Finally.

Not that it was hard or anything, just couldn’t be assed to do it. Too lazy, too much to do, etc.

Well, so anyway, now you get to see some of my movies, and hopefully I’ll be able to get my other movie, “The Pattern Movie” on, but so far just two.

The first is The Job, which was actually my first movie to begin with. The second is The Yellowest Days of our Lives.

I’m recruiting actors for my next movie, so stay tuned. If you’re willing to volunteer, please do. I’m about five actors short, so. This one’s big.
Have fun!

Update: The Job appears to have been uploaded incorrectly, I’ll fix it as soon as I get home. (Strange, because I used the exact same settings on both of them)

As some of you know, my (now yellowing) MacBook has a useful little feature - an iSight.

Unlike your usual webcam, the built-in iSight has one very obvious advantage. No, it’s not the resolution, it’s not the noise or lack of it, it’s just one tiny advantage that other cameras (including the FiweWire iSight) don’t have. It’s stuck to the actual machine.

True, while this is also a drawback, at the same time it keeps me from losing it, and keeps it portable, so basically, when I’m travelling around, my iSight comes with me.

This fact makes playing around with the iSight extremely inviting and helps you keep experimenting wherever you go. Resisting that temptation however can sometimes prove more difficult than you think.

One of the first photos i took with the iSight was a little photo of the newly purchased toy *ahem* educational device. After running Adium for a while and telling just about everyone about my brand new MacBook, I kept on getting requests from others to send them some photos. So that was the result of being a little lazy, and some sudden creativity.

Now that I take my MacBook with me just about everywhere I go, I discovered just how much fun you can have with just a camera. An occasional shot with a fellow student, or the usual shot of those few people who simply don’t want to be photographed (oh, those anti-social bastards). Hah, priceless.

Another interesting idea I had last month was to track the growth of my facial hair. However, the pressure from peers and relatives was too great and shaved it off after last weekend. I think I’ll do it again at some point, but for now, that’s all I got.

Keep voting, guys! I got a pretty good rating on my last photo, and I’m going to need your help again! Click here and vote “Premium Quality”. I could really use a 400D.