SOLMI

I already posted this on MakeFilmWork, but I thought I’d cross-post here too because I’m just that pumped that it’s finally done.

We were originally going to post this as an episode, I think. But that doesn’t really make sense because it’s not really our video. I made it, yes. But it belongs to BarCamp. Brian did give SOLMI a pretty good plug towards the beginning though. So it’s still got a little something SOLMI for you, if you’re into that sort of thing (and if you’re reading this, I’m guessing you are).

I spent the better part of a month making the edits and putting together the motion graphics for this thing. I’m pretty happy with the final result, and I think I pushed myself to a whole new level in Motion. I can’t wait to start working on another project like this. In fact, if you’re looking for some video work done, I am for hire.

Poppa’s gotta eat.

Anyway, I wanted to thank Gregg and Larry for making BarCamp Orlando happen this year. It was a lot of fun and I can’t wait until the next one.

Also, if you’re interested, you can see a high-quality version of the video here.

Brian, Meagan, and Jason tackle some of the questions fans have been asking. In this eye-opening episode we learn some of what makes SOLMI tick, and venture deeper into the thoughts of these like-minded individuals.

This episode was shot in 2006 on a Panasonic DVX 100a. Post production was handled with a PowerMac G5 running Final Cut Studio. The questions were real. The audience was not.

Brian and Meagan are shocked when another person appears at the apartment. Tensions build as Brian quickly becomes jealous of this potential threat.

LOFTS was created in 2006 and was shot on a Panasonic DVX 100a. Post production was handled with a PowerMac G5 running Final Cut Studio.