DISQUS

That was awesome! The only weird thing is I feel I should have watched this on a tumblr than on a wordpress blog.

Totally Doable.

hahaha! It's true. My high school (Long Beach Polytechnic - Go Jackrabbits!) has found me on the Facebooks and have flooded me with old pics. Which is kinda cool because I lost all of that stuff in a house fire 8yrs ago.

Well, that's no fun!

Where do the guitar/vocal vids go?

As a conversation piece: I've worked with 3 of the people you interviewed.

Which ones do you think they are? Discuss.

It was great to hang out with you as well!


I imagine we will run into each other again; though I doubt in a town as crazed as Las Vegas!

Here's my video hat thrown in the ring:
http://schlomolog.blogspot.com/2008/04/san-fran...

There are some really fun ones people have been making. Mine is here: http://schlomo.muxtape.com

If you think Scott Beale doesn't know many people, then you don't know Scott Beale!!

He is the wind beneath my wings.

My converted bus will be parked next to the Unimog, come inside for a cocktail!

Niiiiice, 'stache!:)

I actually have the film on one of my harddrives, if anyone wants to hold a screening.

I pull it out every once in a while, because its so touching and sad at parts-- it's a crowd pleaser!!

I'm going!

Save some time for a beer with me, Chris!

That was great! Glad you made this; as we get closer to elections, things like this will help make my decision.

It looks like Mr. Lucky is peeking from around the bushes!

This is the best web2.0 service I've seen all week. Hopefully they get their Series B funding.

There are definitely folks who are trying to be a part -- or can be a part if they tried -- of the mainstream.

Ask A Ninja is an obvious one. JetSet, I believe, can easily transition into the mainstream (while still creating constructs that are forward-thinking; that incorporates niche web world with standard television).

Then there's the whole discussion of folks like Tom Green, where the mainstream spit him off the networks, yet is quite popular on the internet.

This has to be one of the most scary rollercoasters I've been on because you can just hear it falling apart bit by bit.

Which is part of the fun!

Ha! That was great! We are syncronically syncronistic!

Ben Cerveny sighting!!!

Sorry, just have to proclaim it when I see it.

Though its no San Diego ComicCon, I had a great time last year. Of course I made a video of it:) In fact, here it is!

What a collection!

Here is my video contribution to the cause.

This is crazy stuff! Sure, disclosure is nice and all, but really... do you have to attach a PDF of your income tax filing to every blog post?

I can think of issues I would want full disclosure for; like maybe why and who benefits from us being in a war. But disclosing who pays for what on a video technology site seems excessive. Or maybe I just don't take all of this seriously enough. What do I know, I just make media. And yes, some people pay for me to make it.

Two words: "Whoopdie" and "Doo"

But you know as well as anyone, Robert; just keep on keepin' on and the audience will follow. Just like the backchannel will constantly complain.

vote=blip.tv

Peter is right on.

Blip.tv and my videoblog started at pretty much the same time. I've always used them and they are constantly changing their service to accomodate the needs of content creators.

It's a really robust service that is still easy to use for the video newbie..but once you have an idea of how you want your videos to be shown across the internet, they have many different toolsets to cater to my needs.