With iPhones, webcams, and cheaper video cameras as well as larger and larger online video communities, it should not come as a surprise that teens are doing and using a lot more video stuff online.
Teenagers are always on the front lines of using the latest technology and finding creative ways to personalize these tools. The fact that there are now several free and online video editing tools out there to help them create better products is only adding fuel to the fire.
These are two things you would never expect to go together.
It seems as likely as pouring chocolate syrup on your mashed potatoes.
But it’s happening this Saturday night!
With the release of Google+ Hangout On Air to everyone, ministries need to be taking note of how they can use this amazing tool!
For some people, this could be a game changer. Yet, with a new medium of communication, people need to come up with ways to use it. We have a few idea for you here, but we want to hear how you would use it too.
3D artist and animator Michael Ko created an awesome iPhone diorama as one of his graduation pieces.
After three months, this is what he created:
Maybe the most differentiating feature of Google+ that puts it above any other social media network is their Google+ Hangout feature. Yet, with video chat options like Apple’s FaceTime or Skype, Google has felt the need to differentiate themselves even further from the crowd.
Thus, we present Google+ Hangout On Air.
Here are a few of its features:
Why would want to watch a video of a $100k camera taking video at 2,500 frames per second?
Because it’s awesome!
The World’s largest Rube Goldberg machine was pretty amazing, but this mini Goldberg is charming to say the least.
It’s also a wonder piece of video.
A common term around our home is,
“YouTube hates us.”
We now wait until YouTube videos are nearly completely buffered before playing videos. I’ve begun to think it happens because we’re International.
I guess not:
If you are a fan of the latest Christian music, then you know about a band called David Crowder *Band. And if you keep up any sort of tabs on DC*B, you know that they are calling it quits with their latest album released. The fun part about this is that the rest of the band members are continuing on in a new band called The Digital Age that is continuing to write music for the Church with a similar style that you would get from DC*B, a contemporary twist of old Christian classics.
The best part about it all, they are posting their rehearsals online for all to see and they are amazing!
Walk Off the Earth is an incredibly talented group. They’re not only talented in the area of music, but the craft of music and entertainment in general.
These guys are really cool, so check out this very creative music video, followed by an amazing behind-the-scenes that takes a deeper look into their creative process.
Watch and learn!
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