dedman <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>  
> wrote:
>>but Im old...32...and in the oldtime days, we just sat and watched
>>long streams of uninterrrupted video...and this is a throwback to that
>>time.
> 
> Exactly! :o)
> It's all about the difference between online media and offline media.  
> Videoblogs are online media with all that entails of granularity and such.  
> That why I reacted when you took a collection of online media and  
> assembled a piece of offline media (a video for a projector, basically  
> tv). That's fine as long as you realise that in the process you loose  
> everything that makes the online media different - you're devaluating the  
> videoblog by transforming it into tv. 

I don't mind at all that Jay did this, as I know that the reason was to 
promote videoblogging, and I'm guessing it was made pretty clear that 
all of the material came from people videoblogging online. If that gets 
people interested and makes some of them look into videoblogging, then 
it's a good thing.


But then you throw your
 > tv-compilation back online without changing a thing. It's just offline
 > media put online now - it *was* online media, but now it's *offline* 
media
 > put on the web. For all the talk about 'new media' on this list it's 
a sad
 > thing to happen.

Again, I trust Jay and don't think he was trying to do any harm here. I 
think this discussion is valuable - can we come up with some alternative 
ways of doing what was done? Playlists for FireANT? SMIL files and 
QuickTime Player? ???

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Re: [videoblogging] Last Night NYC Vlog Showing

[Josh Leo]

I like a quick intro sequence...I feel it is good for aggregators,
where the videos are viewed out of the web page...it is like saying
"this is a josh leo video" so that way, even if i don't appear in the
video they know the creator, not to mention that I like the little tune
in the beginning. and as for credits, the url at the end is so people
who view it can stil know where it comes form it if ever makes it to a
place without a url on that page...

some of the conventions of "old media" work really well for new
media...making something new is just a matter of augmenting what we
already know...we need a place to move from to get where we want to
go...
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Andreas Haugstrup Pedersen wrote:

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Re: [videoblogging] Last Night NYC Vlog Showing

[Charles HOPE]

Andreas Haugstrup Pedersen wrote:

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Re: [videoblogging] Last Night NYC Vlog Showing

[Andreas Haugstrup Pedersen]

On Fri, 07 Oct 2005 18:15:00 +0200, Jay dedman <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>  
wrote:

> but Im old...32...and in the oldtime days, we just sat and watched
> long streams of uninterrrupted video...and this is a throwback to that
> time.

Exactly! :o)
It's all about the difference between online media and offline media.  
Videoblogs are online media with all that entails of granularity and such.  
That why I reacted when you took a collection of online media and  
assembled a piece of offline media (a video for a projector, basically  
tv). That's fine as long as you realise that in the process you loose  
everything that makes the online media different - you're devaluating the  
videoblog by transforming it into tv. But then you throw your  
tv-compilation back online without changing a thing. It's just offline  
media put online now - it *was* online media, but now it's *offline* media  
put on the web. For all the talk about 'new media' on this list it's a sad  
thing to happen.

I know the paradigm shift can be hard. Videoblogs are not just video put  
online. It's a new way of thinking video, and since we've all spent all  
our lives being trained to think of moving images in a specific way (none  
of which being blogging) it's quite a jump.

Some dude once said that we understand all new media in terms of the old.  
Like tv when it arrived was understood in terms of radio with images. So I  
understand that we understand videoblogs largely in the terms of tv, but  
at the same time people might as well think videoblogs in terms of text  
blogs. You can see it in many videoblogs with things such as intro  
sequences and credits (and in the discourse, but I don't know if we should  
go there). But there is a huge difference between understanding  
videoblogging in the terms of tv, and seeing videoblogs as tv.

I'm seeing a little too much of the latter, and I'm sorry that I had to  
jump on your video for my case to complain about.

