The Schlong Chronicles
Sorry to disappoint you, this is not a biopic on William Hung. It’s a more…um..human story. This is how the creators came up with the idea. And this is the trailer. (I spot Kenny Bania!!)

National Archives YouTube Channel
Let all video history be preserved on YouTube! National Archives has launched its own YouTube channel. Right now there are 17 videos but I’m sure this will not be the case as weeks pass. Waiting on that Flickr stream now. This is a video bio of John Glenn with an intro by John F. Kennedy.

Two Year Old Prediction on iPhone
Kinda weird but exactly two years ago I presented a scenario where iPhone could become a one person film/news crew. That was before the app stores, before video, before I knew much shit about the phone. With the new 3Gs iPhone, don’t you think you could do all of that, and more? The new 3Gs will let anyone make and break news, create and share more content. And yes, expect to see in the coming months; iPhone music videos, iPhone short films -feature if you dare - and iPhone reporting. I’ll make my video rela

Embracing Video
A good photographer tries to tell stories in single frames. When such a photographer embraces video, the results can be stunning. NY Times photographer Chang W. Lee shot this beautiful piece called ‘The Jazz Singer‘ (part of a series). Chang Lee’s videos however have this hypnotic quality like I haven’t seen done with the beloved Mark II. Click on the mp4 link and watch that version.

C. R. E. E. P.
Can be bunched in with ’stalker’ or ‘jealousy’ etc but that would be labeling it unjustly. Wikipedia says it’s “…the tendency of a solid material to slowly move or deform permanently under the influence of stresses. It occurs as a result of long term exposure to levels of stress that are below the yield strength of the material. Creep is more severe in materials that are subjected to heat for long periods, and near the melting point. Creep always incre