This video makes me tear up. “I don’t want to live on the moon” is her favorite song. She smiles everytime you sing it for her.
I really like MXC. Don’t ask me why 
. Anyways, this is a very amusing video. I’m going to try to do a couple more of these little life snippet episodes that don’t require much editing. I’ve always liked these, hopefully I won’t grow tired of them.
For my first video in probably 6 months, this is our daughter, Katherine Elizabeth Sharp, along with appearances from the majority of the Dickens and Sharp families, who most of you have not yet seen in my videos. Expect more to come from little Katie. This is very home movie-esque, I shot it that way, and I’m really happy with how it turned out. I’ve given up on caring about quality in my videos, since when I did care, I couldn’t manage to produce one.
It’s been almost two months since my last video. Here’s an update about what’s going on. More video to come shortly, hopefully, as soon as I find some time.
At the August 6th Meet the Vloggers, Phillip Torrone graciously agreed to show up so I could interview him. My apologies for the audio quality, I forgot to grab my iPod and lavalier mic and the wind cut feature on my camera is doing weird things with the audio. We discussed a range of topics, and as always pt was entertaining and informative. Thanks so much to pt and MAKE Magazine for the interview. It’s a bit long, over 7 minutes, but trust me there wasn’t any more fat to cut.
*** WARNING *** Six Feet Under Spoiler in Video
This video was shot immediately after the most recent Six Feet Under aired. Six Feet Under is a television show that airs on HBO (for those not in the know). The show consistently produces the best Hollywood has to offer. I spend some time talking about our best and their best.
On my way back from New York, my wife and I were forced to stay overnight at a hotel room in Dallas. We had one Internet connection to share between us and two laptops. I setup a ad-hoc wireless network between the two computers to share the connection, and I thought it’d make a good subject for a Clint on Tech episode. Couple of things I’m trying different to improve the production value, so let me know what you think. First, I’ve purchased some additional lighting. I’m still trying to learn how to place this stuff in such a small room. Secondly, this is my first hybrid of a screencast and vlog entry, which I think worked out really well. Let me know what you think.
The third installment in this three part episode. Enjoy.
Second installment of Watch Life Happen, with Clint & Mel, Episode 2. This is footage from Vloggercue in Hoboken, NJ at Adam Quirk’s apartment. It was an excellent event, and much food, fun, and beer was had by all!
This is the second installment of my new video diary, Watch Life Happen, with Clint & Mel. This is footage from our trip to New York. I had so much footage, I decided to split up the episode into 3 parts. This is the first installment.
You’ve been waiting for it! Here it is, the debut of our weekly video diary, Watch Life Happen, with Clint & Mel. In this episode, we armwrestle. Pretty much ‘nough said there.
Here I do a hybridcast using my new Alesis mixing board. I show off my cheap home-made pop-filter as well. Audio turned out great. Look at the new intro and let me know what you think.
There, it’s done. I still it’s largely crap, but I think the last minute additions are pretty funny. Let me know what you thought of it. Love it or hate it, give me some link love baby!
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This week we’re going into my pet project, MediaFeedr. MediaFeedr is a service I’m going to be launching that takes an RSS feed in, scrapes the pages the links in the feed refers to and outputs RSS2 with Enclosures and Media RSS with the media it finds on the linked pages. This will go a long way to helping us all be filters for other people, since people will easily be able to link to the permalink of a blog entry and get a feed they can use in FireANT or their favorite podcatcher. This is an extension of my ideas on helping vloggers and podcasters build the web that were published as an instructional article on Videoblogging.info called “Annotated Bookmarks”. Watch the show, and let me know what you think (hopefully by following the instructions at the “Annotated Bookmarks” article ). Also, look for the premier of Watch Life Happen, with Clint & Mel next week!
I’ve been wanting to start a new series of “Shows” where I cover tech topics of interest to me. Today, I’m covering using your iPod as a recording device using a free distribution of Linux for the iPod called podzilla. It’s very simple to install and use, and it will turn your normal headphone jack on your iPod into a Mic or Line-level recording input. Unfortunately, there’s no gain control, so recordings come out a bit quiet on my microphone, but you can adjust it up a bit in post-production without distortion. It’s definitely good enough for voice, not sure about music quality. Definitely worth it for an on-the-go recording solution.
I’m not really all that happy with this one, but the festival at least was interesting. The audio quality is poor, sorry. I need a better rig to do outside festival stuff like this.
The Pacific Northwest is beautiful. This is a drive into Seattle day before yesterday.
Six hours or so for 35 seconds of video. It was well worth it I think. I’m pretty proud of this. Let me know what you think and tell me if I should be or if it’s total crap (I’ll accept either answer, or anything in between). I’m hoping to use this when it comes time to promo clintsharp.com. Eric Rice was my inspiration for this clip. His 38 second promo video for his podcast rocks.
It had to happen. I’ve been harping on about this for a couple of days on the list, and I figured it was time to do a Vlog entry about it. Use media how it works best, and lets make sure the tools fit that. Sorry it’s so choppy, I apparantly say “you know” a whole fucking bunch, so I relentlessly cut that phrase out.
OK, so this is just your standard rant vlog. Why does nothing stay open late?