For my 18th birthday, I received my own video camera. It was one of those Sharp cameras that had the weird tilt to it. I loved the thing. I took it everywhere and started making stuff. Aside from actually making some stuff, I just took that thing everywhere. I was always a big fan of […]
What I Learned from New York Comic Con
This year, we returned to the New York Comic Con after a two year absence. And with Press passes! Chachi and I embarked on a Megabus to cover as much of the Con as possible. And were surprised at a few things. MegaBus! is sweet. I’ve traveled to New York City via car, bigger car, […]
SorgCams: Google Hangout and some real Hangout
First, I finally posted last week’s talk about how we used Google Hangout to save AwesomeCast 71 from losing our guest for the night to illness, and last minute losing our co-host due to work. No big! We brought out Google Hangout and let the people help the show, and it really added to it! […]
Can You Learn from Steve Jobs?
Something brief I posted on the S’eclairer Blog. I hope to have something more thought out later. In my line of work, Apple devices and computers are something that I’m surrounded by. Steve Jobs was the cheerleader of this ecosystem built on these devices, and did tremendous things with Next computers or Pixar. We […]
Your Audience is Not the Enemy
Hey content producers. Yes, I’m talking to you. Or I’m talking to a starting or will-be-soon content creator as a forwarning. Patience is key. I’ve seen so many blow ups since this social media thing became…a thing. Bloggers, Podcasters, Tweeters, it doesn’t matter, the embarrassment is the same. If you’re on these platforms cultivating an […]