In 2003, I started making films with a Canon Point & Shoot Elph digital camera, video settings set specifically for the web. I shoot and edit them as quickly as possible, often within a day or even a few hours, leaving the finer points of the revision process out entirely. It is the joy of the process really, the quick turnaround. It is a sort of filmmaking that has already become far more prevalent than when I started my experiments five years ago.
The ability to flip some footage quickly and get it out on the web in a very concise form in a widely viewable format is already the norm, but the possibilities continue to be expanded.
Le Chanson du Jour d'Ete (2006)
Longtime Ago (2007)
Miel's Eye View (2006)
Newsie (2008)
Escalator (2006)
Summer Showers (2003)
The Charlston (2005)
2 comments:
been a lot longer than 12 days now, toddy
dude,
people are calling me and asking about alternative blogs to fill the hole in their hearts left by 15 day abandonment of the okoh blog. I told them to watch tv for a bit but they seem angry and disappointed. you have to give the people something. even if it is that old ass video of the bike shop that you me and curran made on Josh's PAL GL1. You have to give them something. They are going to break the gates down or worse, just disappear.
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