Last night I raced home from work so I could test out m'new camera during daylight hours. I had only a few minutes before the sun went down, so I hurriedly turned it on, pointed it at something, anything, and started pressing buttons ("oooh, what's this one do?"). Below, documented for posterity, some of my first shots.
Panasonic DVX100B Screen Test! from Josh K. on Vimeo.
Notes:
1) This is the very first of many video thingys I (Josh K.) made during my undergraduate stint at the U of M. It may be a flawed mess, but it reminds me of a simpler time when nothing was more exciting than having in my possession a working videocamera, Final Cut Pro HD, and a friend willing to prace around in heels.
2) Yes, those are indeed Josh H.'s hairy manlegs.
3) Location: The north side of Pioneer Hall, University of Minnesota, Spring 2004.
Previously: Something Different
The following is a short "student film" (quotes intended to point out the inherent pretentiousness and immature arrogance of any and all video work made by students in undergraduate school) I , Josh K., made which features clips of both Josh H. and me in our college days at the University of Minnesota. The assignment: create a coherent montage by making connections between unrelated things/places/textures/ideas.
