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Can you beat me in Fifa 12? EP1 - Let's get this sh** started!...

Added 02/09/12
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Can you beat me in Fifa 12? EP1 - Let's get this sh** started!...

Added 02/09/12
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Pro/Con

Added 02/02/12
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MusicDishTV Presents Give It To Me Now By NazB

Added 01/28/12
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Ep.2 Hunger Games/ The Gap/ Out of Luck

Added 01/11/12
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Ep.2 Hunger Games/ The Gap/ Out of Luck

[LESS INFO] 0 VIEWS | ADDED 21:12:02 01/11/12
http://www.FilmedInUtah.com This week on Filmed in Utah, I'm going to show you 3 good reasons to watch locally produced web series. Web series are pretty much a condensed TV series online. Each episode is around 5 minutes and can be found on Youtube, Blip, and the Web Series Channel. Utah has become a hub for producing some very original web series and today I am going to share 3 very different shows with you. The first web series just started last week. It's based off of Suzanne Collins best selling books and upcoming feature film "Hunger Games" produced by MainStay Productions. This is by far the most successful web series launch I have ever seen. The production, writing, acting, directing, music, well I guess everything about this first episode was perfect. As of today, this video has received over 36,000 views and shows no sign of slowing down. Plus the timing could not be better. With Lionsgate's feature film release slated for March 23rd 2012 this web series is riding all the publicity being built by the studio for free which translates into a huge fan base. So take a note from Main stay productions. If you want to make a successful online web-series, Try to tie it into a successful book and make it a fan film web series. Our next web series is the first long form full length web series The Gap. The gap opens as Matt and Nicole become engaged. But when Matt wakes up the following morning he finds he is not marring Nicole but Rachel instead and also finds he can't remember the past 7 years . The writing was very smart, natural and witty. This is probably the best written web series I have seen. The stand out performances for me came from Adrienne Hartvigsen, Chantel Flanders, and from Chris Henderson who also wrote the series. The only critic I have about the show was that it was long. like 6+ hours long. I feel web series work better when each episode is is around 5 minutes and no mo more than 6 episodes long. The gap was closer to 35 minutes per episode with 13 episodes total. I am also a stickler about camera work and audio quality. Most of the series had rock solid camera and audio but their were parts where it was difficult to hear the actors and the camera would be very jerky. That said, it is the first full length web series and could easily fit into regular TV broadcast time requirements. So if you would like to check out the series in it's entirety check out the link below. Our last web series is a comedy called Out of Luck. I had a chance to talk with the writer/director of the series as well as one of the lead characters. We talked about how Riley Looks like a young Mark Hamil, and how important it is to have a good story. "Out of Luck" is a super fun web series that everyone should watch. The only thing that I didn't like about the series is that it ended too soon. Here are the links to the shows Hunger Games: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=-_MNmhZvYeg The Gap: http://www.youtube.com/user/TheGapSeries Out of Luck: http://www.youtube.com/user/outofluckwebseries

Victory Records / Rock Band Network Contest 2 (ENDS Jan 20)

Added 01/11/12
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Victory Records / Rock Band Network Contest 2 (ENDS Jan 20)

Added 01/11/12
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Out of Control NYPD: 'I Have a Gun on Me, Okay?'

Added 12/13/11
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Out of Control NYPD: 'I Have a Gun on Me, Okay?'

Added 12/13/11
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A day with the iPhone 4S - Raw video footage 1080p HD

Added 12/03/11
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BEST Final Cut Pro X Export Settings (and how to shrink video ...

Added 11/28/11
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The Break Up Song (w/Nanakitty)

Added 10/31/11
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The Break Up Song (w/Nanakitty)

[LESS INFO] 5 VIEWS | ADDED 03:04:38 10/31/11
A musical break-up over video chat. Comment below and let us know if you would ever dump someone using Skype. Learn to the play this song: http://rhettandlink.com/ Special thanks to Nanakitty! SUBSCRIBE to em: http://www.youtube.com/meekakitty http://www.youtube.com/nanalew Credits: Written, Directed, Edited & Sung by: Rhett and Link  Starring: Rhett McLaughlin as boyfriend Tessa Violet as Tiffany the girlfriend Link Neal as best friend Shawna Howson as Tiffany's best friend ------------------ New video next Monday. Subscribe if you like what you see! --------- LIKE us on FACEBOOK! ‪http://facebook.com/rhettandlink‬ --------- FOLLOW us on TWITTER! Rhett: ‪http://twitter.com/rhettmc‬ Link: ‪http://twitter.com/linklamont‬ Video Updates: ‪http://twitter.com/rhettandlink‬ LYRICS: It’s not you; it’s me. And me don’t like you. It’s not you; it’s I. And I’m breaking up with you. You swore up and down the wall Twilight's the best trilogy of all Somehow you got me to agree To dress up like Edward for Halloween. But now that I'm coming clean First off, technically, Twilight’s a quadrilogy. And that tan werewolf dude isn’t worthy. Of removing - a Wookie’s Dingleberries. It’s not me; it’s you. Yeah, the more I think about it- it’s definitely you. But it might be me Cause me decided to date you. When we went out on our first date You said you don’t eat anything with a face. Then for the next 18 months I ate sausage made from rice and walnuts. Now that we’re parting ways Newflash! Fish have a face. Unless it’s in a Newton, No! He doesn’t want another fig! Tonight I’m eating...a Rabbi-veni-turducken-ig. It’s you; It’s you. No doubt about it- it was always totally you. Now it's up to me And me is now dumping you.

