Showing posts with label Video. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Video. Show all posts
Friday, August 26, 2011
Thursday, July 14, 2011
Internet Evolution's IT Video Project
When I received this email, I immediately thought of Second Life and it's users.
From my email inbox:
Internet Evolution is about to embark on a truly groundbreaking new video project, and I wanted to see if you would like to get involved.
We're looking to create a video case study about a company embarking on an important new IT project in the second half of this year.
However, unlike most case studies (which take place after the fact) our case study will follow the project from planning, through implementation, to trouble shooting and completion.
Projects that we are highly interested in covering include: cloud computing; analytics; social media in a business environment; security; or an upgrade to a company's computing and middleware systems.
The core of the case study will be three short (five minute) documentaries covering the before, during, and after of your project. These documentaries will be filmed by our professional film crew on location at your company premises at a time that is convenient to you. Each one takes about a morning to film.
We'll also outfit you with a video camera and the training required to upload occasional project updates.
The purpose of the case study is to highlight the great work that IT professionals such as yourself do every day. Our goal is to highlight your success for others to learn from. And, of course, as well as making you a star (and a corporate hero!) we'll also compensate you for your time.
Interested? Please drop me a line at ferraro@internetevolution.com if you would like to know more about this exciting new Internet Evolution project!
Sincerely,
Nicole Ferraro
Executive Editor, Internet Evolution
From my email inbox:
Internet Evolution is about to embark on a truly groundbreaking new video project, and I wanted to see if you would like to get involved.
We're looking to create a video case study about a company embarking on an important new IT project in the second half of this year.
However, unlike most case studies (which take place after the fact) our case study will follow the project from planning, through implementation, to trouble shooting and completion.
Projects that we are highly interested in covering include: cloud computing; analytics; social media in a business environment; security; or an upgrade to a company's computing and middleware systems.
The core of the case study will be three short (five minute) documentaries covering the before, during, and after of your project. These documentaries will be filmed by our professional film crew on location at your company premises at a time that is convenient to you. Each one takes about a morning to film.
We'll also outfit you with a video camera and the training required to upload occasional project updates.
The purpose of the case study is to highlight the great work that IT professionals such as yourself do every day. Our goal is to highlight your success for others to learn from. And, of course, as well as making you a star (and a corporate hero!) we'll also compensate you for your time.
Interested? Please drop me a line at ferraro@internetevolution.com if you would like to know more about this exciting new Internet Evolution project!
Sincerely,
Nicole Ferraro
Executive Editor, Internet Evolution
Friday, June 3, 2011
Saturday, June 12, 2010
Friday, May 7, 2010
Social Media Revolution 2 (video)
Social Media Revolution 2 is a refresh of the original video with new and updated social media and mobile statistics that are hard to ignore. Based on the book Socialnomics 
by Erik Qualman.
by Erik Qualman.Thursday, April 15, 2010
How To Promote Your DJ Mix On Youtube
How To Promote Your DJ Mix On Youtube
By MuxxPromotion is an essential skill for every beginner DJ that wants to become successful.
Promotion allows a beginner DJ to make their way from the bedroom to the real events at clubs and festivals.
The internet gives the beginner DJ great opportunies which were once a hassle and downright cutthroat.
By promoting your mixes on Youtube, you will be able to gain a broad audience and following, eventually guaranteeing your success.
This post shows you a few tips and tricks on how you can promote your DJ mix on Youtube.
Check out the full article HERE
This post includes:
- Piggybacking off other popular videos with video responses
- Linking your videos on your own blog and sharing it on social media such as Facebook and Twitter
- Promoting your video with Youtube ads and promoted videos
- Proper video optimization
Beyers and the ReZtones (video) at Metanomics' 100th Episode Bash
ChantalHarvey — Beyers and the ReZtones played live, at Metanomics 100th Episode Bash!
I filmed a very special thank you-song, in which Beyers Sellers sings the names of the people involved in 100 episodes of Metanomics. The gig was held on April 14, 2010, in Muse Isle - which is celebrating it s 4 years party on April 15, 2010.
