It’s November again. Which means NaVloPoMo. Which means posting one video a day every day.
With all the things I’ve got going on, there’s not much chance of me being able to do that this year, but it’s a good prompt to post some videos when I can.
I’ve also devised a game of consequences to run alongside NaVloPoMo, with 30 videobloggers in a chain, each posting on a different day, each inspired in some way by the previous day’s video. More tomorrow, which is my day.
Formats available: iPhone compatible video (.mp4), Flash Video (.flv)
What a start! A brilliant choreography of non collision. Ballet on the streets of London. Lilt, ebb, flow and interweave. Faantastic! And, yes, the hands…
More!
*I have the best seat in the cinema, a big tub of popcorn and I’m watching.
Nice start indeed.
Come on Rupert … 30 in 30.
@Robert – WTF? Drop the popcorn and get your camera out.
Great video Rupert. What a good start. Whatever the number of videos…I will be watching.
Think I want to play.
Excellent video.
Great start, Ru. The music was perfect. And I love the vertical video.
Was hoping for a Werewolf to come out and devour one of your subjects but I believe they got him in Picadilly Circus.
Great start as always….So were you just standing there thinking and went “aha!”….just wondering..
Hi Rupert and others,
Nice start indeed. liked it a lot. hope you are doing many more this month.
Hi Robert! You should deliver some videos too, they are always inspiring for everyone.
Rgds everyone.
Hey that is in slow motion!
@robert you won’t be able to resist publishing *something* this month. i can feel it.
@mike i’m not promising anything
@pauld …and playing?
@whatleydude hurray!
@cherylcolan thanks – vertical suddenly made sense for capturing people in full at close quarters
@jc i’d say about 70% of those people were werewolves
@heath yeah! i was one of the people walking past, and thought “Hold on…”
@zn you are playing too? looking forward to it
@verdi exactly.
very cool. they didn’t seem to notice you standing there for a couple of mins filming either. too busy passing by I guess. makes me think of something a friend said earlier this week “Slow down world! Where have all the fae gone? i miss us!”
i love how i watched all their hands!
@kath i’m always afraid of people being annoyed, but they never are – they either don’t notice or don’t care. we’re so used to being filmed – there are more CCTV cameras per person in the UK than anywhere else in the world, and there are 60 million of us on a smallish island. the only people who have ever objected to me filming with my phone are the police. sigh.
@trine one of my favourite things about videoblogging is the secret power of titles to affect how people watch, and what their expectations are.