Did you know Francis Chan had a video blog? I didn’t.
Check it out here.
Any other Francis Chan material I need to be checking out?
Filed under: Blogging, Francis Chan, Video
March 4, 2008 • 3:11 pm 8
Face Time
I just watched a video of one of my readers and it gave me an idea. There’s just something nice about putting a face and voice to your audience so, if you don’t mind, drop a link in the comments with some video of yourself so I can see who I’m talking to.
Here’s who’s talking to you…
Pretty boring guy, huh?
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January 26, 2008 • 5:00 pm 2
We Will Become Silhouettes
We Will Become Silhouettes by The Postal Service.
Directed by Jared Hess.
An oldie, but a goodie.
Filed under: Jarad Hess, Music, The Postal Service, Video, YouTube
September 7, 2007 • 8:15 am 0
YouTube Friday
All week long I see a bunch of fun YouTube videos floating through the blogs. Here are three of my favorite from this week:
» Hip Hop Violin (ht: Ragamuffin Soul)
» Simpsons Star Wars Parody (ht: Shane Bertou)
» Cadburys Commercial (ht: Nick Fielder)
Inspired by Nicks YouTube task last week, let’s see if we can discover (on our own) any other good videos on YouTube. Post them in the comments when you find them.
August 3, 2007 • 10:48 am 5
Mud & Steel: Webisode 014
Filed under: Mud & Steel, Tool Bags, Video, YouTube
June 29, 2007 • 1:50 pm 4
Mud & Steel: Webisode 013
Filed under: Cheerios, Cooking, Mud & Steel, Pizza, Video
January 22, 2007 • 8:51 am 4
Crusty Eyed Monday
*cough* …this looks good… *cough*
Filed under: Jon Heder, Trailers, Video, Will Ferrell, YouTube
January 11, 2007 • 8:49 am 4
God, Inc.
In keeping with my belief that we should always listen to constructive criticism, I feel compelled to post this latest viral video moving up the ranks on YouTube. It’s a satire based loosely on NBC’s The Office, that puts you into the the business end of Heaven. This is the first episode of six to be made. Here is part of the write-up in its description:
What if all the problems on earth were not caused by a spiteful deity, or karma, or fate, but just office politics and the Peter Principle?
So what are your thoughts? Good, Bad, Ugly? What can we learn from what the creator is trying to say?
Filed under: Satire, The Office, Video, YouTube
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