A series of images of clowns, set to music, to promote my new "Clowns" website.
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Additions to the site were made in Jan. 2008.
A trip to San Diego, recorded in Sept. 2006, and including Coronado Island, the Zoo, and Balboa Park museums. The video was completely captured into the computer, planned, edited, scored, rendered and uploaded to YouTube in one day.
The biggest surf in two years hit SoCal on Wednesday, Dec. 5th, 2005. This is a look at the waves in parts of Los Angeles and Ventura Counties, with surfing footage shot at Rincon Pt. and Stearns Wharf in Santa Barbara. Errata: All the dates/times in the video should read "pst" instead of "pdt".
A MikeVideo Internet Movie. This is the original ElvisMovies, a "trailer" for the more ambitious "Elvis Movies 2". An original "assemblage" type MikeVideo like in the 80s, but taken from digital Tivo images and input directly into the computer, this brings together footage culled from an Elvis marathon on TCM. Be sure and watch ElvisMovies 2
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A MikeVideo Internet Movie. The second part of the 23 minute opus showing the sights and sounds of the Southern California Renaissance Faire. This part features Queen Elizabeth, the joust, and more music.
The Betty Boop Pages presents a series of Betty Boop images set to a music track. Most of the figurines are from the Danbury Mint collection. Background phtography is original MikeVideo footage. A lot of the still images are my composites. Some screen captures from the original cartoons are also used.
I've always called the sunset "God's Movie". This is a segment of the Nantucket footage, shot in 1999, at Madaket beach, and scored to a music soundtrack.
MikeVideo presents the first "Video Blog". Feb. 18, 2006. Shot on Pacific Coast Highway while shooting photographs for my "PCH series", after a night of rain. Visits to Lake Marchado and Banning Residence Museum.
Paintings and Sculpture photographed at the Huntington Library and Art Gallery and the Getty Center Art Museum scored to a "Classical Mash'" consisting of segments of 17 pieces.
04/27/06: A MikeVideo "Travelblogue". Utiliing footage originally shot in N.M. in 2000 and assembled for the first time here. Includes the new "main title sequence" for the Video Blogs.
The latest video in the "Dreams" series. Flowers in bloom at a number of Los Angeles area museums, shot over a four year period, and edited to a traditional English song by Steeleye Span. It took one day to upload, edit, and render this video.
A MikeVideo Internet Movie: Myriad images shot on different video excursions by MikeVideo over a six year span, and edited together to a music track. This is the latest MikeVideo to be assembled, and was completed in December 2005. It could be thought of as 'moving photography' and includes a lot of video shot at the same time I photographed a lot of the subjects.
Small Firms Beef Up Retirement Services - Wall Street Journal Small businesses are helping employees become better managers -- of their own money. When it comes to managing their retirement-savings accounts, small-business employees often are at a disadvantage compared with their counterparts at large companies ...
Income Planning and Safe Withdrawal Rates - Seekingalpha.com It has become more and more evident to me that most investors have almost no real sense of what they need to save for retirement—an issue that is closely linked to the problem of determining how much income an investor can safely draw from his/her ...
The Secret to Retirement Planning - Safe Haven "When it comes to planning for the future, most people think of retirement. Retirement planning is important because it allows you to do the things that you were unable to do while working -- travel, start a business, go back to school, be closer to ...
Widely Held Attitudes to Different Generations - Forbes A recent survey by Harris Interactive conducted for Charles Schwab and Age Wave asked almost 4,000 Americans aged 21 to 83 what they thought of different generations. Specifically, they were asked about people aged 13 to 31 or Generation Y; those ...
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