Inspired by Ben Grey‘s December 7th post, “Challenging Seconds,” I’ve opted for a sixty second video this year in lieu of a family Christmas Card. Following the rules outlined by Ben, this is a 60in60 video:
- 60 images
- 1 second per image (total of 60 seconds)
- The video tells a story
Merry Christmas and Happy Holidays from the Fryers in Oklahoma City!
(cross-posted from Learning Signs, our family learning blog)
Artist: Steven Curtis Chapman
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Comments
One response to “2011 in 60 Seconds [60in60 video]”
Great video! Thank you for the idea of making a Christmas video in lieu of a card. I read your post (and Ben Grey’s challenge) the day before yesterday and put this video together for our friends and family:
http://youtu.be/1vipsGyUY3A
I couldn’t edit it down to 60 seconds, but here is my 60 in 60 version that I posted on Ben Grey’s blog:
http://youtu.be/FYyerF4M1D4
(The artist in both videos is Cursed Arrows, doing a cover of John Lennon’s ‘Happy Xmas’)
Thank you for sharing your work with the world. I appreciate your opinions and insight on current issues in education, your awesome classroom ideas, and helpful tutorials (I started playing around with ifttt yesterday as well). 🙂