This video was directly uploaded from a webcam to YouTube.
Sunday, October 28, 2007
Saturday, October 27, 2007
Friday, October 26, 2007
Interview: Blue Scholars Sabzi. DJ/Producer
Part 1 of a 3 part interview with Sabzi, a DJ Producer for the Hip Hop Groups Blue Scholars. The group is blowing up and Sabzi is one of the best Producers working today.
A chat with Seattle's own "8-bit" composin', guerrilla filmmakin' "Colbert Girl"
By 5 p.m. the next day, less than 24 hours after Colbert announced his candidacy, Colbert Girl's video was done.
Leeni has been a singer/songwriter for years, recently switching to the underground "8-bit" music style (she uses a Game Boy and a drum machine). And as you might guess, being in a "guerrilla" filmmaking group means knowing how to make movies on the fly. Read Seattle PI Blog Post
Thursday, October 25, 2007
Thursday, October 18, 2007
AllHipHop Talks To KRS-One About Kanye and 50 Cent
KRS prefers 50 Cent over Kanye West at the vh1 Hip-Hop Honors.
Thursday, October 11, 2007
Band-Aid?
This video is an excellent example to follow for lighting, sound and background.
Born and raised in Virginia and of Filipino ethnicity, Christine Gambito, better known to her audience as HappySlip, studied and graduated in nursing while obtaining several cameo appearances and small parts in television commercials and movies, industrial and training films.
Gambito started posting videos as HappySlip hoping that the videos could eventually earn her enough money that she could stay home with her young son. She has cited as one of her inspirations toward this goal Brooke Brodack, who turned her internet video hobby into a career after being signed by NBC. - Wikipedia
Wednesday, October 10, 2007
Youth Summit 2007
YouthNoise coverage of the 2007 Youth Summits held in San Francisco.
YouthNoise is a social networking joint for people who like to connect based on deeper interests than Paris Hilton's wardrobe and get engaged within a cause.
YouthNoise's mission is to inspire and empower young people everywhere to catapult their passion and idealism into movements to sustain the planet.Across the globe, youths everywhere are making a difference. Combating issues without blinking an eye, they possess the spirit and strength, along with the heartfelt belief, that they can change the world. And change the world they do! YouthNoise gives these world-changers, these hope-givers, a voice, a place to connect, and a place to inspire-and be inspired. An activist haven, a socially conscious sanctuary, YouthNoise invites youths to write, to learn, to think, and to act. A virtual conference hall, playground, coffee shop, and classroom, YouthNoise is where the difference begins.
Sunday, October 7, 2007
WCG 2007: TEAM USA CAPTURES OVERALL TEAM CHAMPIONSHIP
TEAM USA CAPTURES OVERALL TEAM CHAMPIONSHIP AT WORLD CYBER GAMES GRAND FINAL IN SEATTLE
For Only the Second Time in The History of the Tournament, The American Team Claims the Title of Planet's Best Gaming Nation
(Press Release)- Team USA shocked the rest of the world as it won the overall team title at the World Cyber Games Grand Final in Seattle. Competing against more than 700 gamers from a record 74 countries, the United States overcame the stiffest competition in World Cyber Games history to capture the gold. It is the United States second team title and first since the 2005 WCG Grand Final in Singapore. In claiming the title, the Americans won three gold medals, two silver medals and a bronze medal in 12 PC and Xbox 360 titles. Korea and Brazil each earned two gold medals while Germany had one gold, one silver and three bronze. The result was a huge disappointment for the heavily favored and defending world champion Korean team who have dominated professional gaming since its inception.
"Our goal was to capture the overall team title," said Michael Arzt, General Manager of International Cyber Marketing USA. "With the Grand Final on our home soil, we wanted to prove that we are as good as the Koreans, Germans and the other dominant Asian and European teams. I knew that we had put together a very talented team that had the potential to medal in every game in which we had a qualifier and they really stepped up to the plate this weekend. "
Photo: IE/WAPI/WILD roving reporter Kevin Tain (right) gets his photo snapped with the Gears Of War USA WCG 2007 Gold Medal team immediately after their press conference. (Video Coming Soon)
Team USA captured gold medals in Tony Hawk Project 8, Gears of War, and Dead Or Alive 4 (DOA 4). In Tony Hawk, Dustin Valcalda (Reno, NV) bowled over the competition as he never lost a game during the entire event. Participating in his first professional tournament, Valcada defeated England in the finals and the Czech Republic in the semis. The Gears of War team -- including Keith Haggen (Phoenix), Jesse Cranker (Bowling Green, OH), Michael Cannon (Harrisburg, PA), and Jesse Rodriguez (Chicago) -- also experienced little difficulty in rolling to the gold medal. They defeated The Netherlands 2-0 in the gold medal match. In DOA 4, Jeremy Florence (Albuquerque, NM) also never lost during the competition in coasting to the title. Florence overcame American teammate and bronze medalist Carl White (Toledo, OH) in the semifinals as he avenged his loss to White during the National Championships last month in Orlando, FL. In the gold medal match, he dominated Sweden, 2-0.
