Wednesday, August 18, 2010
Saturday, August 14, 2010
The Supervillain Project
The videos that follow are my latest project. More to come.
Hope you enjoy.
Hope you enjoy.
Labels:
directing,
media,
supervillain
Friday, April 23, 2010
Friday, March 26, 2010
Andrew Miller comes to Flagler College
In case you missed his presentation, Andrew Miller, owner of Andrew Miller Consulting, talked about turning your passion into a career with social media.
Here is a link to his blog discussing it.
Here is a link to his blog discussing it.
Labels:
academia
Friday, February 12, 2010
Wednesday, February 3, 2010
Twitting
I really am getting on a roll with this.
I know, ignoring one creative outlet for a different one.
Prof_Matthew
I know, ignoring one creative outlet for a different one.
Prof_Matthew
Labels:
good times,
lousy blogger
Friday, January 29, 2010
My Take: Video Game Review
Anyone can tell you if you should play a game or not. What works and what doesn't. But while I'm very opinionated, does that sound educational? I'm all about the educational. So instead I'm going to focus on what I learned about the world and myself while playing a particular game.
First up, Batman: Arkham Asylum.
Batman is awesome. We all know that. Anybody who doubts this probably should not be my friend because I'm going to question your judgment on just about everything. Sure, I'm not as obsessed about him as some people. But I get the attraction. And that doesn't even bring Julie Newmar as Catwoman and her influence on me.
This game is the first I've played where you feel at least a little like you're putting on the cowl.
What I learned: Why would any human being actually live in Gotham if you had the chance or means to get the hell out? If you think crime is high in your city, at least it isn't so overrun with serial killers that the you need a psychotic just to try to keep them in line. Batman is the best case scenario. That's messed up, yo.
Think about it. Twins in Gotham? Targets. Rich people? Targets. Stand up comedians? Targets. Beautiful people? Targets. Birthday on a holiday? Target. Very smart? Target. Heck, have a love of hats? Target.
And this doesn't count the number of sociopaths who just target everybody.
Probably more folks don't leave because they can't get anyone stupid enough to take over their mortgages.
That said, this game is so much fun. Best Batman Game Ever. Mark Hamill rocks. Art is great. Final boss fight disappoints but getting there is more than worth it.
But it needs Catwoman.
First up, Batman: Arkham Asylum.
Batman is awesome. We all know that. Anybody who doubts this probably should not be my friend because I'm going to question your judgment on just about everything. Sure, I'm not as obsessed about him as some people. But I get the attraction. And that doesn't even bring Julie Newmar as Catwoman and her influence on me.
This game is the first I've played where you feel at least a little like you're putting on the cowl.
What I learned: Why would any human being actually live in Gotham if you had the chance or means to get the hell out? If you think crime is high in your city, at least it isn't so overrun with serial killers that the you need a psychotic just to try to keep them in line. Batman is the best case scenario. That's messed up, yo.
Think about it. Twins in Gotham? Targets. Rich people? Targets. Stand up comedians? Targets. Beautiful people? Targets. Birthday on a holiday? Target. Very smart? Target. Heck, have a love of hats? Target.
And this doesn't count the number of sociopaths who just target everybody.
Probably more folks don't leave because they can't get anyone stupid enough to take over their mortgages.
That said, this game is so much fun. Best Batman Game Ever. Mark Hamill rocks. Art is great. Final boss fight disappoints but getting there is more than worth it.
But it needs Catwoman.
Labels:
good times,
video games
Monday, January 25, 2010
Busy elsewhere
No posts because I've been so busy expanding the fictional world I'm creating on Twitter.
Right now we're in the midst of some fictional job hunts, dealing with the aftermath of an attempted demon summoning, waiting on the unveiling of the engineering department's giant robot, and I'm about to start discussing the school's athletic endeavors.
Yes, I'm a nerd and easily amused. This is a surprise to you at this point?
I've got some video game "reviews" I'm going to post here soon. Once I finish my fourth play through of Borderlands that is.
Right now we're in the midst of some fictional job hunts, dealing with the aftermath of an attempted demon summoning, waiting on the unveiling of the engineering department's giant robot, and I'm about to start discussing the school's athletic endeavors.
Yes, I'm a nerd and easily amused. This is a surprise to you at this point?
I've got some video game "reviews" I'm going to post here soon. Once I finish my fourth play through of Borderlands that is.
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