My favourite video anarchists at Wreck Salvage have started the Mix Match remix/mashup Group on Vimeo. They ve started by posting a track by Kevin Bewersdorf: I m Bruce Willis . Great track - funny stuff - full of lines referencing Die Hard in silly ways. You can t stop me / Roof of Nakatomi / People say they know me but those people don t know me I roll up in that limo / Kill all of them Euros In that ventilation shaft shoot out that window I m Bruce and yer nothin ! So I thought I d get the ball rolling this morning, and knocked something up in 45 mins before breakfast - laying the track down over some scenes of Bruce singing in Moonlighting. Some tweaking, but serendipity did the rest. You can watch it at: vimeo.com/groups/mix/ And have a go yourselves. Mix anything. Or just post about other people s work. I just posted links to two exceptional remixes about war that I saw today: Robert Croma s Rules of Engagement and Loiez s Shame Original file (m4v/mp4)

My favourite video anarchists at Wreck Salvage uploaded Kevin Bewersdorf s track I m Bruce Willis to kick off their Mix Match remix/mashup Group on Vimeo. Great track - funny stuff. You can t stop me / Roof of Nakatomi / People say they know me but those people don t know me I roll up in that limo / Kill all of them Euros In that ventilation shaft shoot out that window it s 7am saturday morning - but i was awake early, so i thought i d do an easy one to get the ball rolling on the Group before my girls wake up. no imagination involved - it s Bruce, singing. just trawled the youtube hoping there d be some great camp clips from the good old David Maddy days that I could literally just mix match in a few minutes, laid down in iMovie with a couple of little trims for timing. the pixellated dissolves and non-sensical transitions between scenes are 100% Moonlighting. ah, those were the days. (warning - don t get nostalgic like i did and rent it - it s not even approximately as good as you remember. cybill shepherd s facial expressions are unbearable.) This took 48 mins from inception to upload - remixing don t have to be hard work y all. if you re prepared to just do a redub. with a bit of tweaking, serendipity will look after the rest The Mix Match Group is at: vimeo.com/groups/mix/ And Kevin s music is at: maximumsorrow.com/music/ Original file (m4v/mp4)

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Nokia have flown me to LA today for the Pangea Day event - as I said below, I m one of five finalists in the Nokia Mobile Filmmaking Challenge.?? You can now see the other finalists at http://ovi.com/pangeaday Formats available:Quicktime (.mov), Flash Video (.flv)

Nokia have flown me to LA today for the Pangea Day event - as I said below, I m one of five finalists in the Nokia Mobile Filmmaking Challenge.  You can now see the other finalists at http://ovi.com/pangeaday Formats available:Quicktime (.mov), Flash Video (.flv)

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Shot, edited and sent with Nokia N93. This was our last weekend in the English countryside before we emigrate. I wanted to capture and cut together some quiet little moments to take with me on my phone as a reminder. But after it was done, I thought it could do with a bit of tightening to improve it. Maybe cut a few seconds here and there. So I opened up my phone and started fiddling. You know when you re doodling or sketching, and you make something you re vaguely pleased with, but then you just have to add one more line and then another and then another ? Oh - and my last week in England is also the fourth annual Videoblogging Week. So I ll be churning out my egocentric mobile rubbish every day this week! Hurray! To join in, just make a video every day this week and tag each video videobloggingweek2008 and post a link at: http://videobloggingweek2008.blogspot.com/ Original MP4 file

Shot, edited and sent with Nokia N93. This was our last weekend in the English countryside before we emigrate. I wanted to capture and cut together some quiet little moments to take with me on my phone as a reminder. But after it was done, I thought it could do with a bit of tightening to improve it. Maybe cut a few seconds here and there. So I opened up my phone and started fiddling. You know when you re doodling or sketching, and you make something you re vaguely pleased with, but then you just have to add one more line and then another and then another ? Oh - and my last week in England is also the fourth annual Videoblogging Week. So I ll be churning out my egocentric mobile rubbish every day this week! Hurray! To join in, just make a video every day this week and tag each video videobloggingweek2008 and post a link at: http://videobloggingweek2008.blogspot.com/ Original MP4 file

