That's right, guys! In an amazing moment of random and hyper, I created my very first video blog! Hurray!
Unfortunately, I made it way to long to post as one video (I lose track of time pretty quickly!
), so I had to break it down into two parts. And this, of course, led to a frustrating crash course in video editing. I think I did okay editing this. There's a part near the end of part 2 when I effed up the editing, but it's still okay, I think. ![]()
So, here's part 1!
And part 2!
Comments
@ Daemon: Yeah, my sister and I have the thickest hair in our entire family. My hair has been known to jam hair clippers! I'm not kidding!
@ pigfish: .... Maybe. >_> *shifty eyes*
@ Matt: Glad you liked it! I'll make the second one as soon as I can, which means it might be a while. (Not because of my job or schoolwork, but because I'm a chronic procrastinator!
When you pulled out your art, I was expecting stick figures...
Yeah, no matter how good a piece of artwork is, the artist always sees something wrong with it. When I look at my Alma picture, I see at least 50 different things I could've changed or improved. I'm not sure why we think like that, we just do. Anyway, I'm glad you enjoyed it! When I was editing it and watched the final cut, I thought, "Dang, this is stupid! This might be a bad idea!" But I'm glad to see so many people liked it! It's a big morale boost!
1. The Hitchhikers´ Guide To The Galaxy by Douglas Adams 2. Foundation by Issac Asimov (I ended up reading the entire "Trilogy of Trantor" plus some of this sequels and prequels, I had to stop, it was getting ridiculous)
3. Against a Dark Background by Ian Banks 4. The Demolished Man by Alfred Bester (read)
5. Fahrenheit 451 by Ray Bradbury (read)
6. Ender´s Game by Orson Scott Card (read)
7. Downbelow Station by C.J. Cherryh
8. Childhood´s End by Arthur C. Clarke
9. The Man in the High Castle by Phillip K. Dick (read)
10. The Man Who Used The Universe by Alan Dean Forter
11. Neuromancer by William Gibsom
12. Starshio Troopers by Robert Heimlein (this book inspired the idea of batlle armor aka Master Chief)
13. Dune by Frank Herbert
14. Ring World by Harry Niven ( ...cough..halo..cough...)
15. City by Clifforfd Simak
16. Hyperion by Dan Simmons
17. Norstrillia by Cordwainer Smith
18. Snow Crash by Neal Stephenson
19. The Sirens of Titian by Kurt Vonnegut
20. A Fire Upon The Deep by Vernor Vinge (read, it had some of the wierdest depiction of a alien race ever,)
Lots of good luck with your new job.
Quite a big list of books there. My reading plans are, once I finish the Hitchhiker's series, I'm gonna read the Eragon series, then I'm going to finish reading the Redwall series. Then, once the last book comes out, I'll move onto reading the Wheel of Time series. I'm nervous about moving on to WoT, because of the extreme detail in those books!
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