My Directorial Debut
4 Comments Published by SparklesMpls May 19th, 2008 in Autobiographical, TechnologyAfter seeing Joseph Jaffe record himself on his fancy Flip, I had to have one. It was last month at an event organized by Tim Brunelle for his Future of Advertising class at MCAD.
I put this together today after fighting with iMovie trying to figure out how to make the playback speed faster and give a part of the video that “fast forward” effect. Turns out that it’s not possible in the newest version of iMovie – you have to download a two-year old version (v6) of iMovie to get that kind of editing functionality. Seriously – that’s what I said.
After the aforementioned finagling, I finally had something resembling a YouTube video. I uploaded it, waited about ten minutes for it to process, and viola – I’m a director, and a producer, and an editor, and a cinematographer!
Funny it only took YouTube three minutes after the ten minutes processing to inform me that I’d used copyrighted material (the soundtrack I added). They said I could either take the clip down, or agree to allow the owners of the material to advertise on the view page. Hmph. Oh, alright!
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You are such an amazing guy, and a true inspiration!
I just wish you would smile for yourself more often, and I don’t just mean your pearly whites! Your eyes are so sad, brighten them up with a trip to the local playground with a great friend and let loose on the swings and what-not!
Stay Amazing!
Hey Dan,
Cool Video! I’ve been playing around with screen shot videos for the web committee, and I have a new respect for anyone who can get videos to work!
Brad
I’m not affiliated with them, but the video quality, features, and community is *so* much better over on Vimeo.
Take care,
Mike
Oops. I meant “are” not “is”.