Wes Cwiklo (Camarillo, CA) and Ragav Phadke (Buffalo, NY) each earned silver medals for the Americans. The defending 2006 WCG Grand Final world champion in Project Gotham Racing 3, Cwiklo dominated in his first eight matches before he was upset in the gold medal match against The Netherlands. Phadke, meanwhile, came out of nowhere to compete at a world-class level in the Age of Empires III tournament, a game typically dominated by the Asian countries.
"With so many quality video game players representing 74 countries this weekend, e-Sports continues to gain popularity and worldwide acceptance," said Hyoung-Seok Kim, CEO of International Cyber Marketing, global organizer of the World Cyber Games."This year's event in Seattle was our biggest and best yet. I am thrilled by the performance of the United States team, but every team and nation should be proud of how they performed during this Grand Final. "
ABOUT THE WORLD CYBER GAMES
The World Cyber Games (www.worldcybergames.com) is the premiere blue chip global tournament and cultural cyber festival in gaming, with well over 1.5 million players from 74 countries participating in 2007. Founded in 2000 and credited with launching the professional careers of many of the planet's top video game players, the World Cyber Games uses a yearlong tournament format, which begins with online, regional and national competitions in each country. National finalists then compete in the ultimate international tournament in e-Sports, The World Cyber Games Grand Final, where each country's best players compete for the largest and most prestigious prize in competitive gaming. The 2007 Grand Final was held at Qwest Field in Seattle, Washington October 4 - 7.
For Only the Second Time in The History of the Tournament, The American Team Claims the Title of Planet's Best Gaming Nation
(Press Release)- Team USA shocked the rest of the world as it won the overall team title at the World Cyber Games Grand Final in Seattle. Competing against more than 700 gamers from a record 74 countries, the United States overcame the stiffest competition in World Cyber Games history to capture the gold. It is the United States second team title and first since the 2005 WCG Grand Final in Singapore. In claiming the title, the Americans won three gold medals, two silver medals and a bronze medal in 12 PC and Xbox 360 titles. Korea and Brazil each earned two gold medals while Germany had one gold, one silver and three bronze. The result was a huge disappointment for the heavily favored and defending world champion Korean team who have dominated professional gaming since its inception.
"Our goal was to capture the overall team title," said Michael Arzt, General Manager of International Cyber Marketing USA. "With the Grand Final on our home soil, we wanted to prove that we are as good as the Koreans, Germans and the other dominant Asian and European teams. I knew that we had put together a very talented team that had the potential to medal in every game in which we had a qualifier and they really stepped up to the plate this weekend. "
Photo: IE/WAPI/WILD roving reporter Kevin Tain (right) gets his photo snapped with the Gears Of War USA WCG 2007 Gold Medal team immediately after their press conference. (Video Coming Soon)
Team USA captured gold medals in Tony Hawk Project 8, Gears of War, and Dead Or Alive 4 (DOA 4). In Tony Hawk, Dustin Valcalda (Reno, NV) bowled over the competition as he never lost a game during the entire event. Participating in his first professional tournament, Valcada defeated England in the finals and the Czech Republic in the semis. The Gears of War team -- including Keith Haggen (Phoenix), Jesse Cranker (Bowling Green, OH), Michael Cannon (Harrisburg, PA), and Jesse Rodriguez (Chicago) -- also experienced little difficulty in rolling to the gold medal. They defeated The Netherlands 2-0 in the gold medal match. In DOA 4, Jeremy Florence (Albuquerque, NM) also never lost during the competition in coasting to the title. Florence overcame American teammate and bronze medalist Carl White (Toledo, OH) in the semifinals as he avenged his loss to White during the National Championships last month in Orlando, FL. In the gold medal match, he dominated Sweden, 2-0.
