Sorry the Youtube quality on this is so low, but I’ve been researching title sequences lately and I came across this beauty. If you want to see it with more of it’s glory intact look at it here: http://www.artofthetitle.com/2009/11/30/how-we-built-britain/
via youtube.com Sorry the Youtube quality on this is so low, but I’ve been researching title sequences lately and I came across this beauty. If you want to see it with more of it’s glory intact look at it here: http://www.artofthetitle.com/2009/11/30/how-we-built-britain/ Posted via web from Bill’s posterous
via youtube.com This is one of my favorite locally produced TV shows. This segment was from 1990. Mind you, this was on PUBLIC TV–not on commercial television and not public access–this was from the local PBS affiliate in Chicago; Channel 11. Now that I live in St. Louis it’s hard for me to imagine the [...]
I have a few events where I’m booked to show my mug at this fall. The First is tomorrow. I’ll be sitting on a panel to discuss Old Media vs. New Media at the montly Social Media Club of St. Louis meeting. Get the details here. The panel will include Tim Eby Director and General Manager [...]
Over the summer some time, Pokey LaFarge called me from the road to ask if I could shoot some new promo photos of him and his band in August. Of course I said yes, because I’ve been a fan of Pokey’s ever since I interviewed him for the first time a couple of years ago. [...]
If you know me, you know that I make videos. I use a computer to edit these videos. And since video files on a computer are very large, this requires a lot of hard disk space to archive the videos I want to keep. And, if you are responsible with the data you want to [...]
I must admit that I’ve spent the last several weeks obsessed with John Lee Hooker. There is something about this song/performance/video that has captured my imagination and won’t let go: Yeah. There is so much in that video that could be analyzed. Picked apart, etc. But the bottom line is that it’s brilliant. A brilliant artists interpretation [...]
I hate to sound like a complainer … but I got a google alert about this today. Apparently the Belkin Tunestudio is the greatest product that doesn’t exist yet. Not only that but when they first announced it, this thing was supposed to only cost $180, later revised to $250. Now they are listing it [...]
Yup. Thats me at the Tivoli in STL Saturday November 10th at noon! Here is a link to the details and where you can RSVP.
I keep meaning to write a post about my favorite things on the Internets but I never seem to get around to it. So instead I will make one post about one of my favorite things, my favorite Flickr set. The image above is from Least Wanted,a Flickr user that ostensibly collects old mug shots. I [...]
Thomas Crone wrote a nice article and took a nice photo (above) for St. Louis magazine this month. The RFT wrote an article about the take down notice I sent to YouTube because some dick posted my stuff there and edited out all references to me or my site (I don’t have a problem with people [...]