So lately I've had a strong urge to start filming memories again. My family and friends (3 are engaged and 2 are having another baby!) are in a big period of change. So I really want to capture these memories before they fade away.
Fortunately
when I moved to the east coast from California one of my best friend's
Greg gifted me this flip camera, I remember very clearly the note he
wrote along with it: "You're going to see and do many amazing things in
this new chapter of your life and I want you to capture them." Tear.
Well for the first 2 years I did, I carried my flip cam everywhere and
started making imovies and posted them to my Facebook so all of my
family and friends back home could see what I'd been up to. My parents
would get so excited to watch them and I equally found a lot of joy
putting them together. All this footage that I had recorded was great
because whenever I felt homesick I'd watch videos that I had recorded on
my laptop and it gave me a lot of comfort and happiness.
After
leaving my videotaping ways on the back burner, I'm going to start using
this little guy again and begin filming again. Videotaping home movies
has always reminded me of the things that matter and it's also nice to
see how much things have changed over time. So here I go...
P.s.
This year for my birthday, I told my family and friends that I wanted
to film a music video. Umm can you imagine how excited I am for this?
I'm currently working on the treatment (i.e. storyboard). It's going to be very a-la "22."
P.P.S. When I told my brother that he had to be in the music video he replies "umm we're not the Kardashians..." LOL.
P.P.S. When I told my brother that he had to be in the music video he replies "umm we're not the Kardashians..." LOL.
Also...
*One of the imovies I made 3 summers back.
*One of the imovies I made 3 summers back.
* DESIGN LOVE FEST talks about starting to record home movies with her boyfriend. Very cute indeed.
*This dad video taped his kids coming down the stairs on Christmas morning for 25 years.
* Marriage proposal to Bruno Mars' "Marry You" = best idea ever.
Good for you. Once you have the bug for visual storytelling, it has a way of popping up again and again. Happy filmmaking and best of luck with the music video.
ReplyDeleteI completely agree! Thanks for stopping by Eric! What's your favorite storytelling project that you've told?
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