Robert Bloomfield vocals
Doug Robinson Bass
Brian Earle Clarinet
Al Hartland Drums
Chad Lieberman Piano
Cake , decorations & champagne created by the amazing artist, Tasia Tonic of The Tastery in Second Life™
A special word of thanks to JenZza Misfit.
Film and edit: Chantal Harvey
http://mamachinima.eu
Sunday, April 11, 2010
Tuesday, April 6, 2010
*Avatar 2* - The Trailer
Avatar 2 Trailer
This completely original movie brought to you by Australia's *Hungry Beast.*
This completely original movie brought to you by Australia's *Hungry Beast.*
PBS Frontline Digital_Nation, Rachel Dretzin, and Douglas Rushkoff Present: *Distracted by Everything*
Does the Internet promote freedom of expression and communication, making it a catalyst for democracy and activism? Is the net tilted towards Democracy and participatory society? Meanwhile, do services like Facebook and Twitter encourage virtual and superficial involvement over dedication to the kind of activism that makes a difference? Does it just take people off the streets, blogging safely in their homes where they no longer threaten repressive regimes?
Digital Nation – Life on the Virtual Frontier (2009 – 2010) is a documentary film by Rachel Dretzin and Douglas Rushkoff that thematizes the media issues in the context of our virtual lives, tech development, networking and multitasking.
Chapter 1: Distracted by everything. M.I.T. students are among the world’s smartest and most wired. They constantly multitask with their tech tools.
Chapter 2: What’s it doing to their brains. Tests given Stanford’s multitaskers yield troubling discoveries. Other research into Net use and the brain raises more questions.
Chapter 3: South Korea’s gaming craze. Some cautionary lessons from a country where Internet addiction has become a health crisis.
Chapter 4: Teaching with technology. Teachers are embracing digital media–’it keeps students engaged; new skills are needed for a new age.’ But is there a catch?
Chapter 5: The dumbest generation? The debate has just begun on whether we are losing as much as we’re gaining in 24/7 wired world.
Chapter 6: Relationships. Millions of people are inhabiting the Net as it were a real place, satisfying the urge to connect to others in online games, virtual worlds.
Chapter 7: Virtual worlds. Second life offers a totally new reality for humans, says it’s creator–and IBM has begun shifting it’s meetings into this virtual space.
Chapter 8: Can virtual experience change us? The U.S. military is using virtual spaces for PTSD therapy and for flying drones in Iraq while based in a room in Nevada.
Chapter 9: Where are we headed? A school is organized around learning through video games–may be it’s students are getting something we aren’t yet able to measure or recognize.
[Thanks Body Pixel]
Digital Nation – Life on the Virtual Frontier (2009 – 2010) is a documentary film by Rachel Dretzin and Douglas Rushkoff that thematizes the media issues in the context of our virtual lives, tech development, networking and multitasking.
Chapter 1: Distracted by everything. M.I.T. students are among the world’s smartest and most wired. They constantly multitask with their tech tools.
Chapter 2: What’s it doing to their brains. Tests given Stanford’s multitaskers yield troubling discoveries. Other research into Net use and the brain raises more questions.
Chapter 3: South Korea’s gaming craze. Some cautionary lessons from a country where Internet addiction has become a health crisis.
Chapter 4: Teaching with technology. Teachers are embracing digital media–’it keeps students engaged; new skills are needed for a new age.’ But is there a catch?
Chapter 5: The dumbest generation? The debate has just begun on whether we are losing as much as we’re gaining in 24/7 wired world.
Chapter 6: Relationships. Millions of people are inhabiting the Net as it were a real place, satisfying the urge to connect to others in online games, virtual worlds.
Chapter 7: Virtual worlds. Second life offers a totally new reality for humans, says it’s creator–and IBM has begun shifting it’s meetings into this virtual space.
Chapter 8: Can virtual experience change us? The U.S. military is using virtual spaces for PTSD therapy and for flying drones in Iraq while based in a room in Nevada.