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Re: [videoblogging] Last Night NYC Vlog Showing

[Josh Leo]

yeah add more sex and rock and roll...that is what gets the butts in
the seatsor just keep on doing what your doing because it is
kicking ass...I'm jealous of all who attended.On 10/7/05, Pete Prodoehl <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
Jay dedman wrote:>andreas wrote:>>I only made it approximately 60 MB into the video.>> i love you andreas.> yes, i should have put a list of the links.> and yes, i love the power of a distributed network
>> but Im old...32...and in the oldtime days, we just sat and watched> long streams of uninterrrupted video...and this is a throwback to that> time.Jay, don't you know the youth of today don't have that sort of attention
span! You should have just pulled the first 5 seconds out of each video,run them through iMontage and added a rockin' soundtrack! That's whatthe kids want to watch!(I'm older than you though, so what do I know?)
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Re: [videoblogging] Last Night NYC Vlog Showing

[Pete Prodoehl]

Charles HOPE wrote:
> Jay dedman wrote:
> 
>> but Im old...32...and in the oldtime days, we just sat and watched
>> long streams of uninterrrupted video...
> 
> I could be mistaken, but with SMIL, that is exactly what you would experience 
> in 
> a QT player. So the problem is that SMIL editing tools aren't popular and 
> creators are unaware of the technology. Like XmlHttpRrequest, it's old 
> technology that will create a buzz years after it's creation.

I was surprised at how easy it was to add a SMIL file to my videoblog. 
It's pretty cool, if you just click the link, it *should* open in 
QuickTime player, and play the 10 most recent videos, with a little menu 
to allow you to just between the 'chapters' or specific videos.

Any good pointers to examples of SMIL files? It looks like 
developer.apple.com has some interesting docs...

Once I learn a bit more, I think I'll write this up.

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Re: [videoblogging] Last Night NYC Vlog Showing

[Pete Prodoehl]

Jay dedman wrote:
>andreas wrote:
>>I only made it approximately 60 MB into the video.
> 

> i love you andreas.
> yes, i should have put a list of the links.
> and yes, i love the power of a distributed network
> 
> but Im old...32...and in the oldtime days, we just sat and watched
> long streams of uninterrrupted video...and this is a throwback to that
> time.

Jay, don't you know the youth of today don't have that sort of attention 
span! You should have just pulled the first 5 seconds out of each video, 
run them through iMontage and added a rockin' soundtrack! That's what 
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(I'm older than you though, so what do I know?)

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Re: [videoblogging] Last Night NYC Vlog Showing

[Charles HOPE]

Jay dedman wrote:
but Im old...32...and in the oldtime days, we just sat
and watched
long streams of uninterrrupted video...

I could be mistaken, but with SMIL, that is exactly what you would
experience in a QT player. So the problem is that SMIL editing tools
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Re: [videoblogging] Last Night NYC Vlog Showing

[Jay dedman]

> I can't help wondering what made you put this monster of a file online
> when you could've done a list of links to blog entries. That's what this
> internet is great for - small pieces, loosely joined and all that. Then I
> could skip entries I'd already seen and not have to wait for a 150 MB
> download. And there would be actual attribution and people could find the
> vlogs of the contributors... I just don'e get it. I know that you have to
> create one big video for the showing, but I don't get why it's a good idea
> to put this online.
> I only made it approximately 60 MB into the video.

i love you andreas.
yes, i should have put a list of the links.
and yes, i love the power of a distributed network

but Im old...32...and in the oldtime days, we just sat and watched
long streams of uninterrrupted video...and this is a throwback to that
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Re: [videoblogging] Last Night NYC Vlog Showing

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On Fri, 07 Oct 2005 17:17:15 +0200, Joshua Kinberg <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>  
wrote:

> Michael Verdi and I are going to try to set up a vidoeblog film
> screening in Second Life, an online virtual world. Michael has created
> a viewing screen there and we plan to use some kind of playlist to
> show the movies. Haven't figured out if we'll use SMIL or just put all
> the URLs together as a quicktime reference movie

SMIL is probably faster to set up (and easier to control with pre-loading  
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Re: [videoblogging] Last Night NYC Vlog Showing

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Joshua Kinberg wrote:
> On 10/7/05, Andreas Haugstrup Pedersen <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
>>On Fri, 07 Oct 2005 15:46:08 +0200, Pete Prodoehl <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
>>
>>
>>>"screw clicking" is the new thing!
>>
>>Blablabla, tv is awesome, the internets are teh suxor.
>>
>>
>>>It would be cool if there was some sort of playlist and a player that
>>>supported that playlist to make it all easier though...
>>
>>http://www.apple.com/quicktime/


 > It would be nice to have both, right?
 > A list of the URLs for the whole list in addition to the large movie 
file.
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Definitely. Just don't create the list using OPML! ;)

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Re: [videoblogging] Last Night NYC Vlog Showing

[Joshua Kinberg]

BTW, Andreas...