Click Image Above To Play Or click here to play/download higher quality Quicktime (MP4) file I hope this rainbow brightens people s days all over the world. Please share this with any of your family or friends who d appreciate a little magic in their day And I m making films for the Nokia Mobile Filmmaking Awards at the moment, so if you like this film, I d love it if you could rate it and/or comment on the Pangea Day channel to help me out, and I ll return the favour on your videos/blog/podcast. Of the 200 or so films that I ve made with my phone in the last year, I think this is the one I like the most. We went on our favorite London walk for the last time yesterday with our friend Lucy - along the River Thames at Hammersmith. In two and a half weeks, we re moving to Canada. So I started filming a plane in the clouds with my phone, thinking about making a video about us leaving, and suddenly something magical happened and kept on happening! Instead of fading, they got brighter, and more intense! In mythology, religion, art, literature, music and film, the Rainbow is a powerful symbol - a sign of hope and life and new beginnings. I grew up in Christian boarding schools, so usually the first thing I think of when I see a rainbow is the rainbow that God sends Noah after the great flood in Genesis: And the bow shall be in the cloud; and I will look upon it, that I may remember the everlasting covenant between God and every living creature of all flesh that is upon the earth. Yeah. It s either that or The Wizard Of Oz. See you on the other side

Click Image Above To Play Or click here to play/download higher quality Quicktime (MP4) file I hope this rainbow brightens people s days all over the world. Please share this with any of your family or friends who d appreciate a little magic in their day And I m making films for the Nokia Mobile Filmmaking Awards at the moment, so if you like this film, I d love it if you could rate it and/or comment on the Pangea Day channel to help me out, and I ll return the favour on your videos/blog/podcast. Of the 200 or so films that I ve made with my phone in the last year, I think this is the one I like the most. We went on our favorite London walk for the last time yesterday with our friend Lucy - along the River Thames at Hammersmith. In two and a half weeks, we re moving to Canada. So I started filming a plane in the clouds with my phone, thinking about making a video about us leaving, and suddenly something magical happened and kept on happening! Instead of fading, they got brighter, and more intense! In mythology, religion, art, literature, music and film, the Rainbow is a powerful symbol - a sign of hope and life and new beginnings. I grew up in Christian boarding schools, so usually the first thing I think of when I see a rainbow is the rainbow that God sends Noah after the great flood in Genesis: And the bow shall be in the cloud; and I will look upon it, that I may remember the everlasting covenant between God and every living creature of all flesh that is upon the earth. Yeah. It s either that or The Wizard Of Oz. See you on the other side

Shot and edited on my Nokia N93 phone - excuse the lip sync - combination of the phone editor and Ovi s flash video conversion. The next person to inspire me : Mrs Patel from our local Post Office, about to be closed down by incompetence and greed in government and the privatised Post Office. After 35 years of service to our community - what does she get? An OBE? No. Termination. This is today s entry for the Pangea Day Nokia Mobile Filmmaking Awards. The brief is to make 2 minute films about: - The next thing that makes you smile. - An act of kindness. - The next person to inspire you. - The best part of today. They don t stipulate in the rules that it has to even be shot on a phone, never mind a Nokia, but I m doing what I always do and shooting AND editing on my N93. Hopefully that ll give me extra brownie points with the judges! (if I get that far) Please go here to the Pangea Day channel on Ovi and give me views and comments and favorites to help me out. You need to sign up for an Ovi account to comment, but if you have a spare two minutes, *please* do (also, you should upload your own)! It s only the most popular films that will get a chance to go in front of the judges. I should say that aside from the main competition at Ovi, the remarkable Mr David Howell has been appointed by Nokia to run his own Pangea Day competition at http://davidhowellstudios.com - post a link to your film in his comment section by May 2nd. ANYWAY, enough selling as for today s film The Government are currently engaged in a disgraceful act of cultural vandalism. I believe that in 10-20 years - and beyond - they will be remembered for two things: The Iraq War, and the loss of the Post Offices. For the sake of a mere ??200m per year, they are closing the last remaining centre of community in thousands of towns, villages and urban neighbourhoods. This is a brief interview with Mrs Patel, who has run our Post Office for 35 years. Two posts offices within half a mile of here are closing. Seven in our Borough. (and of course thousands throughout the country.) We have a higher density of older and disabled people in this ward than anywhere else in the borough - people who will lose vital services. I m glad that I m not going to be in the country at the next election. I d be in a real dilemma at the ballot box. I couldn t bring myself to vote Tory, but nor could I bring myself to reward the current bastards for everything they re doing. Every day, more reasons to emigrate. The Post Office issue is a classic case of everything that s wrong with a) blind Privatisation and b) our party-based representative democracy. The local MP, Andy Slaughter, who lives opposite me, was fiercely against the closure of the Post Offices. But he couldn t express that view in Parliament, where he represents us, or he d lose his job. He was forced to vote for something he knew to be wrong, because his weak, venal party leadership had decreed it as policy. Anyway, you probably came here to watch me making my usual arse of myself, not listen to my political opinions, so I ll stfu and let you meet the lovely, inspiring, discarded Mrs Patel. Original File: MPEG4 File

