Podding Out
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This pod about iPods was created in an intensive, hands-on video workshop at Bay Area Video Coalition in San Francisco.
Taught by award-winning independent producer Mark Rinehart, a regular contributor to Current TV, this course expanded on the basic skills taught in BAVC's signature Basic Video Production class, and took it all to the next level. This class reviewed shooting techniques, lighting, camera operations and field production, and the class worked in teams under Mark's guidance to produce this pod. In an intensive four-day workshop, participants went through production planning, shooting, editing, and uploading media for the web. They met and worked with Current TV staff members, and had the opportunity to be on the frontlines of the Viewer-Created Content movement. Students get Current at BAVC!
Students involved in the making of this pod:
Gregory Fleischer,
Jorge Velasquez,
Thomas Riddle,
Kathryn Greene,
Christopher DeLeo,
Frank Shum,
Leopoldo Rivera.
For more information on BAVC Training, see www.bavc.org.
Taught by award-winning independent producer Mark Rinehart, a regular contributor to Current TV, this course expanded on the basic skills taught in BAVC's signature Basic Video Production class, and took it all to the next level. This class reviewed shooting techniques, lighting, camera operations and field production, and the class worked in teams under Mark's guidance to produce this pod. In an intensive four-day workshop, participants went through production planning, shooting, editing, and uploading media for the web. They met and worked with Current TV staff members, and had the opportunity to be on the frontlines of the Viewer-Created Content movement. Students get Current at BAVC!
Students involved in the making of this pod:
Gregory Fleischer,
Jorge Velasquez,
Thomas Riddle,
Kathryn Greene,
Christopher DeLeo,
Frank Shum,
Leopoldo Rivera.
For more information on BAVC Training, see www.bavc.org.
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tim4672
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I don't think you can blame the Ipod for for social disintegration. I think there is too much socializing to some degree in a society that is way too big. Instinctively we are pack animals. Pack animals regulate the size of the pack for the good of the group. We are learning the hard way that overpopulation combined with money hungry government. Does not work. People want an escape from all this forced socialization and they will take it where they can get it. It just so happens that the Ipod is about the easiest way to escape. Have the producers of this pod ever studied or been exposed to a study about the human response to overpopulation?
- 4 years ago
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tim4672
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justvisiting
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How long could you live without your ipod for? Do you think ipods could be dangerous?
- 4 years ago
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justvisiting