Wes Cwiklo (Camarillo, CA) and Ragav Phadke (Buffalo, NY) each earned silver medals for the Americans. The defending 2006 WCG Grand Final world champion in Project Gotham Racing 3, Cwiklo dominated in his first eight matches before he was upset in the gold medal match against The Netherlands. Phadke, meanwhile, came out of nowhere to compete at a world-class level in the Age of Empires III tournament, a game typically dominated by the Asian countries.
"With so many quality video game players representing 74 countries this weekend, e-Sports continues to gain popularity and worldwide acceptance," said Hyoung-Seok Kim, CEO of International Cyber Marketing, global organizer of the World Cyber Games."This year's event in Seattle was our biggest and best yet. I am thrilled by the performance of the United States team, but every team and nation should be proud of how they performed during this Grand Final. "
ABOUT THE WORLD CYBER GAMES
The World Cyber Games (www.worldcybergames.com) is the premiere blue chip global tournament and cultural cyber festival in gaming, with well over 1.5 million players from 74 countries participating in 2007. Founded in 2000 and credited with launching the professional careers of many of the planet's top video game players, the World Cyber Games uses a yearlong tournament format, which begins with online, regional and national competitions in each country. National finalists then compete in the ultimate international tournament in e-Sports, The World Cyber Games Grand Final, where each country's best players compete for the largest and most prestigious prize in competitive gaming. The 2007 Grand Final was held at Qwest Field in Seattle, Washington October 4 - 7.
Saturday, October 6, 2007
Dead or Alive World Champion - USA
Jeremy Florence (Black_Mamba) from Team US won the Gold Metal for Dead or Alive 4Video Interview coming soon.
Friday, October 5, 2007
WCG 2007 photos
WCG President and CEO Mr. Hyoung-Seok Kim (red tie) with a couple thousand of his closest friends. Open Cermony Thursday night.
Hundreds of reporters at opening ceremony.
Futsum playing Guitar Hero 3 with a gamer.
Kevin interviews Xavier the pro Starcraft gamer for the Korean Team.
WCG Opening Ceremony
The WAPI/IE/WILD video production crew was on hand to capture the spectacle of the WCG 2007 opening ceremony.
Samsung Electronics and International Cyber Marketing to Make Donation of 600 PC Monitors and Plasmas to Technology Access Foundation During the World Cyber Games 2007 Grand Finals
SEATTLE--(BUSINESS WIRE)--Samsung Electronics Co., Ltd., a global leader in digital consumer electronics and information technology and International Cyber Marketing (ICM) will be donating 600 SyncMaster 931C monitors (photo) and five plasmas to Seattle's Technology Access Foundation. The announcement will be part of the opening ceremonies of the World Cyber Games 2007 Grand Finals at Qwest Field.
"We are proud to make this donation and leave something permanent in Seattle following the Grand Finals," said D.J. Oh, president and CEO of Samsung Electronics, America. "Corporate philanthropy is very important to our organization and with donations like this as well as programs such as Hope for Education, Samsung knows it is helping children exceed in education through technology."
"The World Cyber Games is thrilled to be a part of Samsung's incredible donation to Seattle's Technology Access Foundation," said Hyoung-Seok Kim, CEO of International Cyber Marketing, organizers of the WCG. "World Cyber Games' partners have a history of contributing to the educational and technological infrastructure of tournament host cities and Samsung has certainly continued this legacy."
“We are honored that Samsung has chosen our organization to make the monitor donation," said Executive Director and Co-founder Trish Millines Dziko. "We know that these monitors will help the underserved children we teach get more out of their projects with up-to-date technological tools instead of being slowed down by outdated equipment." Read More
Thursday, October 4, 2007
Video For the Web-What You NEED to Know
Excerpted from the"Video For the Web-What You NEED to Know" DVD from VASST, this is one segment from the 2 hour (plus) training on creating great video for the web.
Monday, October 1, 2007
WCG 2007 Promotion video
Check out the WCG 2007 daily schedule and floor plan.
All members of the IE/WAPI video production crew must have digital portfolios. See side bar for example.
Asia Pacific Countries
- Australia
- Bangladesh
- China
- Chinese Taipei
- Hong Kong
- India
- Indonesia
- Japan
- Korea
- Malaysia
- New Zealand
- Pakistan
- Philippines
- Singapore
- Thailand
- Vietnam
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