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Dec. 11 - More Semi-Original Content

I was in the Communication Lab today uploading some YouTube videos for class, and I went on a little uploading rampage. Here are a couple videos pertaining to my recent activities (with more on the way).

Ebb & Flow

This was a short project I made for my Documentary Production class. My concept was fairly simple: film the on-campus coffee shop for a couple hours and speed up or slow down the film to match the music. I'm sorry that it's not more exiting, but I was pretty much at the mercy of who came in and what they did.

Second Life News Segment

This was a short piece from the San Antonio news about Second Life. It's a pretty sappy segment, and features me acting all nerdy and weird. It also includes my favorite professor in the whole wide world, Dr. Delwiche, so watch it and love him forever.

We have comics on the way. Keep your eyes peeled for those in the very near future.

Posted by Nick Nobel

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hmmmm... that's an interesting site... I'm still not done designing my person, so I cannot yet decide whether this is better or the Sims is.

Posted by Lindz | December 12, 2006 02:29 AM

You were on the news. Awesome. Your "Ebb and Flow" video is really cool, too bad you couldn't film it during a time of higher traffic. Have you thought about doing it as a time lapse? Have the camera snap a frame of video every 30-60 seconds across several days? Also, what was the track in the background?

Posted by Xanthe Gray | December 12, 2006 03:00 PM

"Nadia" by Jeff Beck. I was trying to think of a song for the film, and it came up on my roommate's ipod. Sometimes things just fall in your lap.

Posted by Nick | December 13, 2006 12:16 PM

Dec. 11 - More Semi-Original Content

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