Michael Verdi and I are going to try to set up a vidoeblog film
screening in Second Life, an online virtual world. Michael has created
a viewing screen there and we plan to use some kind of playlist to
show the movies. Haven't figured out if we'll use SMIL or just put all
the URLs together as a quicktime reference movie

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Re: [videoblogging] Last Night NYC Vlog Showing

[Joshua Kinberg]

It would be nice to have both, right?
A list of the URLs for the whole list in addition to the large movie file.

-Josh


On 10/7/05, Andreas Haugstrup Pedersen <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> On Fri, 07 Oct 2005 15:46:08 +0200, Pete Prodoehl <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
>
> > "screw clicking" is the new thing!
>
> Blablabla, tv is awesome, the internets are teh suxor.
>
> > It would be cool if there was some sort of playlist and a player that
> > supported that playlist to make it all easier though...
>
> http://www.apple.com/quicktime/
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Re: [videoblogging] Last Night NYC Vlog Showing

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On Fri, 07 Oct 2005 15:46:08 +0200, Pete Prodoehl <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:

> "screw clicking" is the new thing!

Blablabla, tv is awesome, the internets are teh suxor.

> It would be cool if there was some sort of playlist and a player that
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Re: [videoblogging] Last Night NYC Vlog Showing

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I wish I could have seen this on the Big screen!  It was nice seeing all vlogs together as one piece.
 
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i watched the whole thing and i love that you put it all together! screw clicking 100 times. 

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http://www.blip.tv/?id=2264;s=fileI can't help wondering what made you put this monster of a file onlinewhen you could've done a list of links to blog entries. That's what thisinternet is great for - small pieces, loosely joined and all that. Then I 
could skip entries I'd already seen and not have to wait for a 150 MBdownload. And there would be actual attribution and people could find thevlogs of the contributors... I just don'e get it. I know that you have to 
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Re: [videoblogging] Last Night NYC Vlog Showing

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Josh Leo wrote:
> On 10/7/05, Andreas Haugstrup Pedersen <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
>>On Fri, 07 Oct 2005 04:31:13 +0200, Jay dedman <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
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>>
>>I can't help wondering what made you put this monster of a file online
>>when you could've done a list of links to blog entries. 

 > i watched the whole thing and i love that you put it all together!
 > screw clicking 100 times.

"screw clicking" is the new thing!

Actually, I'd like to burn this to a DVD and watch it on my big TV. 
(It's not that big, but it's bigger than my monitor.)

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Re: [videoblogging] Last Night NYC Vlog Showing

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Re: [videoblogging] Last Night NYC Vlog Showing

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On Fri, 07 Oct 2005 04:31:13 +0200, Jay dedman <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>  
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> I just uploaded the first screening at the Anthology Film Archives here:
> http://www.blip.tv/?id=2264;s=file

I can't help wondering what made you put this monster of a file online  
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internet is great for - small pieces, loosely joined and all that. Then I  
could skip entries I'd already seen and not have to wait for a 150 MB  
download. And there would be actual attribution and people could find the  
vlogs of the contributors... I just don'e get it. I know that you have to  
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Re: [videoblogging] Last Night NYC Vlog Showing

