The other day I concluded that, in my effort to get the videos going again, I would just try to get into it and not worry about being totally perfect or professional in what I did. I managed to post my song, "Better Than Fritos," on YouTube last night. God, what an ordeal! I had to set up my room for recording the video, find out how to work the camera after not using it for a couple of years, learn how to import it on the latest version of iMovie, which had changed a LOT since I last used it. Learn how to trim six lousy seconds off of the end of the video, which took an act of Congress to learn how to do, and post it on YouTube, which took a little knowhow I had to learn on the fly as well.
It might be a bit harder than I anticipated for me to get into this video production because of the above things I listed having such difficulty with. I doubt I will get into it as much as I can get into making comics, but I guess I'll give it a try again today. First, rehearse the songs; second, prepare for the shoot; third, shoot the video; fourth, put the video into iMovie; fifth, edit as much as I can or need to edit; fifth, post it on YouTube. If I just rehearse the songs and nothing else today, that'll be fine.
That really attractive barista and I are in each other's socials on one platform. I don't see it as the keys to the kingdom, for myself. No more so than having Veronica's or Wanda's respective phone numbers back in the day automatically made either to them my girlfriend. Having this barista on my social media account is more of a responsibility on my part to not fuck that privilege up than a free ticket to ride, so to speak. That's about all I have to say on the subject of this barista and what all that situation might mean for me.
It might be a bit harder than I anticipated for me to get into this video production because of the above things I listed having such difficulty with. I doubt I will get into it as much as I can get into making comics, but I guess I'll give it a try again today. First, rehearse the songs; second, prepare for the shoot; third, shoot the video; fourth, put the video into iMovie; fifth, edit as much as I can or need to edit; fifth, post it on YouTube. If I just rehearse the songs and nothing else today, that'll be fine.
That really attractive barista and I are in each other's socials on one platform. I don't see it as the keys to the kingdom, for myself. No more so than having Veronica's or Wanda's respective phone numbers back in the day automatically made either to them my girlfriend. Having this barista on my social media account is more of a responsibility on my part to not fuck that privilege up than a free ticket to ride, so to speak. That's about all I have to say on the subject of this barista and what all that situation might mean for me.
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