{Working Remote} In Japan
The goal with this video was to keep it short and sweet, while at the same time be deliberate about what I’m trying to convey. In this case, I thought what better way to do than to outline the process of signing up for a WordPress.com account, which in itself does not take long to do.
The steps of signing up takes literally just as many shots that are seen. Five shots in total. No fancy transitions.
Continue reading “30 Days Of B-Roll: Get Started With WordPress.com (Day 1)”I discovered my passion with video editing back in high school. There was a project I needed to do for my Japanese language class and it involved summarizing a TV drama we had just finished watching.
In addition to my basic summary, I also had access to the video files of each individual episode as well, so that I could refer to them when needed. I thought it would be a cool idea to create a “video summary” of the drama by splicing up a short montage.
The video was cut and edited with Windows Movie Maker — it was all I had at the time, but you work with what you got, right?
Continue reading “How I Came To Love Creating Videos”Hey everyone! I hope you’re all staying home and keeping safe amidst all this craziness.
This is just a quick post to let you know I’m having an online garage sale! I came across quite a few things I realized I no longer needed or used any more while doing my spring cleaning, and instead of throwing them away, I figured why not try to find them a new home instead.
Continue reading “I’m having an online garage sale! Come on down!”Man, oh man, has it been a minute!
So much going on in this crazy world these days that I’ve nearly forgotten about my dear old blog.
I hope everyone’s been staying safe and healthy out there. And most importantly STAYING HOME.
Continue reading “Spring Cleaning”Fourth WordCamp in the books, woohoo! If you’ve been following me, you’ll know that so far my WordCamp attendance has all been in Japan.
Continue reading “WordCamp Tokyo 2019: tsunageru”