We hit up the Edmonton Expo this year, and gathered enough footage for about a dozen video - here's the first : A Ron Burgundy cosplayer reports on the Expo:
A Channel 4 Exclusive!
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Really: An extended chronology of our online video work. In order of public release.
We hit up the Edmonton Expo this year, and gathered enough footage for about a dozen video - here's the first : A Ron Burgundy cosplayer reports on the Expo:
A Channel 4 Exclusive!
It is finally settled : Which Star Trek TV Series is the best?
A poll of some serious Star Trek fans at the Vul-Con Vulcan Convention in Vulcan, Alberta will reveal WHICH STAR TREK IS THE BEST STAR TREK!
Watch here : https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=hoyezVKp32c
Music by\courtesy of Mattiloo
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Special Thanks:
Tony Todd
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Richard Cleveland
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https://www.facebook.com/NAPCanada
http://nakedapeprod.com/
The amazing VulCon convention staff!
Maple Glazed
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https://www.facebook.com/mapleglazed
And all of the wonderful attendees who voted!! :D
LLAP!
Thanks to Richard of Naked Ape studios, our work on the Calgary Expo videos earned JimberJam some media badges for Vulcan Alberta's VulCon 2015 conference.
At this conference, the wonderful actor Tony Todd shared a touching moment with us when we asked him about the deeply emotional episode of Star Trek DS9 he starred in, called "The Visitor".
I thought to ask this question because of Dan Gunther (of Trek Lit Reviews, writer for Trek Core, co-host of the Literary Treks podcast, and all-around awesome guy), whose admiration for the episode knows no bounds.
Watch Tony's answer here : https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=wFcGUGdfw1I
Inspired by my boss Chris, (and co-workers like Rick and Cary in prior years also) I decided to capture answers that non-expo-goers have about conventions, answered by actual attendees.
It wound up being pretty comprehensive, and - I hope - a useful video for folks looking for the answers to the same questions.
Having about 75 cosplay clips as extra B-Roll for an interview video coming out later this week, I decided to slop it all together to make a montage video of the 2015 Calgary Comic and Entertainment expo.
Also, I just enjoy the word 'montage'.
As far back as I can remember, Trevor and I have always wanted to do movie reviews for people like us.
At 14 years old, we wanted to see a "Siskel & Ebert" type show, aimed at our demographic. (And maybe that would play between episodes of the 90s "Spiderman" and "Batman: The Animated Series")
Well, over 15 years later; We've realize our childhood dream! We hope you enjoy.
Some thoughts were spurred by some quotes I read, and some reflection about the posted short film; and they turned into this Vlog.
Link here : Link
This was also the first video shot on our new Panasonic GH4, and our first video with the new intro, and our first video in 4K.
Part labor of love, part catharsis of being totally burnt-out... a script that is half short-film, half thoughts-from-places-vlog, and part reflective-video-diary.... REST was shakily smattered into existence.
On Youtube : https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=OlHsvi1qnmA
Reddit Comments : Thread Here
Some thoughts about resolutions, some great things we've seen this year, and maybe my Dad should take some pictures!
Originally a video for work; I share a little about my background on the newly renamed JimberJam Vlog channel (elwoodschannel)
Link : https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ZE71TlhDQwY
A new vlog on ElwoodsChannel (soon to be renamed), about Goals, Google OKRs (From a Rick Klau Google Ventured talk), and what JimberJam is all about.
Vlog Link : http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=vlylDLTwFoE
Just for fun, two edits were done with (almost) the same footage, mostly as an experiment to see how editing style and music can alter a video.
Take a look for yourself!
Long Version: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=9VKbtHVZ5SE
Video Link (Short Version) : https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=70CRpC0Clcg
Expanding skills at After Effects, and trying our hand at cartoon animation, an attempt was made to animate Panimated's fan art of the Hello Internet podcast, hosted by CGP Grey and Brady Haran.
Easily our favorite Podcast, by the way; check it out if you haven't yet. www.hellointernet.fm
Animation Video Link : https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=gNy1eZsCKb0
It is worth noting that this is fan art, and it is not endorsed by Hello Internet, nor do we really have permission to use their audio content. :)
Our first stab at an educational video!
We tell the Bermudian vacation story of using Time Lapse footage from an iPhone to observe the movements of some little sea creatures.
Educational? Maybe? Entertaining? Also maybe? New end-screen? Yes.
A video made entirely of time lapse footage show with an iPhone 5s and the app "Miniatures"; This video is a time lapse of Wolf Creek Public Schools replacing equipment with Chromebooks.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=QBZjxqCs9wQ
In an effort to increase the quality of videos, adding moving shots and slow-motion was a requirement to the next video: What was born was a multi-person collaboration of insanity:
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=iXWM-rSfYeU
In true video form, an apology to some wonderful folks, for my breaking of their toys.
Complete with some motion graphics and slow-motion humiliating pool-splashing.
I decided to accept Hank Green's challenge and participate in NOVW, the Nerdfighter Online Video Workshop.
I went with a SciShow script, and participated in review and commentary with others in the community.
A beautiful time-lapse of the flight home from Bermuda: (https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=zSfeaXd1dNU)
The team and Wolf Creek worked tirelessly for months to deploy thousands of new computers and chromebooks. Here's a video/music video/timelapse composition. Link: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=WrGLdCEwf_k - The song is 'Feedback in the Field' by Plants and Animals.