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06.28.11

TechBytes Video – An Update

Posted in TechBytes Video at 3:48 am by Dr. Roy Schestowitz


Summary: Delays and procrastinations as the cause for TechBytes Video not being released more often

TechBytes Video has not produced anything due to difficulties associated with setting everything up. In this video, an explanation is informally given (no preparations made, so pardon the quality) as well as a teaser about another new show.

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2 Comments

  1. NotZed said,

    June 28, 2011 at 6:20 am

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    Well, you probably need to do what everyone else does – storyboard, do multiple takes, edit. Some stuff you probably want to do together (the talking head type stuff) but you could do individual segments separately as well which would be easy to splice together.

    Doing it in one take which sounds like what you’re talking about (people walking into the room/biff going off/picking your nose/scratching your nuts) doesn’t sound practical.

    Dr. Roy Schestowitz Reply:
    June 28th, 2011 at 6:32 am

    The issue is, it would take too much time to do that. When Tim and I started TechBytes (audio) we agreed that we would do everything in one take and not edit anything out. We have stuck to these principles.

    To arrange this whole thing (sometimes with SIP) is hard because of Tim’s rota. The walking in is not an issue for me (I have my own place), but Tim’s wife might sometimes walk in by accident and sometimes we have something showing up on the screen/desktop that shouldn’t. Even though we do it in one take without editing, this can still be very time consuming. In November we did 15 shows (1 every 2 days) and maybe we can find a way to pick up the pace again. Adding things like tunes and more guests always complicates matters and slows down the process, even if it makes the show richer.

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