A collaborative Vlog Opera (vlopera?) between myself and videoblogger Dave Huth http://davemedia.blogspot.com . Im not sure what we were thinking. It seemed like a good idea at the time. Slew of groovy tunes from http://podsafeaudio.com and http://ccmixter.org .
About Me
- Kerry
- I never know what to write in these things. I am currently a student at Houghton College. I recently changed my major to communications which will concentrate on film. Someday I want to use my gifts in ministry although I don't know what that looks like right now. I edit a lot of video for various things. I am on the Ultimate Frisbee team at Houghton which is the redeeming factor in me not being a total nerd. I work at a club in Rochester running monitors. Yup thats me-my favorite thing to do tho is sit around and have great conversations.
8 comments:
There was definitely deeper meaning there, and you hit on a lot of what ails us as people, but what I couldn't help but focus on was the fact that somewhere in my parents basement are many of those same little plastic McDonald's Happy Meal characters. What does that say about me?
you know my favorite part. when you set the whole thing on fire. I love what you and Dave are doing.
I started to cry profusely as I watched fond childhood memories being turned into puddles of molten plastic. Then I started to laugh thinking about how many I have set on fire in my life time. This was great and brilliant!!
:-)
thanks for your commentary in my vlog...
I can't believe you torched the toys. Reminded me of that eerie scene in Charlie and the Chocolate Factory.
a very beautiful, thought-provoking and poetic video!
believe it or not: i hate macD burgers, but i love their happy meal figures... there is something so particular about those small generic figures. all the same, yet each with a personality...
anyway: fun and cool to watch despite the dramatic ending :-)
I know most of your videos have deep meanings, but I think this one was just you and Dave having some fun, lighting shit on fire.
good work, guys. thought provoking. reminded me of the movie idiocracy.
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