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Jun. 19th, 2005 01:59 pmOne thing I'll say about Games People Play over Your Move Games: they know their board games. The kid behind the counter at YMG hadn't even heard of Shadows over Camelot when I dropped in yesterday, but the woman who just now answered the phone at GPP could tell me immediately when they expected their first copy in. (Next week.)
(To be fair, some people at YMG are a little more tabletop-aware. The mohawked cashier complimented my taste when I picked up Memoir '44 from them a few months ago, and another employee cared enough to regularly attend MLGN. But that any person who works there literally said "Uhh-h-h... what's that?" to me about what's surely the most anticipated new board game this year? Buh.)
I spent much of yesterday editing the Princes of Florence shoot, enough so that I finally have a ~10-minute long draft. It's OK, and no better. The footage is pretty mediocre, along several axes. We'll be that much smarter for next time. Actually, I think the next time will look much better; I'm chalking this one up to practice, even though it's more than enough to earn me my SCAT broadcast certification.
Ahh, next time: I am tentatively planning another shoot sometime on the weekend of July 8. Going to see about equipment availability tomorrow (when I'm also going to submit my finished cert tape, woohoo). I am currently thinking that we will play two different board games, which will let two people swap out between manning the camera and playing. I will probably do camera for at least one of the games.
Will post a casting call with more definite information later.
(To be fair, some people at YMG are a little more tabletop-aware. The mohawked cashier complimented my taste when I picked up Memoir '44 from them a few months ago, and another employee cared enough to regularly attend MLGN. But that any person who works there literally said "Uhh-h-h... what's that?" to me about what's surely the most anticipated new board game this year? Buh.)
I spent much of yesterday editing the Princes of Florence shoot, enough so that I finally have a ~10-minute long draft. It's OK, and no better. The footage is pretty mediocre, along several axes. We'll be that much smarter for next time. Actually, I think the next time will look much better; I'm chalking this one up to practice, even though it's more than enough to earn me my SCAT broadcast certification.
Ahh, next time: I am tentatively planning another shoot sometime on the weekend of July 8. Going to see about equipment availability tomorrow (when I'm also going to submit my finished cert tape, woohoo). I am currently thinking that we will play two different board games, which will let two people swap out between manning the camera and playing. I will probably do camera for at least one of the games.
Will post a casting call with more definite information later.