For you map freaks out there, the locations in this video are:
Turnham Green Station (Map)
Leon, Ludgate Circus (Map – Website)
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Archive for July, 2007
This was an off-the-cuff video comment I was suddenly moved to make for Gogen while listening to my iPod on the way to the tube on Friday evening. But then I got drunk and forgot to post it.
Thanks to Gogen for reminding me about this song. Lyrical gold.
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More inconsequential nonsense, no ranting or babies today. Just stood on a spot in posh & leafy Chiswick and pretended I was a CCTV camera. Kind of like the way that Coppola used the camera in my favourite movie, The Conversation. But with a phone.
It’s interesting what you notice, if you stop in one place and zoom in and out with your camera or your brain. My phone is helping me to see things in the world around me that I’ve taken for granted and blanked out.
Today has been a day for noticing how much things have changed since I’ve been alive. Not just non-smoking pubs, coffee bars and CCTV – I was flicking through Microserfs and thinking about how futuristic the email and geek lifestyle seemed in 1995, and how real it is now. And then I came downstairs and found this post from Gogen, about his memories of the 1980s. I said everything else I’ve got to say about that in my comment there.
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We’re having our loft turned into a bedroom. Our house is enmeshed with scaffolding. I have mild intermittend Vertigo. Sometimes I totally freak out at heights. But it was too beautiful an evening to resist climbing the extremely wobbly ladder.
This video has no sound. It’s a Lumiere Rules video.
The rules are as follows. They mimic the conditions under which the Lumiere brothers made their movies in the late 1800s:
- 60 seconds max.
- Fixed camera
- No audio
- No zoom
- No edit
- No effects
To browse more Lumieres by other people, visit http://videoblogging.info/lumiere/
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The only thing she loves more than watching herself in my videos (”again! AGAIN!”) is holding my phone and looking at herself on the screen, thru the little low-res camera next to the screen.
The camera was glitching, which produces quite a nice effect. There’s no sound because this is a Lumiere.
It doesn’t seem to matter how many times you say that, people still say “Oh! I can’t hear anything.”
Just goes to show how pointless it is to write text on a videoblog. Why am I even writing this? You’re not reading it. I killed a man in Reno just to watch him die.
I’m loving the Lumieres that are being made all over the world. Hundreds of them. To browse them, visit http://videoblogging.info/lumiere/
The rules are as follows. They mimic the conditions under which the Lumiere brothers made their movies in the late 1800s:
- 60 seconds max.
- Fixed camera
- No audio
- No zoom
- No edit
- No effects
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