This is important – especially in the context of my previous posts about church websites. Our new website for Creek Road – (the church I work for in Brisbane) is live – and I’ll post some final bits and pieces on that project this week some time… Our long term strategy is to have a video at the top of each page that does what the text does but uses the power of a real person telling a real story. We’ve got one page that does this already.
Explainer Video from Al Boardman on Vimeo.
These are nice and relaxing.
The Me Bird from 18bis on Vimeo.
The Wood Turner from Elliott Forge on Vimeo.
Got anything similar I should watch?
I watched these and I laughed till I cried and my chest hurt and I couldn’t breathe properly. I was up until 3am this morning though.
Rhinos look kind of funny when they’re hog-tied and being flown around by helicopter.
I’m keen to see this series develop, because this first piece, a look at Carpentry, is pretty cool.
I’ve just been doing a little bit of housekeeping, fixing up old broken YouTube links in my archives. And I found this gem that deserves more attention now that I have more than 10 readers.
Don’t use emoticons, exclamation marks or say LOL if you’re not laughing and we’ll get on just fine. And you’ll also get on fine with this angry guy.
Part three of the previously featured excellent web series “Everything is a Remix”…
My very talented friend Tim, and his very talented brother, have put together these sand art Bible stories. You should get a hold of them if you’re looking for a bit of multimedia for your easter service.
The ten commandments made easy for the visual thinkers… and for those who have only ever been frustrated by the Veggie Tales characters and wanted them to get their comeuppance.
The 10 Commandments: No. 5 Thou Shalt Not Kill from Global Mechanic on Vimeo.
The Ten Commandments: No.7 – Thou Shalt Not Steal from Global Mechanic on Vimeo.
This is a great little video that plots the story of Google (until just prior to the launch of Wave) in two minutes. I think I saw it first at CafeDave – so he can have a link.
I haven’t really watched much stuff from CollegeHumor – but the stuff I have seen tends to be really awesome, or really quite crass – take that on board if you’re going to follow any links from this video – which fits into the earlier category.
