07 September 2007

Wheaton + Pineapple, PAX 07



While at PAX we got Ricky a little present. I decided to videotape the event, you know, for posterity. You're welcome, Ricky.
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06 September 2007

JoCo, Code Monkey, PAX 07



Another video from PAX. Joco rocks it on stage in front of a packed (well, close enough) house with Code Monkey. This show really surprised me, I was a fan before but after this show, I became a total crazy fan. Enjoy.
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I'm quoted.



While attending PAX, after we had finished up having Mr. Wheaton sign a picture of a pineapple, Jess and I were approached by a local reporter. He asked us a few questions and said he was writing a piece on PAX. Well, here you go.

"It's amazing. Everybody here gets your jokes. Everybody here understands the lingo," said Paul Petyo, 30, a first-time attendee who traveled to PAX from Crofton, Md., with his girlfriend, Jessica Weiss, 23.


Whole Article Here: Gamers bring wacky ideas to Penny Arcade
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05 September 2007

Minibosses, CastleV, PAX 07



More from PAX 2007. The Minibosses broke out and rocked it up with Castlevania which was one of my favorites of the show. Great performance, but don't just take my word for it. :) Also, sorry for Timmy-Cam, my arm was tired. WHAT?

More to come.
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03 September 2007

JoCo, RE: Your Brains, PAX 07



SO, yeah, my apologies for the zooming and the shakiness, my arm was tired and this is unedited so the zooming looks a little weird. JoCo broke out Re: Your Brains to close out the show and it was seriously epic. The crowd makes this one such a hit and there's an epic recovery toward the end. Such a great show.


Expect more of the footage I shot from PAX in the next month or so.


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28 August 2007

The first 17 minutes of Japan.



Here's the first bit I've edited of me and Jess' trip to Japan. This took a while and I should probably look into a computer that can handle editing in HD now that I have this camera. But less about that, more about Tokyo. Tokyo is awesome, like seriously awesome. It rained the entire time but we wouldn't have changed a thing. God, editing this video just makes me want to go back so much harder.
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Japan / PAX (JaPAX)



I've gone to Japan and I am back. I've gone to PAX and, I am back from that as well. I'm changed. My thirty-year cocoon, shed. It's not an external change so much as it's internal. In fact, I personally am the only one who knows of such a change.

From now until the end of days, I will walk this earth forlorn. A hollow husk, never as alive as I was for two months in the late summer of two-thousand-seven. For the most part I'm not going to speak or write about Japan or PAX. I have shot 5 hours of video on each trip. I have 17 minutes of Japan edited so far and it tells the story better than I could ever hope to in text form. Japan is not a place you can be told about, so I would be doing everyone a great disservice attempting to recant my follies in the east. The video stands on its own. It's beautiful and I hope to upload what I have finished right on this very page this afternoon using the new blogger video upload tool. So look for that. It's a promise I mean to keep. Just know that the original video is shot in 1080i so a small low resolution version on the web will not do it justice.

As for PAX, well I would love nothing more than to do that for a living. Going to conventions with a media pass. Filming new video games, filming interviews with developers. Documenting the event. It was both amazing and saddening at the same time. Bumping elbows with people who have my dream job, often times shooting the exact same thing.

Expect small video uploads of some of the highlights here. I also plan on making a "mega-mix" of all of PAX that will be longer. I've got some great footage and funny soundbytes to put together. I mean, I have Tycho on stage saying: "bring a coffin motherfucker!" and Wil Wheaton telling Jack Thompson to suck his balls. I expect it will be nothing less than awesome.

From here on out, I am me only in name. Everything else that was me is gone. I only resemble what you remember out of the necessity for continuity.

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