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Showing posts with label videoblog. Show all posts
Showing posts with label videoblog. Show all posts

Friday, November 02, 2007

Podcast: A Sit-Down With "The Vlogfather"

ThinkJose

Jose Castillo was in Boston recently and we made time to get together in Cambridge for lunch. Jose is one of my favorite podcasters. You might know him from his ThinkJose T-Shirts that say things like "Your Podcast is Lame." Ha Ha!

Here is a podcast he recently recorded with me.

Enjoy!

Jose and Steve

Streamingmedia.com: Podcast: A Sit-Down With "The Vlogfather":
"Jose Castillo chats with vlogging pioneer Steve Garfield. Jose and Tim talk briefly about the upcoming 2008 Streaming Media Industry Sourcebook, and then Jose interviews 'VlogFather' Steve Garfield who explains the difference between a Vlog (video blog) and a video podcast."
What was really fun was listening to the world through headphones with his amazing microphones. Everything sounded so great!

Thanks Jose!

Friday, October 26, 2007

Video Blog: Under the Philadelphia El Train

Cassidy Hartmann writes in Philadelphia weekly about filmmaker David Kessler in On the Right Track
It arrives like clockwork—or as close to clockwork as things get in this city—cutting through space with a roaring rush of steel on steel. It’s so omnipresent many say they no longer hear it at all, but to a newcomer it can sound like an impending storm, a growl of thunder that momentarily overtakes the neighborhood, booming by on rails that cast everything beneath it in cool, hard shadows.

This is where the characters live.

Nancy. Maria. Nick. Strawberry. They all reside near the stretch of El tracks that cuts up North Front Street and along Kensington Avenue. And though most of them don’t realize it, they’re also connected by something other than geography: the lens of David Kessler.

“It’s weird because in my head they’re all celebrities,” says Kessler, who lives in a cramped padlocked apartment at Front and Dauphin streets, a block from the El. “But I have to remember they probably don’t remember me. It’s like a five-minute interaction.”

Kessler, 32, is a spindly, soft-spoken artist and filmmaker from the suburbs of North Jersey, who moved to Philadelphia in 1996. He’s talking about his cast of characters—subjects of his latest project, a video blog called Shadow World that’s recently been getting attention from filmmakers, bloggers, journalists and even historians.
Shadow World - David Kessler's videoblog.