March 2013 – Richard's blog

Amish: A secret life

Mar 31, 2013

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Reading Time: < 1 minuteAn interesting documentary looking at the life of the Amish. We don’t often get this perspective of people who are not used to mobile phones, the world wide web and other things.

How GoPro Made A Billionaire

Mar 29, 2013

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richard

in Documentary, fun, Uncategorized

Reading Time: < 1 minuteAn interview with the founder of Gopro. There are some interesting and amusing moments. Fun to see how so little capital could build something that would grow to become so popular over a number of years.

GoPro: Alana and Monyca – Two Of A Kind

Mar 28, 2013

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richard

in Uncategorized

Reading Time: < 1 minuteNo need for a camera operator when filming something like this. Self shot works as well. Not as deceptive as yesterday’s video.

Biting Elbows – ‘Bad Motherfucker’ (Insane Office Escape 2)

Mar 27, 2013

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richard

in fun, Video

Reading Time: < 1 minuteBiting Elbows – ‘Bad Motherfucker’ (Insane Office Escape 2) from Ilya Naishuller on Vimeo. A fun first person film that stands out from the rest.

Vimeo On Demand: Sell your work, your way

Mar 26, 2013

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richard

in social media, tech related

Reading Time: < 1 minuteVimeo On Demand: Sell your work, your way from Vimeo Staff on Vimeo. Equipment is going down in price and information on how to produce good quality content is spreading. As a result of both these trends people like Vimeo and youtube can take advantage of the shift. Applying to work…

Take my Picture

Mar 25, 2013

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richard

in Documentary, social media

Reading Time: < 1 minuteTAKE MY PICTURE from GARAGE Magazine on Vimeo. This short feature would benefit from interviews with the photographers rather than commentators commenting. How do the photographers think about their craft. How do those who are photographed view what is taking place. Why do they do it.

The North Face: Emily Harrington – New Horizons for 2013

Mar 24, 2013

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richard

in Documentary

Reading Time: < 1 minuteI would like to see more climbing documentaries where there is a timelapse of people making their way up. They look like ants rather than humans as a result. That part is 2 minutes and 20 seconds in.

Everyday – a short film

Mar 23, 2013

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richard

in Video

Reading Time: < 1 minuteEVERYDAY from Gustav Johansson on Vimeo. What would you do if you had an eight day week rather than seven. An over the phone dialogue with moments in the day of these two people.