Chapter 9: Where are we headed? A school is organized around learning through video games–may be it’s students are getting something we aren’t yet able to measure or recognize.
[Thanks Body Pixel]
Wednesday, March 10, 2010
Thursday, March 4, 2010
I'll be away for awhile - A Doubledown Tandino Hiatus
As life progresses (first life, that is), and as Second Life progresses (with the 2.0 viewer), I unfortunately have to take a leave of absence from the virtual world.
As some of you know, I have been working my way towards moving, living, and working in New York City. Phase 1 is complete; I'm packed, and I've left for the big apple....
You would think phase 2 would be unpacking at my new place in Manhattan and getting right back into Second Life.... but, there is no phase 2 yet. Apparently I find myself in nomad/gypsy mode.... ok, let's just call it what it is... I'm homeless.
That's the simple truth.... I've left where I was living in South Jersey, packed up one bag of clothes, and traveled to NYC with no set home. Some people are congratulating me on this... some people say I have a lot of guts.... some people say I'm following my dreams...
I have to admit, I'm nervous and overwhelmed as hell. As I said on my facebook wall: "Either I'm going to eat the big apple, or the big apple is going to eat me"
With all that being said, I will be sparse in Second Life. I won't be available to DJ live inworld for some time until my real life has stabilized. I will pop inworld where wifi allows to check on things, try to attend events, and make sure my company Ravelong is running smoothly. And, I will be back, you can count on that.
And I'll leave you with this: Two 10 minute Electro House mixes. These were filmed simply to do it. I knew I wouldn't be DJing for awhile, and I was going to pack up my music and gear... so here's two mini-mixers for ya. Enjoy:
I may or may not take a break from this blog for awhile too... I haven't decided yet. I know I won't be in touch with what is going on in Second Life... but who knows.... maybe I'll still find interesting things to post about.
As some of you know, I have been working my way towards moving, living, and working in New York City. Phase 1 is complete; I'm packed, and I've left for the big apple....
You would think phase 2 would be unpacking at my new place in Manhattan and getting right back into Second Life.... but, there is no phase 2 yet. Apparently I find myself in nomad/gypsy mode.... ok, let's just call it what it is... I'm homeless.
That's the simple truth.... I've left where I was living in South Jersey, packed up one bag of clothes, and traveled to NYC with no set home. Some people are congratulating me on this... some people say I have a lot of guts.... some people say I'm following my dreams...
I have to admit, I'm nervous and overwhelmed as hell. As I said on my facebook wall: "Either I'm going to eat the big apple, or the big apple is going to eat me"
With all that being said, I will be sparse in Second Life. I won't be available to DJ live inworld for some time until my real life has stabilized. I will pop inworld where wifi allows to check on things, try to attend events, and make sure my company Ravelong is running smoothly. And, I will be back, you can count on that.
And I'll leave you with this: Two 10 minute Electro House mixes. These were filmed simply to do it. I knew I wouldn't be DJing for awhile, and I was going to pack up my music and gear... so here's two mini-mixers for ya. Enjoy:
I may or may not take a break from this blog for awhile too... I haven't decided yet. I know I won't be in touch with what is going on in Second Life... but who knows.... maybe I'll still find interesting things to post about.
Wednesday, February 24, 2010
Windows 7 was My Idea!
Windows 7 Parody
A million ideas. And they used every single one of them.
From CH StaffSecond Life 2.0 was MY idea too! I want a search that finds nothing, buttons that are on the ceiling, events that are happening last week, notifications that shoot laser beams, and gift-wrapped in the skin of a Linden ...
errrr
Monday, February 22, 2010
Thursday, February 18, 2010
Avatar... with Babies!
James Cameron's epic tells the story a baby given a adult/baby hybrid body, which he must pilot to learn the ways of the grown-up world.
