Comments on: about me http://not-on.tv/ref all the beautiful video stuff I come across Sun, 04 Sep 2011 05:48:52 +0200 http://wordpress.org/?v=2.8.4 hourly 1 By: erik http://not-on.tv/ref/about/comment-page-1/#comment-45 erik Fri, 18 May 2007 22:03:23 +0000 http://not-on.tv/ref/about/#comment-45 Thanks for the comment Chris. I had a hard time making this back in january 2006. I thought it sucked and had an ambivalent feeling about putting it up. Even remember that I waited a couple of weeks before putting it up. My working method is all improvisation. this includes filming and editing. I always carry my camera with me and start filming when I see something interesting and / or beautiful. I get some idea of what I want to grasp within the square I'm looking onto. And then editing takes over and creates something different. Love it! Thanks for the comment Chris. I had a hard time making this back in january 2006. I thought it sucked and had an ambivalent feeling about putting it up. Even remember that I waited a couple of weeks before putting it up.

My working method is all improvisation. this includes filming and editing.
I always carry my camera with me and start filming when I see something interesting and / or beautiful. I get some idea of what I want to grasp within the square I’m looking onto. And then editing takes over and creates something different. Love it!

]]> By: Chris Weagel http://not-on.tv/ref/about/comment-page-1/#comment-46 Chris Weagel Fri, 18 May 2007 16:04:44 +0000 http://not-on.tv/ref/about/#comment-46 A really good use of existing sound and image, the laundry. The visual of the twisting clothes is subtle and fascinating enough to keep me watching. The sound of the turning laundry is soothing and again, reminds me of moving forward. I've been thinking about why I videoblog, what I've done in the past, my approach to all of it etc lately. Your explanation of the video, particularly the visual component, capturing and best presenting your experience of life lines up a lot with what I've been thinking. I really like the desire to be behind your third eye. A really good use of existing sound and image, the laundry. The visual of the twisting clothes is subtle and fascinating enough to keep me watching. The sound of the turning laundry is soothing and again, reminds me of moving forward.

I’ve been thinking about why I videoblog, what I’ve done in the past, my approach to all of it etc lately. Your explanation of the video, particularly the visual component, capturing and best presenting your experience of life lines up a lot with what I’ve been thinking.

I really like the desire to be behind your third eye.

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