Amnesia The Dark Descent: Tetris...on Amnesia? by LHudson (Amn...

Added 10/14/11
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From Dust Dusting With Junkyard129 Ep 2 (Gameplay/Commentary)

Added 09/10/11
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ITP0028 - Organizing your Aperture Library using Folders, Proj...

Added 08/19/11
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ITP0028 - Organizing your Aperture Library using Folders, Projects, Albums and SmartAlbums

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Organizing your images in Aperture There are many different approaches to organizing your images in Aperture - Apple® , and my approach is one of them. I did already experiment with 2 different approaches and I will tell you the advantages / disadvantages of both. In this tutorial we will be focusing purely on the organization aspect and you will learn everything about Libraries, Projects, Folders, (Smart)Albums and how you can use them to organize your images. The Library The top level of organization is an Aperture Library. As you will see in the tutorial, it is fairly easy to create a new library, and with Aperture 3 you can easily switch between libraries. Every Aperture Library contains it's own sets of Projects, Folders, Images, Albums, ... Additionally every Library has it's own set of faces, places and keywords too. Personally I'be been using a separate library for Family pictures and another library for professional pictures. This isn't necessary but I like to separate those images, so I can back them up separately. Additionally, I don't want the faces of people I shot at a work related event to mix with the faces of friends and family members. Folders Folders can be used to organize your Project and Albums. You can create folders at the Library level, but you can also create folders inside projects. My Library has a folder structor which looks similar to Category/Subcategory/Event/ but a Structure which looks like Category/Client/Year might be more suitable for a professional library. As I mentioned, folders can contain Projects and (Smart)Albums. Lets say you have a folder called Family Events, which contains several projects for Birthday Parties, Thanksgiving diners, ... Well if all those projects are within one the folder Family Events, you could easily create a smart album containing all images in which You have been tagged or your face has been found. That smart album would then contain all the images from all the Projects within that folder which match the given criteria. This way you can easily create albums which span different projects. In earlier versions of Aperture we had Brown folders and Blue folders. The Brown folders were used for organization within a project, and the blue folders were used for organization outside of a project. By now ... the brown folders have disappeared, and all folders are now blue folders. You can easily move folders from one place to another, but once your folder contains one or more project, you won't be able to move that folder into a project (since it already contains projects). More professional photographers tend to organize their folders by year. For example ... a folder for 2008, then a folder for each month, and within those folders the project for each Client / Shoot. I tried that approach too, but it didn't work for me. After 3 years I started to have trouble remembering in which year I took what kind of pictures, so I switched to my approach. If I still need all images shot in a specific year ... I can still use a Smart Album for that. My new approach allows me to have a smart album for all images shot in a specific year within a specific project, and even have a smart album for all images across all project shot in that particular year. Projects In my personal Aperture Library, every project will be a particular event. Every project contains all the images, folders, (smart)albums for that particular project. Many professional photographers will use a project for each shoot, and I tend to do that in my more professional Aperture Library too, but in my personal library ... a project is more some kind of event. For example, I will have a project for a holiday we made, or a trip we made, a project for Christmas Eve pictures and a project for Birthday pictures. Back in the early Aperture days, there was a limit of 10.000 images for each project in your Aperture library. By now ... the limit is 100.000 images for every project within your library. This means that I can easily group all my Christmas Eves pictures together into one single project. By the time my Christmas Evens project contains more than 100.000 pictures Aperture will probably already be at version 6, and that limit will have raised anyway :-) (Smart)Albums As I mentioned before, I tend to use a lot of Smart Albums within and across my projects. Inside a project, I will be using Smart Albums for every year. For example, all images for Christmas are grouped within one project, but I do have a smart album which contains all images for Christmas 2002 and Christmas 2003. Smart albums can also be used to group all images take on a particular day, or containing a specific keyword, with a given rating, or any combination of those (and other) criteria. Sometimes I also use Albums or Smart Albums to group the images I want to share on Flickr together. When we go on holiday for example, I might take 1500 shots, back home I check them, and I might 'BART' quite a few of them. Most of the time, if an image is not in focus, it will probably get deleted ... Once I've done this initial Triage, I might still have 300 - 500 images left, and it is kinda pointless to upload all those images to Flickr. Usually I take a selection of images I like, make sure they have some tags, some geocoding, and I might add a specific title or description to that image, put it in a 'To Upload to Flickr' (smart)album and once I'm done upload only those few images to a public set on flick. Conclusion There are many different approaches to organizing your images in Aperture , and there is no single 'Perfect way' to organize your images. Personally I picked an approach which suits me best for that specific set of images. In my case, this might even be different between a Family and Friends Library and a more Professional Library. You should probably pick the method which allows you to find your images as quickly as possible, and that's exactly what I did. One thing to remember though is that you can do a lot with folders. Not only can you use folders to organize stuff within a project, but you can also use folders to organize across projects. Grouping projects together in Folders allows you to create Smart Albums which will show all images across those project, and that is something I use a lot. I hope you enjoyed this tutorial. If you did ... please feel free to take a look at my images on Flickr , leave a comment on this post, and if you do have some spare time, please write a review for this podcast in the iTunes Music Store. Any feedback and suggestions are also welcome. In the mean time ... I will be preparing for the next tutorial in the Aperture series, which will take a close look at importing images ...