Prophecy by Laundryman (live) – Vancouver electronic music jam June 17th 2012

Here’s Vancouver electronic music band Laundryman laundrymanmusic.com with a live practice / performance of their new original song “Prophecy”.

**** For a free MP3 download of this track, please visit: gpeters.com/tracks/laundryman-june-17-2012/

Laundryman is:

Jason Knight, Roland Octapad and Ableton Live Laptop + iPad.
youtube.com/jasonknightfilms

Geoff Peters, Roland Gaia SH-01 Analog Modelling synthesizer.
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Our band’s website is laundrymanmusic.com

We’re available for live electronic music performances in the Vancouver BC Canada area. We enjoy performing in public shows, or at special events in restaurants, cafes, cocktail receptions, weddings, and even laundrymats!

Thanks for watching!
Cheers,
Geoff and Jason
laundrymanmusic.com

Technical notes:
Video recorded with Sony Cybershot DSC-HX9V camera in 1080p 30p.
Audio recorded live from room using Zoom H1 in 48khz 24 bit.
Audio processed (mastered?) using Audacity. Used Equalization, Amplify, SC4 compressor, W1 Limiter (Betabugs Gui).
Video edited using Adobe Premiere Pro CS5.5 on a Windows 7 Dell PC (Intel i7 and USB 3.0 for a faster workflow).

This music is available for use in Short Films, Student Projects, and for non profit organizations. Please email info@laundrymanmusic.com with the subject “Music Request” if you’re interested in using this recording for your project.

Theory of Video Editing – why I love video editing, by Geoffmobile.com

Geoff from geoffmobile.com talks about why he loves video editing, and about the process of video editing.

Discussion about:
-Shooting ratio
-Reviewing the raw footage
-Working with the director
-Rough cut
-Fine cut
-The musical rhythm of video cutting
-How do you decide when to cut?
-Speed of cutting vs. speed of information delivery
-Walter Murch: Discussion about how video editing is similar to writing poetry.
-The joy of video editing: short projects vs. long projects
-Benefits of working in a creative field: joy of creation, and sharing.

Thanks for watching!
Please subscribe :)

Cheers,
Geoff
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Technical notes:
Camera: Sony Cybershot DSC-HX9V
Audio: Zoom H1 with on-board mic.
Edited with Adobe Premiere Pro CS5.5 on a Windows 7 Dell PC (Intel i7 and USB 3.0 for a faster workflow).
Audio synced with video using Pluraleyes by Singular Software.

Music by Laundryman laundrymanmusic.com used with permission.

A Birds in the House Production
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How to make Tabouli Wrap with Hummus, Tomato, Cucumber

Tony from realmeneatgreen.com is back with another recipe. This time it’s a fresh ‘n tasty Tabbouleh (Tabouli) Wrap with Hummus, Tomato, and Cucumber.

For part 1, to see how to make the Tabouleh / Tabouli, please view:

I’m a big fan of portable food. This twist on the classic Arab tabbouleh uses barley instead of bulgar wheat. Barley makes it extra chewy and satisfying — perfect as a side for an al fresco meal or stuff it in a fresh wrap alongside cucumbers, tomatoes, red peppers and hummus.
For the full recipe and ingredients list, please visit:
www.realmeneatgreen.com/?p=302

If you enjoyed this video, please like, comment, and subscribe! :)

For more recipes and thoughts on sustainable eating please visit realmeneatgreen.com

This video was produced in cooperation with Birds in the House Productions. Please visit them at:
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Host:
Tony Ho realmeneatgreen.com

Camera / Editing:
Geoff Peters birdsinthehouse.com

Opening Music: “Saturday’s Song” by Jared Richardson, used with permission.
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Closing Music: “Joy” by Geoff Peters Trio, used with permission.
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Technical notes:
Video Recorded on a Canon EOS T2i (Rebel 550d) with Canon 17-85mm IS lens, Magic Lantern Unified, Technicolor Cinestyle.
Audio recorded on a Motu 8-Pre / Macbook and processed with Audacity (used SC4 Compressor and W1 Limiter plugins).
Video Edited with Adobe Premiere Pro CS5.5 on a Windows 7 Dell PC (Intel i7 and USB 3.0 for a faster workflow).

