Sugoicon 2007

Online Videos by Veoh.com

I like how I opened the video using the freeze-frame pictures, and there is a bit more interaction and talking. However, the second half of the video is all talking and you can hardly hear what is going on. Even if you can hear what is going on, it is hard to really think it is interesting and funny if you aren't actually someone who was there. At least, that is in my opinion.

Ikasucon 2007

Ok, so I had made a video prior to this one about Anime Punch, but this one I actually used a real video camera and treated it like I would a professional video. Not that that means a whole lot from a beginner.


Online Videos by Veoh.com

The things I like about this video are few. It gets the point across and it can be somewhat interesting, but there isn't a whole lot of talking, interaction, and there is a ton of music. It's become something that I will have playing in the background for background noise when I don't have anything else to listen to.

I used a Magix movie creator program I had bought for this and the next few videos, but I started using my Mac's iMovie feature once I received it before Ohayocon.

And it Begins....

I finally got a new job. It might be Wendy's, but it's a job. And so, as promised, my folks are buying me a new video camera come this weekend. That is what this blog is for. I will upload my videos to something such as youtube and then I plan on also adding them here. This will allow me to provide more of a description of the video in a format that I prefer. It will also be a much better way for me to display my videos. I'm not a huge fan of most video-hosting profile pages.

So this is the start of a glorious... but perhaps fantastical.... video hobby-type-thing... ^_^