At the last minute, I decided to have a go at Videoblogging Week 2005, a video a day for a week on the theme “Who Cares”, directed to an audience of one. That’s all. Here’s day 1, posted on Monday due to time differences. Well, that’s my story and I’m sticking to it.
Update: OK, so by the time it got posted, it was technically Tuesday, but in theory still Monday evening… Oh nuts, whatever, it’s my blog and I’ll do what I please…
A few weeks ago I posted a video about watching video while driving, which I won’t go into again, you can read about it yourself if you haven’t.
Anyway, Jim did his own videoblogging while driving video, but drove an automatic transmission by the look of it, and had the camera in the glove box, not actually holding it videoblogger style like I did. No matter, he’s taken things a step further.
So I thought I might raise the stakes a little.
Please note that contrary to what I say in the video, this was a very safe and controlled experiment, and what looks like very fast, is actually a false impression given by the camera. Trust me, it’s not a high performance machine… it’s pretty cheap and low performance actually…
When Ian Mills posted a video of him drawing with the old Buggles track in the background, it was obvious some sort of dedication was begging to be made. So keeping with his theme of you can’t do that on a podcast, this is my dedication to the videobloggers I think are doing some ground breaking stuff, or at least have influenced me some.
There’s a few missing, such as Human Dog, but that’s mainly because I had so much video to download, I only included them if I could easily right click a video to immediately download it. Come on Chris, you gotta make this easier for people?