I had this idea (Which I kind of stole from another person. But that's neither here nor there.). It involves a movie or sound file containing Christmas greetings from TFFers to the whole community. I'll explain exactly what it involves below. My question is, how many of you guys would be interested in doing this?
I'd need:
- A photo of you, or some other picture. 640 x 480 pixels in size.
- A sound clip of you giving your greeting. Say whatever you want, so long as it's not a speech.
Then I'd throw it all together into one nice movie file, and upload it to a host site. It will be zipped and passworded, so only those who are meant to see it are able to. If you could, resize the photo beforehand, but if you can't, I will for you. As for audio, you'll need a mic and a recording program such as Audacity. Or, use MSN to record a Voice Clip and save it. I'm also accepting movies now. =D
So, if you're interested, post in here and send the files to me at [email protected]. Tell me your User Name so I know who it is, and make the subject line "TFF Christmas Project". I'll make it if I get 10 or more people.
Get to it!
EDIT: This is going to go ahead now. I hope to have it done by the 31st of December, so if you could, start sending me files. ^_^
Here's a list of participants. I'll check your name off as I receive your stuff. =D
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Last edited by Doc Rocco; 12-22-2008 at 12:02 AM.
I'm definitely interested.
One thing though -
My microphone's fuxed. I can continue trying to make it work, or I can record a video and rip the audio off it. The only problem with that is that it has significantly inferior quality. Like, you can barely hear words clearly.
Sooo... Hm. ><
I've been on this site since 2006 woah
I don't know how to do audio... only videos
Oh.. I Luv to join this project.. just wait.. I'LL take a photo of me hoLding a piece of paper saying: "Merry Xmas TFF" that wouLd be funny! LoL! Or.. I couLd just draw a big present for aLL.. :-)
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I'd do it..if I had time and my house was quiet enough for me to do it =/
But it sounds like a great idea =D
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I'd love to do this and I have a camcorder so I can record myself then send you the video file if that's alright.
Well, you know I'm in.
Seems that a lot of people are wanting to do videos as well as the photo/voice thing. So if that seems to be the norm for what people do, I may make one of those as well. Convenient for time-limiting as my camera only records 30 seconds at a time. >>
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I wouldn't mind doing a video thing, either. I'm not sure if my mic device in my laptop is any good, but I'll give it a try.
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Well, I think we've got enough people to make a decent movie. And movies are just fine, so long as you can attach them. The only problem I saw with movies was attaching them to an email. Anyway, start sending your stuff in guys whether you've posted or not! Post any questions in here. Hopefully I can get this out around New Years, or earlier. ^^
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It'll be interesting to speak to the entire TFF community all at once. I should be able to piece this together this weekend.
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