Dave Huth

A universal cry. And why not for carp? This video is part of something called “Carp Caviar,” an annual videoblogging game hosted by the pointy noggin over at BottomUnion: http://www.bottomunion.com/blog/ Some say it’s about Carp. Some claim Caviar. I say, as with most things, it’s about Life. — Constructed entirely from Creatve Commons licensed photographs from flickr. Check it: http://www.flickr.com/creativecommons/

The election is approaching. Things are happening in the world. I have no idea what these people are trying to say to me. Many thanks to the good people at Media Matters.

THANK YOU, APPLE PHOTOBOOTH! Thanks also to Sticks, Dave P., Rich, Ben, Clark, Carolyn, Molly, and Brad who cheered us on. We just couldn’t stop.

“A person who performs the same action repeatedly, expecting each time for the outcome to be different, is hopelessly insane. A person who performs the same action repeatedly, hoping the outcome to be the same, is religiously content. Ritual is how we practice being who we want to be.” Sub,itted to Anthony’s “Conversation God” project.

Photography by Andrew Huth. Music By Kim Young Dong.

What began as a simple conversation with Devlon (“Hey, you know what I saw today that is really slow moving…?”), quickly grew to this madness. No animals were harmed in the making of this video. They were simply covered with mucus.

Since returning from Vloggercon, I’m filled me with excitement, ideas, and questions about the new medium of videoblogging. What will the future bring for creators and storytellers? I’m looking forward to the coming year.