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October 04, 2006
My Katrina song on YouTube
Well, I played around with Apple's iMovie and found out that it's pretty cool. I was able to take the song that I had previously made into a podcast and, with some serious editing, make it into a movie. Then I uploaded it to YouTube, so check it out. These computer things are pretty amazing tools, and the Internet ain't half bad either. Of course, there is the problem of my dubious singing but then technology can't solve every problem.
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Comments
Awesome. Needs to be entered in a contest!
Posted by: CJH at Oct 5, 2006 12:10:00 PM
very very nice!!
Posted by: BILLM at Oct 5, 2006 7:19:42 PM
Great job, Ernie. I listened to the whole thing twice (and your "dubious singing" makes it all work).
Posted by: David Staub at Oct 5, 2006 7:53:57 PM
This should be available as a 1.99 video download from iTunes!!! Excellent!
Posted by: Stanley Feldman at Oct 6, 2006 7:08:14 AM
That was wonderful, Ernie, really wonderful!!
Posted by: Sophmom at Oct 7, 2006 10:04:08 AM
Excellent! Thanks for posting that... and now to get more traffic headed this way.
Posted by: Curtis at Oct 8, 2006 3:10:14 PM
Ernie,
So much talent...not enough time! Great job on the video & the song!
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Posted by: Lu Ann Reeb at Oct 9, 2006 3:45:17 PM
Last night, before finding the article referred in the previous post, I saw a new video-clip put together by a 15-year old girl who lives in Alabama, Ava Lowery, who first came to the attention of the Netroots at YearlyKos in June. She started an organization called Peace Takes Courage and put up a website. Her latest project, this video looks at the toll on the US families of sending our young people (and no longer only young people) to fight in Iraq. Take a look.
I was struck with how like a feudal nation we've become - sending the peasants off to fight wars whose sole purpose is to provide land or resources to the very few at the top.
Posted by: Francis Puertos at Oct 11, 2006 10:20:42 AM
Loved it!
Posted by: Kendra at Oct 16, 2006 2:36:03 PM
Well done brother, tell it like it is...
Posted by: Jamie Parks at Oct 17, 2006 2:31:30 PM
