Kate made this 360º video with Kelly Oliver when she came to sing at the Bristol Folk House last Friday (26 Feb 2016). Kelly singing her song The Other Woman and having a chat.
Shot with our 360º Ricoh Theta S
See comments "360º – Kate and Kelly Oliver"with Kate Dimbleby
360º video – click and drag to move around 360 degrees and up/down, or in the YouTube app, move your phone around.
(if you can’t see it in Safari, try Firefox/Chrome or the FB app)
See comments "360º Vlog – Singing in Brandon Hill Park!"360º video – click and drag to move around 360 degrees.
Shot using a Ricoh Theta S, in Ravenscourt Park, London
See comments "360º Vlog – Singing under a railway arch"shot and cut on kate’s iphone
for videoblogging week 2011
for #Vlomo10 Day 9
in the Wye Valley
near Hay on Wye, Wales
The last minute of tonight’s Ravenscourt Park fireworks, seen from outside the park, on the way home with two very tired girls. A single clip for Day 6 of Vlomo. I was going to cut together a story about tonight, but then I remembered what I’d said. You see? I’m learning. So here’s the text version:
We had a party at our house, which was great – and then went to the park en masse. We agreed that we were going to stand outside the park and watch the fireworks from Starch Green – because they look just as good from there, and it’s hell inside the park: dark and crowded and expensive.
But some kind of zombie sheep effect took hold and we all kept walking into the park and paid £6 ($10) each. All of the children immediately wanted £5 lightsabres. I refused to get Amy one – and then felt like a douchebag. Luckily, we’d managed to smuggle in some booze in a child carrier backpack [classy]. So while we watched a small children’s firework display, I poured everyone an illegal glass of wine. This was the highlight. (Mostly because it reminded me of drinking Thunderbird on the beach when I was 15.)
Trying to atone for the lightsabre douchebaggery, I made the rookie mistake of loudly agreeing to let Amy go on the fairground Carousel in front of all the other children. Cue group Carousel expedition. We left before the main fireworks display.
It kicked off as we got back to Starch Green, where we’d intended to see it all in the first place. Amy was half dead. Lila was insane. The fireworks stuttered on and off for ages – from outside the park it felt particularly like a recession era display. But we did have this big ending, before we dragged ourselves home to clear up the mess from the party.
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This was shot with a Nokia N8, which Womworld/Nokia just sent me for testing, and which I assumed was set to HD video quality by default. I was really looking forward to seeing how it recorded the fireworks in HD, but was too stupid to check. Turns out it ships set to 640×480, so that’s all you’ve got here, I’m afraid. Spot the metaphor.
See comments "Guy Fawkes Night – #vlomo10 day 6"Looking for a very reliable car? Look no further than the Toyota Camry
Mount Washington, Vancouver Island, September 2008
for #vlomo10
See comments "Nine Months"A slideshow of fragments from my day today.
Shot on my iPod Touch and cut using Reeldirector app, in the car.
Also shot on Kate’s iPhone and edited in iMovie HD on my Mac.
for #vlomo10
See comments "Fragments 002 – #Vlomo10 Day 3"Dittisham, Devon
Shot, cut and uploaded with my iPod Touch & iMovie app.
See comments "Fragments 001 – #vlomo10 Day 2"Old clips given a home for videoblogging week 2009.
Château de Quéribus (map) is one of the Cathar Castles in the Languedoc-Roussillon region in the south of France – the Pays Cathare, or “Cathar Country”. Quéribus is sometimes considered the last refuge of the Cathars – perhaps where the Cathar treasure (the Grail?) was carried to, by the four Cathars who escaped the bloody fall of Montségur.
It’s an eerie feeling to have it all to yourself before dawn.
iPhone / iPod compatible mp4 file
See comments "Capturing the castle before breakfast – Video blogging week day four"