400 km/h Driving Tour of Burnaby and Vancouver, BC, Canada (Music by Colin Pombo)

Here’s a driving tour of Burnaby and Vancouver BC Canada, sped up 8x and accompanied by the amazing music of Canadian musical artist, Colin Pombo.

www.myspace.com/colinpombo

The route:

Recorded at 8pm on May 10th 2011. I start at Kensington Shopping Plaza in Burnaby (on East Hastings Street), and drive West along Hastings all the way into Vancouver, through the Downtown Eastside and into the business district. I then turn left onto Burrard Street and drive south to Robson (famous shopping street) and then go along Robson all the way to Vancouver’s west end, where I explore Denman Street down to Davie, and then back past Burrard again down to Granville.

The music:

The music is Perceptions and Sea of Tranquility by Colin Pombo. Thank you so much Colin and friends for the amazing music, I am so glad to feature it here. You guys rock!!

The camera:

I placed my Sony Cybershot DSC-HX7V on my dash using a mini-tripod which I got from London Drugs. I then recorded the drive in 17 megabits per second 1080i (60i) using manual white balance that I calibrated to a 18% Grey Card. I then imported the video into Windows Live Movie Maker, sped up the clips 8x and then added Colin’s great music. I really like my Sony HX7V, which is the latest camera from Sony that just came out last month. It is currently $349 at London Drugs, a little point and shoot camera. As you can see the quality is really great – so much improved over last years models.

About me:

I’m Geoff Peters, a 29 year old software developer, jazz pianist, and videographer from Vancouver BC Canada. My video blog is called Geoffmobile and is at www.geoffmobile.com

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My review of The Graduate (2011, Arts Club Theatre Company) Vancouver BC Canada

Here is my video review of the Graduate, a play by the Arts Club Theatre Company being shown at the Granville Island Stage, April 14th to May 14th 2011.

Based on the story in the classic 1967 film The Graduate and the 1963 novel by Charles Webb. This is a wonderful piece of theatre that really showcases the amazing talents for the arts and the stage that Vancouver has to offer. I highly recommend seeing it.

Directed by Lois Anderson, starring Camille Mitchell and Kayvon Khoshkam.

Visit the Arts Club Theatre Company’s web page:
www.artsclub.com/

Video review by GeoffMobile:
www.geoffmobile.com

Sandbar Seafood Restaurant in Vancouver (Granville Island)

Sandbar Seafood Restaurant
on Granville Island
1535 Johnston Street, Vancouver BC Canada
www.vancouverdine.com/theSandbar0experience.aspx

As featured on www.dineouthere.com

Shown in video:
-Margherita Pizza (Roma tomato sauce, mozzarella, fresh basil)
-Seafood Hot Pot (fish, prawn, scallop, mussels, clams)
-Linguini Vongole (manila clams, baby clams, garlic, parmesan)
-Great waterfront view of False Creek, underneath the Granville Bridge.

The food tasted awesome!! Thanks so much.

Filmed with Sony DSC-HX7V and edited in Windows Live Movie Maker.

The Sandbar Seafood Restaurant on Urbanspoon

Why is Zero so important? The history and origin of the word Zero. (etymology)

Viren from viren.ca talks about the etymology of the word zero, and why the concept of the zero is so important to modern advanced societies.

Filmed by GeoffMobile geoffmobile.com

Opening Music:
Honey Bee, Kevin MacLeod (incompetech.com) Licensed under Creative Commons “Attribution 3.0” creativecommons.org/licenses/by/3.0/

Thanks to Viren for the interesting insights!

Filmed on a Sony DSC-Hx7V and edited in Windows Live Movie Maker.