Steven, I've spent the past week feeling like I
opened Dorothy's farmhouse door and stepped into Munchkinland...discovering a
world I never knew existed out there. It started with OurMedia and one
thing led to the next, which led to this group and finding so many interesting
people and things and ways of looking at vlogging.
I put myself in your position--just in it for the
fun of it, not expecting to create anything monumental, mostly blog-type stuff,
things to augment what I write in my daily journal, etc. At 62, I'm not
likely to get really very technical or do anything that would be of interest to
most of the vloggers I see here, but learning all this stuff is fun for me and
who knows where it will go...?
I'm curious about demographics. It seems like
the vast majority of the vloggers I've come across have been young (to me)
males. I'm curious about how many women are getting into this--and if
there is anybody past the age of 50 who is finding this as intriguing as I
do.
-Bev
- Original Message -
From:
Steven
Livingstone
To: videoblogging@yahoogroups.com
Sent: Friday, August 19, 2005 4:09
PM
Subject: [videoblogging] group
breakdown
Anyone like to share what they
expect from VideoBlogging.
Im quite new to this group, but
Ive noticed a group who are very into films, programmes and a professional
level of some very good personal video creation.
I also see some (like myself) who
are just in it to record what they feel like and dont worry *too* much about the quality (not the
content quality, the quality of the picture, compression and so on). Anyone
want to comment?
For example, I dont see what I
know becoming anything more formal that some video version of my blog. I see
something. I will record a few minutes blog it and maybe add some
comment.
steven ::
http://stevenR2.com
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