i love daniel's stuff. i might as well just make a new vlog and vlog all his stuff. but that wouldn't make any sense...just subscribe to his feed if you haven't.
these guys are nuts, i'm impressed that they can speak japanese fluently. also that they have the balls to ask everyone on the street to go KARAOKE with them. i'd totally say no as well.
i met wayne white because we were both getting awful comments by this asshole commenter on the archive. i found out he was a filmmaker and musician from chicago. of course, i convinced him to create a videoblog. i'm really loving his tour videos. so fresh, so honest.
another one of those videos floating around the internet. totally weird. totally cool. looks like they're a touring band from japan? check them out: Famicom Band!!
one time in college this kid, who turned out to be kind of nuts, tried to make a video just like this. he failed miserably. i think it's because he moved the camera around too much and wouldn't just sit and let you take in the nature. it's like he was forcing you to look at the trees. plus it was on VHS. i believe that this is the video he had intended.
i really like this video by juan carlos. simple, just him clearing his head using a crappy old digital camera, which are my favorite pieces of equipment. originally posted to evilvlog.com
this is one of my school of the future videobloggers. he has no idea that this video takes inspiration from a time passed, where experiemental filmmakers had to slave over the optical printer (or tape to tape video editors for that matter) to get an effect like this. An example is Martin Arnold's famous Passage à l’acte, a short film that deconstructions and re-mixes scenes from To Kill a Mockingbird in a similar fashion.(If anyone knows of this existing online in .mov form, please tell me) iMovie just happens to make it a lot easier.