Finally, the last and mashed installation of my [[Dawn of the Dead]] (1978) series which took far more technical and creative energy than I originally imagined. The idea behind this experiment was simple: create three commentaries upon the social/political sub-themes dealing with consumer culture embedded within Dawn of the Dead using [...]
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Dawn of the Dead, take 3
Published by April 28th, 2008 in Formative 10, YouTube, insructional technology, mashup and movies. 1 CommentBeing good for my word, below is the second version of the [[Dawn of the Dead]] clip I published yesterday here, but this time with a running commentary of the edited scenes. It is far from perfect, and Jerry gave me a ton of good recommendations for making it better, so I will return [...]
Andy Rush has already blogged about Netflix Instant Video (what a man, what a man!), but I haven’t used it because I didn’t have Windows XP installed on my Mac Book Pro (it’s not Mac OS friendly).
My two-cents to add to Andy’s post is that it notifies you when one of the movies [...]
The Reverend Preaches Patience?
Published by November 20th, 2007 in YouTube, fun and video. 1 CommentI’m not known for my patience, in fact we have been arguing all morning here at DTLT about this very topic. But a video I found on YouTube just might help be re-think my rash and untempered approach to life, and instructional technology more specifically. Riffing on this quote from the the Book of James, [...]
I Have Learned My YouTube Lesson
Published by November 20th, 2007 in WordPress, YouTube, plugins and video. 7 CommentsLast week Sarah Allen inquired about a James Farmer video (knowing we have a rich collection of media of this Civil Rights leader) for her Culture, Context, and Composition class. The particular video she requested was Farmer’s debate with [[Malcolm X]], and I had not come across it in my sojourns to the archives, [...]
“[Vito] Acconci is to video…
Published by November 14th, 2007 in UMW Blogs, YouTube, art and video. 6 Comments…what [Marcel] Duchamp is to Sculpture” -Carole Garmon
I hadn’t heard of [[Vito Acconci]] before yesterday afternoon when I read these two posts on professor Carole Garmon’s Video Art class blog which led to a discussion (in person!) shortly afterwards about this controversial video artist.
Check out this description of his work excerpted from the Video [...]
Raiding the Internet Archive
Published by November 12th, 2007 in YouTube, film, films, movies and video. 1 CommentFigured I’d start the week off right and play with some public domain video from the Internet Archive. I set a couple of clips (Babies on Parade and Television Commercials: Telephone) to the mellifluous sounds of one of my favorite bands from the early 90s: Slug (not to be confused with the West Coast rapper). [...]
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