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JayThanks for putting the screening program online. Very cool! Last night was quite nice and you are correct, the vlogs did look great up there. Thanks again.Lynn Lynn Lanehttp://docmaker.blogspot.com On Oct 6, 2005, at 10:31 PM, Jay dedman wrote:  > Well I made it last night to check out the scene but arrived around > 15 minutes late. It was a solid presentation and they did a great job > of curating the show. I've been obsessed with watching stuff on > people's vlogs lately so I had seen most of what was shown but seeing > it on the large screen was great. Can anyone tell me what the first > few videos were that I missed? I don't know if there is a list of > what was shown last night anywhere floating around. If there is, > maybe someone could post it.  I just uploaded the first screening at the Anthology Film Archives here: http://www.blip.tv/?id=2264;s=file  We will be holding 2 screenings per month. Its pretty amazing to see these videolbogs on the big screen. they translate well.  We are looking for guest contributors for future shows. If you are interested, please email me offlist. what is expected is a list videoblogs at 50 minutes in length. we would like you to have some theme or logic worked out so they flow together.  and if youre in NYCcome to the nest screening...and then to NODE101 on the weekends.  Jay -- Adventures in Videoblogging http://www.momentshowing.net>    YAHOO! GROUPS LINKS  Visit your group "videoblogging" on the web.    To unsubscribe from this group, send an email to: [EMAIL PROTECTED]    Your use of Yahoo! Groups is subject to the Yahoo! Terms of Service. 

  




  
  
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Re: [videoblogging] Last Night NYC Vlog Showing

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> Well I made it last night to check out the scene but arrived around
> 15 minutes late. It was a solid presentation and they did a great job
> of curating the show. I've been obsessed with watching stuff on
> people's vlogs lately so I had seen most of what was shown but seeing
> it on the large screen was great. Can anyone tell me what the first
> few videos were that I missed? I don't know if there is a list of
> what was shown last night anywhere floating around. If there is,
> maybe someone could post it.

I just uploaded the first screening at the Anthology Film Archives here:
http://www.blip.tv/?id=2264;s=file

We will be holding 2 screenings per month.
Its pretty amazing to see these videolbogs on the big screen.
they translate well.

We are looking for guest contributors for future shows.
If you are interested, please email me offlist.
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we would like you to have some theme or logic worked out so they flow together.

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Re: [videoblogging] Last Night NYC Vlog Showing

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Ryanne,I got there a bit late from a meeting and then had to rush out but wanted to say hello to you before I left. I had an editing meeting I had to make it to by 7:30.  Looking forward to seeing what I missed.Best,Lynn Lynn Lanehttp://docmaker.blogspot.com On Oct 6, 2005, at 2:59 PM, ryanne hodson wrote:  hey  great to have met you lynn  jay is going to post the whole program on the archive so everyone will be able to watch it the full way through.  -ry  On 10/6/05, Lynn Lane <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote: > Well I made it last night to check out the scene but arrived around > 15 minutes late. It was a solid presentation and they did a great job > of curating the show. I've been obsessed with watching stuff on > people's vlogs lately so I had seen most of what was shown but seeing > it on the large screen was great. Can anyone tell me what the first > few videos were that I missed? I don't know if there is a list of > what was shown last night anywhere floating around. If there is, > maybe someone could post it. > > Thanks. > > Lynn > docmaker.blogspot.com > > > > > > > > > Yahoo! Groups Links > > > > > > > >   -- ~Ryanne Hodson~ Start a Free Videoblog...Right Now freevlog.org -- -transcending traditional media- http://ryanedit.blogspot.com   YAHOO! GROUPS LINKS  Visit your group "videoblogging" on the web.    To unsubscribe from this group, send an email to: [EMAIL PROTECTED]    Your use of Yahoo! Groups is subject to the Yahoo! Terms of Service. 

  




  
  
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Re: [videoblogging] Last Night NYC Vlog Showing

[ryanne hodson]

hey

great to have met you lynn

jay is going to post the whole program on the archive
so everyone will be able to watch it the full way through.

-ry

On 10/6/05, Lynn Lane <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
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> 15 minutes late. It was a solid presentation and they did a great job
> of curating the show. I've been obsessed with watching stuff on
> people's vlogs lately so I had seen most of what was shown but seeing
> it on the large screen was great. Can anyone tell me what the first
> few videos were that I missed? I don't know if there is a list of
> what was shown last night anywhere floating around. If there is,
> maybe someone could post it.
>
> Thanks.
>
> Lynn
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[videoblogging] Last Night NYC Vlog Showing

[Lynn Lane]

Well I made it last night to check out the scene but arrived around  
15 minutes late. It was a solid presentation and they did a great job  
of curating the show. I've been obsessed with watching stuff on  
people's vlogs lately so I had seen most of what was shown but seeing  
it on the large screen was great. Can anyone tell me what the first  
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what was shown last night anywhere floating around. If there is,  
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