Shot and edited on my Nokia N93 phone - excuse the lip sync - combination of the phone editor and Ovi s flash video conversion. The next person to inspire me : Mrs Patel from our local Post Office, about to be closed down by incompetence and greed in government and the privatised Post Office. This is today s entry for the Pangea Day Nokia Mobile Filmmaking Awards. The brief is to make 2 minute films about: - The next thing that makes you smile. - An act of kindness. - The next person to inspire you. - The best part of today. They don t stipulate in the rules that it has to even be shot on a phone, never mind a Nokia, but I m doing what I always do and shooting AND editing on my N93. Hopefully that ll give me extra brownie points with the judges! (if I get that far) Please go here to the Pangea Day channel on Ovi and give me views and comments and favorites to help me out. You need to sign up for an Ovi account to comment, but if you have a spare two minutes, *please* do (also, you should upload your own)! It s only the most popular films that will get a chance to go in front of the judges. I should say that aside from the main competition at Ovi, the remarkable Mr David Howell has been appointed by Nokia to run his own Pangea Day competition at http://davidhowellstudios.com - post a link to your film in his comment section by May 2nd. ANYWAY, enough selling as for today s film The Government are currently engaged in a disgraceful act of cultural vandalism. I believe that in 10-20 years - and beyond - they will be remembered for two things: The Iraq War, and the loss of the Post Offices. For the sake of a mere £200m per year, they are closing the last remaining centre of community in thousands of towns, villages and urban neighbourhoods. This is a brief interview with Mrs Patel, who has run our Post Office for 35 years. Two posts offices within half a mile of here are closing. Seven in our Borough. (and of course thousands throughout the country.) We have a higher density of older and disabled people in this ward than anywhere else in the borough - people who will lose vital services. I m glad that I m not going to be in the country at the next election. I d be in a real dilemma at the ballot box. I couldn t bring myself to vote Tory, but nor could I bring myself to reward the current bastards for everything they re doing. Every day, more reasons to emigrate. The Post Office issue is a classic case of everything that s wrong with a) blind Privatisation and b) our party-based representative democracy. The local MP, Andy Slaughter, who lives opposite me, was fiercely against the closure of the Post Offices. But he couldn t express that view in Parliament, where he represents us, or he d lose his job. He was forced to vote for something he knew to be wrong, because his weak, venal party leadership had decreed it as policy. Anyway, you probably came here to watch me making my usual arse of myself, not listen to my political opinions, so I ll stfu and let you meet the lovely, inspiring, discarded Mrs Patel. Original File: MPEG4 File

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Nokia Mobile Filmmaking Awards - http://ovi.com/pangeaday Formats available: MPEG4 Video (.mp4)

Amy s first time in snow. Formats available: MPEG4 Video (.mp4)

Amy s first time in snow. Formats available: MPEG4 Video (.mp4)

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Today i saw Bill Gates in London, talking about his plans for his own future and about his vision of converging technology. This video is an exclusive, I guess - although it s shot from my chair with my phone and you can t see much - it was the first time they d presented their plans for the future of Office, with reference to cloud/internet applications. People I teach and work with are more excited and amazed by Google docs and wikis than almost anything else - collaborative document editing. No emailing round a document, losing track of versions, worrying about backup or security. Everybody editing the same document. But they all wish that they could use Microsoft instead of Google or an unknown wiki provider. The Microsoft brand is strong. For a while, Microsoft have dodged this issue more or less - cloud-based apps are very different from their one-application-licence-per-machine revenue model. Today Bill gave a little glimpse of how Microsoft are going to integrate live online internet applications and cloud data storage with desktop-installed Office apps - and make everything available across all devices. In this case, it was embedding access to Microsoft CRM - an online customer data management app - within Outlook, with a few other toys like IM and Virtual Earth thrown in for good measure. Formats available: MPEG4 Video (.mp4), MP3 Audio (.mp3), Flash Video (.flv)

