In a partial bow to Phil’s demands, I will leave one certain video off the internet. I’ll hold onto that one until a future time when it may be more appropriate. Like at a wedding instead of on the internet. Who knew my blog isn’t the right place for all things entertaining?
The good news is I’ve got a different video of embarassment to post. Good job, Jenny, you’ve provided the content for the day. To the rest of you: Enjoy! (This one will probably make a lot more sense if you know the people involved — the voices you hear include Varv, 4L, & Tracy.)
For anybody that’s curious, I used VideoEgg instead of YouTube this time. YouTube does this weird thing where it destroys the aspect ratio of your video if it’s not a standard TV ratio (4:3).
I can’t say this will be the beginning of any great revolution because others have done it before me. I also don’t think my skills in vidblogging will ever quite compare to The Dane, but I may do this kind of thing on occasion. Why? Because I can.
Note: If you’re reading the feed, you’ll have to actually visit the site to view the video. It uses Flash (from YouTube).
The same folks who brought the video series Red vs. Blue, a story about of two teams battling for supremacy, using Halo to render the videos have now begun a new series called The Strangerhood using the Sims 2 to create the story. “Episode 0″, which briefly introduces the characters and the theme song, is available to download from the Strangerhood website.
(Please beware that some adult language occurs within RvB and may in The Strangerhood as well.)
