Colin Rhinesmith

Charles River, Cambridge, MA

I shot this video today while strolling along the Charles River in Cambridge. I thought I'd participate in my Videoblogging Production course that I'm teaching at CCTV by shooting my own short video on a location in Cambridge. This video is the result. I noticed that the Flip Mino works best for close-up shots. The zoom makes images look blurry. But, with the music I used from Wicked Allstars the video has a certain quality all its own. Enjoy.

Flip Mino Video Test

Re-Imagining Boston City Hall Plaza Using Second...

Video produced by students at Emerson College for Hub2. More information @ http://hub2.org. Music by Ambient Teknology available @ Magnatune.com.

Value of Art in Second Life

In this Visual Artist in Second Life video podcast, Jeff Lipsky, aka Filthy Fluno talks about the value of art in Second Life.

Second Life as a Tool

In this Visual Artist in Second Life video podcast, Jeff Lipsky, aka Filthy Fluno, talks about Second Life as a tool for visual artists.

Identity in Second Life

In this Visual Artist in Second Life video podcast, Jeff Lipsky, aka Filthy Fluno talks about identity in Second Life.

Visual Artist Community in Second Life

In this Visual Artist in Second Life video podcast, Jeff Lipsky, aka Filthy Fluno, talks about the visual artist community in Second Life.

Second Life meets Real Life

In this Visual Artist in Second Life podcast, Jeff Lipsky, aka Filthy Fluno, talks about the intersection of Second Life and Real Life within the visual artist community.

Interview with Jeff Lipsky, aka Filthy Fluno

Aubree and I sat down with artist Jeff Lipsky, aka Filthy Fluno, over the weekend for a Visual Artist in Second Life podcast."'I discovered Second Life on the cover of Business Week magazine in the dentist's office,' says artist Jeff Lipsky (aka, Filthy Fluno) with a broad smile. It was in that moment that he first became interested in SL. He signed up to begin what would be a life-changing journey in the virtual world. It wasn't apparent from the outset, however, just how much the future woul...

Imaging Place in Second Life

Emerson College Assistant Professor John (Craig) Freeman talks about his work Imaging Place in Second Life.For more information, visit "The Visual Artist in Second Life".