Today i saw Bill Gates in London, talking about his plans for his own future and about his vision of converging technology. This video is an exclusive, I guess - although it s shot from my chair with my phone and you can t see much - it was the first time they d presented their plans for the future of Office, with reference to cloud/internet applications. People I teach and work with are more excited and amazed by Google docs and wikis than almost anything else - collaborative document editing. No emailing round a document, losing track of versions, worrying about backup or security. Everybody editing the same document. But they all wish that they could use Microsoft instead of Google or an unknown wiki provider. The Microsoft brand is strong. For a while, Microsoft have dodged this issue more or less - cloud-based apps are very different from their one-application-licence-per-machine revenue model. Today Bill gave a little glimpse of how Microsoft are going to integrate live online internet applications and cloud data storage with desktop-installed Office apps - and make everything available across all devices. In this case, it was embedding access to Microsoft CRM - an online customer data management app - within Outlook, with a few other toys like IM and Virtual Earth thrown in for good measure. Formats available: MPEG4 Video (.mp4), MP3 Audio (.mp3), Flash Video (.flv)

Or if that doesn t work, click here This is my first post for Semanal Post one video every week in 2008. That s all you have to do. Five days after it was announced, there are already 80 people signed up! Hopefully more will join throughout the year. (It s about the weekliness, and shouldn t be limited by whether people found out about it in its first seven days). And this weekend in Brighton, Beth Tilston has organised a screening of films from Navlopomo - our month of videoblogging every day in November. Ryanne and Jay are visiting from America, and they ll be joining us. See more details about the screening here. Semanal is continuing the spirit of Navlopomo, with a long-distance challenge instead of a 30 day sprint. I expect that the cool things about Navlopomo will develop much further - the sense of community, the inspiration and the way that people replied to, referenced and remixed each other in their films. And we ll meet a whole load of new people from around the world. Viva Semanal! Formats available: iPod/iPhone (.m4v), Flash Video (.flv), Windows Media (.wmv)

Or if that doesn t work, click here This is my first post for Semanal Post one video every week in 2008. That s all you have to do. Five days after it was announced, there are already 80 people signed up! Hopefully more will join throughout the year. (It s about the weekliness, and shouldn t be limited by whether people found out about it in its first seven days). And this weekend in Brighton, Beth Tilston has organised a screening of films from Navlopomo - our month of videoblogging every day in November. Ryanne and Jay are visiting from America, and they ll be joining us. See more details about the screening here. Semanal is continuing the spirit of Navlopomo, with a long-distance challenge instead of a 30 day sprint. I expect that the cool things about Navlopomo will develop much further - the sense of community, the inspiration and the way that people replied to, referenced and remixed each other in their films. And we ll meet a whole load of new people from around the world. Viva Semanal! Formats available: iPod/iPhone (.m4v), Flash Video (.flv), Windows Media (.wmv)

I started growing my beard a year ago today. It s my beardiversary. Randomly, a friend emailed me this morning and said Love the beard as a sign-off. Like the N93, it was just supposed to be a brief experiment. I even shaved it off after 2 months to make one of my first proper little films with my phone (and as a tribute to Scorsese for finally winning his Oscar). I used the same music as his amazing 1967 short The Big Shave. I posted it on FatGirlInOhio - it was pre-Twittervlog. So lots of you won t have seen it - and really, it also belongs here. And the original, so you can compare and contrast: Alternative formats: Quicktime / Flash

I started growing my beard a year ago today. It s my beardiversary. Randomly, a friend emailed me this morning and said Love the beard as a sign-off. Like the N93, it was just supposed to be a brief experiment. I even shaved it off after 2 months to make one of my first proper little films with my phone (and as a tribute to Scorsese for finally winning his Oscar). I used the same music as his amazing 1967 short The Big Shave. I posted it on FatGirlInOhio - it was pre-Twittervlog. So lots of you won t have seen it - and really, it also belongs here. And the original, so you can compare and contrast: Alternative formats: Quicktime / Flash

Thirteen and a half minutes of pure, murky, obnoxious, mobile rant. And like all good rants, 50% bullshit, 50% stating the bleedin obvious. But GOD DAMN, it was good to get it off my chest. Bring on 2008.

Click Here To Take The Blue Pill Thirteen and a half minutes of pure, murky, obnoxious, mobile rant. And like all good rants, 50% bullshit, 50% stating the bleedin obvious. But GOD DAMN, it was good to get it off my chest. Bring on 2008.

Time out for a while. Formats available: Quicktime (.mov)