[HacktionLab] Fancy being a documentalist for this year's BarnCamp?

[Mara]

I can bring a flip and another similar small camcorder. Could
theoretically also bring a minidv camcorder, or a canon xl1s
(http://www.canon.co.uk/for_home/product_finder/camcorders/digital/xl1s/) if
that would be useful, though that seems like overkill.

The idea of documenting things is nice, but if we just film random bits
and pieces, there's a good chance that most of the footage will just end
up on some harddrive or other. It might make sense to have some sort of
plan for what to film in the first place?

Of the top of my head it seems like, some discussions might be worth
documenting in full, but it would be good to get some decent audio for
that. And it would be great to have some video tutorials made during
practical workshops maybe.

Maybe we could have a quick docu chat in the beginning after the agenda
is finalised to see what can be covered how?

Oh, and to see who is up for doing some editing.

And yeah, a linux editing workshop would be ace, sign me up!

mara


On 23/04/2010 17:38, Mike Harris wrote:
> nice one.
> 
> how about doing a linux video editing workshop charlie? :P
> 
> i have a mini-dv - it takes tapes - camera available if you want to use
> it and/or you can't get the flip.
>