Actor inside
David Rayden posts a quick blog article with a few pictures from the beginning of his interest in acting in a school play in 1977!
Tomatoes and time management?
Time and task management have always been a bit if a weakness of mine, but maybe the answer may have it’s origins in the kitchen!
“If you think education is expensive, try ignorance!”
Nature gave us powerful brains but didn’t provide us with a user manual. Consequently, far too many people fail to use their brains optimally, often with catastrophic consequences.
Working on a shoestring…
Being resourceful and making things happen on a shoestring is very rewarding in itself. A promotional film made in one day on a shoestring budget.
TEFL – The book doesn’t have a brain! Student production from “poor” materials.
David writes about one of the most common tips for new and inexperienced teachers: Getting the students speaking meaningful language.
Playing with a TARION slider
TARION were kind enough to let David play with their 60cm dolly slider, so he did a personal review. Useful video gear!
What’s the question? That’s the question.
David was inspired by a comment on a Facebook post to write an article about asking the right questions to acquire knowledge to help us in life.
EVF or Field monitor? – DSLR video
David writes about the benefits of using a field monitor for DSLR video, with a summary of some of the features you may want to look out for.
To flash or not to flash, that is the question.
David writes about whether to use flash in a bar setting and shows examples of the difference with and without flash.
Who’s watching you and what are you revealing?
David cautions about online social media with a reminder to use the privacy and security settings available.