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Holy shit, it's the guy from Fallout: Nuka Break on our wee little podcast!
We talk about internet filmmaking stuff again. Yawn, right?
I thought this was going to be lame, like a little girl in a wheelchair. But it was awesome, like an astronaut riding a shark.
Needs more compression, tho.
This show was a really good idea.
I think the awesome thing about web shows in general is that a lot of them target a specific niche or do one thing and then do it as well as they can. DiF is a perfect example. It's a show that does one thing. People who want that one thing will love it furiously. TV and movies can't really do that. They have to appeal to as wide an audience as possible if they want to make money. In that sense, web shows have a lot more freedom to narrow their view and focus on something specific.
The same thing that makes them great limits their audience.
And there are some really interesting ways lately to make money with a web show, or with little garage production films.
Great show, I really enjoyed it. I think it's important to make the point that, despite what the media says, there really isn't a magic formula that makes a popular web video. I've seen so many books and articles and videos that claim to know the secret of how to make a great YouTube video.
*grabby hand* Secret decoder ring please!
BTW Fig, where is that Teddy Bear video?
Don't kill me Teague.
Last edited by Matt Vayda (2011-09-22 14:28:02)
I miss Tommy.
Is it wrong to say I completely forget what we talked about on this one? Looks like I'll have to listen to it to refresh my memory.
I will be killing Matt.
Everyone can play a game, though, try to guess the year.
Really enjoyed this. Great job guys. I will be picking Julian's brain a bit next time I see him at the labs.
I will be killing Matt.
Everyone can play a game, though, try to guess the year.
1964 1/2
I will be killing Matt.
Everyone can play a game, though, try to guess the year.
Sorry man; take it up with Greg for making it easy to find. 
Even if I didn't actually know the name, Googling teague chrystie teddy bear is really all you need anyway.
I mean it's not like I linked to your old blog or anything...
I'm going with March, 2005.
Yup, feelin' pretty good about that.
Did I mention I'm starting an internet research business?
Look for that thread soon.
Last edited by Matt Vayda (2011-09-24 21:31:37)
*click*
Hey, it's Teague's old blog!
I will be killing Matt.
Everyone can play a game, though, try to guess the year.
I'll do you one better:
April 22, 2011.
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