Sunday, January 24, 2010
Inside the Avatar Studio Panel Discussion - "Avatar" at Rockcliffe University - Filmed by Rezzed.tv
January 5, 2009 – Avatar the Movie
The visual appeal of the movie “Avatar” has taken away the breath of just about everyone who has seen the film. The movie is an ultimate example of a graphic novel brought to life. Our panelists discuss which implications “Avatar” will have as virtual worlds continue to gain traction and what future avatars may gain from the stunning futuristic vision James Cameron has offered up… Inside The Avatar Studio.
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Panelists
Beyers Sellers/Robert Bloomfield – Metanomics Host, Cornell University
Dirk Talamasca – Virtual Real Estate Developer, Builder
Doubledown Tandino – Social media marketing, Second Life specialist, music, and DJ
Botgirl Questi – A beautiful thought experiment personified through the imagined perspective of a self - aware avatar.
References:
Thoughts on How The Avatar Film Relates to Avatars in Virtual Worlds by Botgirl Questi -
http://botgirl.blogspot.com/2009/12/thoughts-on-how-avatar-film-relates-to.html
I Saw Avatar Today by Doubledown Tandino - http://djdoubledown.blogspot.com/2009/12/i-saw-avatar-today-my-review-it-blew-me.html
James Cameron’s Avatar is about Transhumanism http://secondtense.blogspot.com/2009/12/james-camerons-avatar-is-about.html
Avatar Review : Yes it Changed Everything - http://gizmodook.com/5429424/avatar-review-yes-it-changed-everything-after-all
Understanding Interaction in Virtual Worlds http://www.eurekalert.org/pub_releases/2009-12/uon-uii122309.php#
Panelists
Beyers Sellers/Robert Bloomfield – Metanomics Host, Cornell University
Dirk Talamasca – Virtual Real Estate Developer, Builder
Doubledown Tandino – Social media marketing, Second Life specialist, music, and DJ
Botgirl Questi – A beautiful thought experiment personified through the imagined perspective of a self - aware avatar.
References:
Thoughts on How The Avatar Film Relates to Avatars in Virtual Worlds by Botgirl Questi -
http://botgirl.blogspot.com/2009/12/thoughts-on-how-avatar-film-relates-to.html
I Saw Avatar Today by Doubledown Tandino - http://djdoubledown.blogspot.com/2009/12/i-saw-avatar-today-my-review-it-blew-me.html
James Cameron’s Avatar is about Transhumanism http://secondtense.blogspot.com/2009/12/james-camerons-avatar-is-about.html
Avatar Review : Yes it Changed Everything - http://gizmodook.com/5429424/avatar-review-yes-it-changed-everything-after-all
Understanding Interaction in Virtual Worlds http://www.eurekalert.org/pub_releases/2009-12/uon-uii122309.php#
Wednesday, December 30, 2009
DJ Jazzy Jeff uses and speaks about Ableton Live, Sampling, & Technology
Below are DJs using Ableton Live (not DJ Jazzy Jeff):
Tuesday, December 22, 2009
Sunday, December 20, 2009
Timelapse Aerosol Graffiti Video to Promote James Cameron's Avatar
Timelapse aerosol graffiti by probs from End of the Line
Promotional video for Avatar - commissioned by Casio and 20th Century Fox for the new James Cameron blockbuster.
Casio and 20th Century Fox teamed up with End of the line's biggest artist Probs to execute something truly spectacular on the exterior of the Casio store. Filmed over three days, crowds of tourists witnessed the transformation of the Carnaby Street flagship store into Pandora.
Avatar marks the return to the big screen for James Cameron, the director of Aliens and Terminator 1 & 2. It is shaping up to be the Biggest blockbuster of them all, filmed entirely in 3D with revolutionary cgi and special effects.
Produced by End Of The Line, Painted by Probs
youwillfindus@theendoftheline.net
Filmed by Toby Skills
Music by Lazy Habits "Sanity for Sanctuary"
http://www.theendoftheline.net
http://www.casio.co.uk/avatar
http://www.avatarmovie.com/
http://www.lazyhabits.co.uk
http://www.tobysummerskill.com
Sunday, December 13, 2009
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