That site makes Georgia look good, and that's nearly impossible to do in my book. Nice.
On 3/11/07, Jen Simmons <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote: > > Hey all you videobloggers, > > I've been running into several of you here at SXSW -- it's great to > see you again, new city, new conference. Many people are saying to me > "how's the teaching going?" and I'm realizing "Oh, right, at > Vloggercon in June, I was talking about teaching vieoblogging at > Temple University -- so I got known as the videoblogging professor." > Hm. > Yeah, I'm not doing that anymore. > > Yes, for those of you who are interested, I taught videoblogging > (officially!) at Temple's film school, and I have all kinds of > resources / my syllabus / my students work online at: > http:/teaching.jensimmons.com/videoblogging > Please feel free to mine that work from those years of my life to help > you in your teaching.... I like seeing the ideas and effort continue > to have a life, even as I no longer place my energies on that. > > Instead, I've been creating interactive multimedia projections for > live performance (Violet Fire: a multimedia opera about Nikola Tesla, > and love conjure/blues, a filmic installation of the performance/novel > by Sharon Bridgforth), and researching / shooting for new film (a > feature-length experimental documentary about english colonialism / > societal trauma, the personal impacts / injuries in our lives, and the > possibilities for healing). > > To pay the bills, I've expanded my freelancing life into a business > with a name, and launched Milkweed Media Design. > http://milkweedmediadesign.com > > SO, if you are looking for a web designer or need some CSS help or > want a fabulous template for your wordpress or blogger blog or could > use some professional coaching for marketing your site... shoot me an > email. I love to create beautiful sites that are beautifully coded as > well. I hand-code everything using webstandards / strict xhtml / css > positioning (if you know what that is). I've been part of the > videoblogging community since late 2004 / early 2005... have lots of > experience explaining complex technology to people who previously had > never heard of it (and do for my clients all the time)... I'm a > filmmaker who's used the internet to distribute films since 2000.... I > built my first website in 1997. I wrote my first computer program in > 1982 (go BASIC and Turbo Pascal). I designed my first poster (of like > 800 print design things) in 1989. And mostly, you can just go look at > my work at the Milkweed website.... And by hiring Milkweed, you are > helping to support an artist to create her own work, while getting her > to help you create yours. > > Ok, enough self-promotion. Thanks for listening, > and see some of you today and tomorrow at SXSW... and the rest of you > online. > > Jen > > > Jen Simmons > [EMAIL PROTECTED] > http://jensimmons.com > http://milkweedmediadesign.com > 267-235-6967 > > > > > Yahoo! Groups Links > > > > -- Adam Quirk Wreck & Salvage 551.208.4644 Brooklyn, NY http://wreckandsalvage.com [Non-text portions of this message have been removed]
