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Zeddemore Rants: Clash of the Teen Titans (Remix)

September 2, 2010

I edited this for a friend who does a review show over on blip.tv.

Check out his blog as well.

Podcast 205: Ends With Death

August 30, 2010

Craig and martin discuss gaming once more, from the Dreamcast to the current generation.

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Podcast 204: Hurrah for the 8-32 bits

August 23, 2010

Craig and I discuss gaming from our infancy to teenage years, including the C=64 loading times of doom, Sega’s folly, Nintendo’s bad decision making, Sony’s accidental triumph & the beast that was the SNES.

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Do not buy video cameras from ebay

August 22, 2010

Just got the Kodak Zi8. To test it out, i decided to talk about the horrible “no brand” digital video cameras you get on ebay.

Podcast 203: Versus Al Pacino & Bobby De Niro

August 15, 2010

Craig and Martin take on the old question of who is better and why. They compare recent roles and find mixed results, wonder what Ted Levine was doing in Heat to begin with, try to think of actors that come close to the level of Pacino and De Niro & much, much more.

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My Michael Jackson Tribute

July 9, 2010

When MJ died in 2009, i decided to make a tribute.

His music was good & the majority of his videos were too, but when i was a kid & watched Moonwalker, it was the Smooth Criminal video that blew my mind. The choreography, the lean, it was like magic captured on film. That video stuck with me & when i heard he died i watched it again & knew that if i was gonna do anything, it had to be the lean.

Most of the footage was unusable due to the camera i used, so i decided to take what i had & edit it together in windows movie maker. It was then that i remembered the Billie Jean effects. So i combined those two visual elements with my remix of Smooth Criminal & the end result is what you see above.

It’s cheesy & ridiculous at times, but it’s proof that windows movie maker is more useful than the majority would have you think.