Chef Trevor Bird — Top Chef Canada Competitor & Chef/Owner Fable Kitchen

Chef Trevor Bird talks about what it was like being on Top Chef Canada 2012, and about his new restaurant, Fable Kitchen, in Vancouver.

June 5th 2012, Vancouver BC Canada

An evening of speakers from the Vancouver food community. Presented by foodtalks.ca

Host:
Richard Wolak twitter.com/vanfoodster
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Speaker shown in this video:
Chef Trevor Bird — Top Chef Canada Competitor & Chef/Owner Fable Kitchen

Richard Wolak moderated the panel of speakers for the interactive Q & A.

Helen Stortini the Executive Director of Growing Chefs spoke about her fine organization and the charity we are supporting with our Food Talk series of events.

Event info:
vancouverfoodster.com/2012/06/06/food-talks-volume-1/

Video filmed and edited by Geoff Peters with Birds in the House Productions
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Closing music by Laundryman
www.laundrymanmusic.com

Also featured on
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Technical notes:
Camera: Sony Cybershot DSC-HX9V, manual White Balance, EV-1.0.
Audio: Sennheiser shotgun mic plugged into Zoom H1, audio was mastered in Audacity using High Pass Filter, SC4 Compressor, W1 Limiter.
Edited with Adobe Premiere Pro CS5.5 on a Windows 7 Dell PC (Intel i7 and USB 3.0 for a faster workflow).
Audio was synced with video using Pluraleyes from Singular Software.

Thanks for watching!
Please rate, comment, and subscribe.

Also be sure to visit vancouverfoodster.com for great content about the Vancouver and worldwide food scene.

Create, Connect, and Care – becoming empowered through engaging with a community

Geoff Peters from geoffmobile.com gives an inspiring speech as part of his Toastmasters “Competent Communicator” Speech # 10.

Presented at Vancouver Toastmasters Club 59 tmclub59.com on June 25th 2012, in Kitsilano, Vancouver, BC, Canada.

Synopsis:

Have you ever felt powerless as an individual?

I am going to show you three ways YOU can be the person who sparks a movement, or the citizen who raises awareness and makes the world a better place. The three ways are: Create, Connect, and Care.

Toastmasters gives you power – the power to communicate, the power to listen, the power to lead. But none of this would exist if Ralph Smedley hadn’t done the first step – CREATE.

It is easier than ever to connect with others who share the same interests or goals.
Websites such as Toastmasters.org, Facebook, Meetup, Twitter, or even Youtube allow people to CONNECT.

But let’s say you created a community, and you connected with some amazing people, and you’re all fired up to go out and do something. All this energy and all this power you have is only good if you actually CARE about having a positive impact on the world.

You may be concerned about something in the world.
Do you want to save the environment? Do you care about the rights and freedoms of minorities? Do you care about helping people in your community?

You’ve taken the first step through Toastmasters of getting the power to speak and listen. Bring your Toastmasters skills back into the community and start making a difference.

After you Create a community with similar interests or goals, you can Connect with others, and then you must direct this energy towards something you really Care about.

Through the new tools and leverage available to us today, it has never been easier to start a revolution.
Join us.

Special Thanks:
Vancouver Toastmasters Club 59 tmclub59.com
T. Anthony for filming me,
Linda D. for being meeting chair and for introducing me.

Tech notes:
Audio was processed using Audacity. (Used high pass filter, equalization, noise removal, sc4 compressor, and w1 limiter Betabugs gui)
Video was edited with Adobe Premiere Pro CS5.5 on a Windows 7 Dell PC (Intel i7 and USB 3.0 for a faster workflow).

A Birds in the House Production
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For more videos from Geoff Peters please subscribe and check out geoffmobile.com

Have a great day :)
Cheers,
Geoff