L. P. Skeen on fri 18 jan 08
Frank, I think it's a faboo idea, if you can get the show organizers to =
agree. Youtube is easy to use; I've posted one video there. Also I =
think any demos in the Clayart room would be good for videos.
Thanks
Lisa
----- Original Message -----=20
From: Frank Gaydos=20
I was thinking how we can use this new technology to our (Clayarters) =
advantage
.
The youtube site appears to be a natural to upload any video taken at =
the Pittsburgh NCECA. I'm thinking pics of the shows not necessary =
demos. Not sure about copyright law.
I think if we had a standard title listing format, that would make it =
easier to find stuff.
Perhaps the word CLAYART, and/or NCECA, '08 in the title would make it =
easy to find and to separate from past/future NCECA's.
Frank Gaydos on fri 18 jan 08
I was thinking how we can use this new technology to our (Clayarters) =
advantage
.
The youtube site appears to be a natural to upload any video taken at =
the Pittsburgh NCECA. I'm thinking pics of the shows not necessary =
demos. Not sure about copyright law.
I think if we had a standard title listing format, that would make it =
easier to find stuff.
Perhaps the word CLAYART, and/or NCECA, '08 in the title would make it =
easy to find and to separate from past/future NCECA's.
I never posted to youtube so maybe someone with experience posting can =
agree or disagree with this format idea.
What do you all think?
Frank Gaydos
"I feel so miserable without you; it's almost like having you here." - =
Stephen Bishop
Digital Studio on fri 18 jan 08
If I was going to post a video from NCECA, I'd put NCECA in the title.
Then when you're uploading, you can choose to type in tags that will
make your video show up in searches. You could put in ceramics,
conference, pottery, throwing, etc. Or, you could make a Clayart Youtube
account and put them all there.
Frank Gaydos wrote:
> I was thinking how we can use this new technology to our (Clayarters) advantage
> .
> The youtube site appears to be a natural to upload any video taken at the Pittsburgh NCECA. I'm thinking pics of the shows not necessary demos. Not sure about copyright law.
>
> I think if we had a standard title listing format, that would make it easier to find stuff.
>
> Perhaps the word CLAYART, and/or NCECA, '08 in the title would make it easy to find and to separate from past/future NCECA's.
>
> I never posted to youtube so maybe someone with experience posting can agree or disagree with this format idea.
>
> What do you all think?
>
> Frank Gaydos
>
> "I feel so miserable without you; it's almost like having you here." - Stephen Bishop
>
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Lisa Skeen on sat 19 jan 08
Frank,
I don't get to go either, so I was hoping YOU'd do it, LOL. I sure hope
SOMEBODY will.
L. P. Skeen http://www.living-tree.net
Living Tree Pottery
Summerfield, NC
> -------- Original Message --------
> Subject: Re: You Tube Project NCECA
> From: Frank Gaydos
> Date: Sun, January 20, 2008 12:52 am
> To: CLAYART@LSV.CERAMICS.ORG
> Lisa,
> I was actually thinking along the lines of 'happenings' in the Clayart Room
> and some scans of the the cups on display for starters. It's a new medium so
> please explore. Kinda like seeing what we are missing by not being there.
> Frank
> ----- Original Message -----
> From: "L. P. Skeen"
> To:
> Sent: Friday, January 18, 2008 9:50 PM
> Subject: Re: You Tube Project NCECA
> Frank, I think it's a faboo idea, if you can get the show organizers to
> agree. Youtube is easy to use; I've posted one video there. Also I think
> any demos in the Clayart room would be good for videos.
> Thanks
> Lisa
> ----- Original Message -----
> From: Frank Gaydos
> I was thinking how we can use this new technology to our (Clayarters)
> advantage
> .
> The youtube site appears to be a natural to upload any video taken at the
> Pittsburgh NCECA. I'm thinking pics of the shows not necessary demos. Not
> sure about copyright law.
> I think if we had a standard title listing format, that would make it
> easier to find stuff.
> Perhaps the word CLAYART, and/or NCECA, '08 in the title would make it
> easy to find and to separate from past/future NCECA's.
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Frank Gaydos on sun 20 jan 08
Lisa,
I was actually thinking along the lines of 'happenings' in the Clayart Room
and some scans of the the cups on display for starters. It's a new medium so
please explore. Kinda like seeing what we are missing by not being there.
Frank
----- Original Message -----
From: "L. P. Skeen"
To:
Sent: Friday, January 18, 2008 9:50 PM
Subject: Re: You Tube Project NCECA
Frank, I think it's a faboo idea, if you can get the show organizers to
agree. Youtube is easy to use; I've posted one video there. Also I think
any demos in the Clayart room would be good for videos.
Thanks
Lisa
----- Original Message -----
From: Frank Gaydos
I was thinking how we can use this new technology to our (Clayarters)
advantage
.
The youtube site appears to be a natural to upload any video taken at the
Pittsburgh NCECA. I'm thinking pics of the shows not necessary demos. Not
sure about copyright law.
I think if we had a standard title listing format, that would make it
easier to find stuff.
Perhaps the word CLAYART, and/or NCECA, '08 in the title would make it
easy to find and to separate from past/future NCECA's.
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Lisa Skeen on sun 20 jan 08
Sorry y'all, I thought Frank had sent that to me privately or I would
have chopped off all that crap at the bottom.
L. P. Skeen http://www.living-tree.net
Living Tree Pottery
Summerfield, NC
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