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My videoblogging has been sparse lately for a variety of reasons: house-hunting, moving, equipment drama… It’s very sad that it costs more to fix my poor little camera than I paid for it in the first place.

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Saw this out my window today…

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I went. I saw. I froze.

But it was worth it to meet live and in person some of the folks who’s videos I watch, laugh at and sit awestruck by. VloggerCon 2005 was a huge success; all of the hard work done by Jay, Ryan, Steve, Peter, Andrew and everyone else who made it possible was amazing and very much appreciated. Since 2005 is the year of the videoblog (again), I’m glad vloggercon got it started off with such a bang!

KA-BOOM!

If you’ve never played Taboo before here are the basics: you get a card and have to get your team to say the word on the card, without using any of the taboo words (usually the most obvious words which relate to the chosen word). Got it? Well, you can play along at home.

Paul instructs us on the fine art of the pirate joke. It’s safe and easy, by following a few simple rules, you too can become a master of the joke, matey.

First Mica taught us to count, then Charlene continued the game. Now it’s my turn … (I like to count in sign language). The rules are that the max video size is 1MB and you incorporate some of the existing material. Enjoy!

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Meet my brother Paul (that second link on his IMDB page is completely wrong. He wasn’t narrating anything when he was 13 years old). Anyway, my first day in LA for my Thanksgiving visit, I rolled with my brother to two auditions and a script reading. I had just decided to begin my foray into videoblogging and it was met with that mix of skepticism and incredulity that I have come to expect from people when I describe my newest artistic endeavors. This is the inspirational vlog that I refer to in the video.

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This video I pulled out from the archives, by request. It’s an abridged adaptation of the Lewis Carroll classic poem “The Walrus and the Carpenter” which appeared in Alice and Wonderland.

Please do not try this at home, I am a trained video professional and underwent years of expensive education to bring you this production.