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Sukhjit: What is a Tweetup? Come see for yourself!

  • justG · 7 months ago
    Looks like you're having a lot of fun, Sukhjit. Did @amerjit not want to join in also? Anyway, thanks for sharing the highlights of your tweetup with us. =)
  • sukhjit · 7 months ago
    @justG You are the lucky first comment! Thank you so much!
  • hawaii · 7 months ago
    Fun stuff!
  • sukhjit · 7 months ago
    @hawaii thanks for the Aloha spirit!
  • chaeseco · 7 months ago
    awesome. good video. to this day, I have yet to go to a philly tweetup. I always find out about them after or as they're happening in the city. regardless, thanks for sharing!
  • sukhjit · 7 months ago
    @chaeseco So glad you got to meet the folks at the Honolulu Tweetup!
  • chaeseco · 7 months ago
    @sukhjit warning it's a long rant; classic me :)
  • sukhjit · 7 months ago
    I have a lot to say about this comment, Alan. Will shoot you a video tomorrow. Funny, you know more than most people the struggle I go through and have gone through to make this vlog happen. It's a big gamble. Lots of work, investment of time and money from me and ... fingers crossed that it will lead to a stable career. We'll talk more tomorrow. I'm very thankful for your comments support! =) --sukhjit
  • Olivier Balavoine · 7 months ago
    I loved it!!
    Well done Sukhjit, Quel Talent!!!
    @+
    Olivier
  • sukhjit · 7 months ago
    Thanks for the comment @balavoine!
  • yickth · 7 months ago
    Good one Sukhjit! I liked your reflection at 3:06 giving the interview while holding the cam. Nice (unintended?) touch. Nice production. Yeah... :)
  • sukhjit · 7 months ago
    Thoughts on production of the video, being part of the story.
  • rachaeljoy · 7 months ago
    It wasn't that long ago that i didn't know what a tweetup was so I think this is a great idea for a video! Mucho aloha to everyone there and viva vivacious Sukhjit!
  • sukhjit · 7 months ago
    @rachaeljoytv thanks for the comment and the ReTweet of the video! Miss you!
  • madmarv · 7 months ago
    Finally put my video and photos together. Here's the link to my Flickr set:

    http://www.flickr.com/photos/madmarv/sets/72157...
  • sukhjit · 7 months ago
    @madmarv thank you for sharing your video and pics!
  • ColinSato · 7 months ago
    Hi Sukhjit. We tweeted a bit about this but I wanted to say how well your video came out. I know from your bio that you're a former producer, but I'm guessing that this doesn't include editing. As someone else mentioned, good editing should be invisible to most viewers. Maybe a good vblog idea is a short 'how to edit' video? Not an instructional clip, but more of a 'I chose this to go here because..." type of entry.

    As I mentioned, I've been using Vegas (now using 8 Pro) for editing, this is a pretty pricey program, but new users can use Vegas Movie Studio for under $100. My youtube page (user name:satoauto) has mostly cats and cars, but there is also a video I made for a friend who passed away. His family is in Ohio and unable to travel here. My own webpage has all the videos I've made including ones to introduce some of the cars we sell. Thanks again for the great video on tweetups!
  • sukhjit · 7 months ago
    @colinsato
  • ColinSato · 7 months ago
    I agree with everything you said. The getting the story, flow and pacing right makes it so much more watchable for the viewer - even if they don't know WHY it's watchable. In the S2000 documentary, I wanted to make a video about Honda history but mostly about my friends, their cars and the social aspect of owning them. I sat everyone down in a park and we talked about the car. Its a long video, probably the longest I ever made, but it tells a story and was my 'gift' to the owner community. The memorial video is much shorter, told with stills (all I had) and our video on Kauai. He was actually a customer who became a friend.

    I wanted to make a video reply, and I signed up with seesmic. Unfortunately, I don't have a webcam. I've got two video cameras, and 4 still cameras so I've got to see if its possible to adapt one of these as a makeshift webcam. (another 'how to' idea?).
  • disposablepal · 7 months ago
    Seesmic video reply from Disqus.
  • sukhjit · 7 months ago
    @disposablepal Yay! Good job going to the gym. Been reading that a lot in your tweets. Proud of you!
  • T.J. Walia · 7 months ago
    Hey Sukhjit,

    Great site you have. I accidently ran into your site via Twitter, and I’m glad I did. I’ve learnt so much from your site today. I had no idea what Tweetup was, and now I'm planning on arranging one in my area.

    Thanks again for the very informative site.

    I'll be visiting again,

    T.J. Walia
    http://tjwalia.blogspot.com/
    http://twitter.com/twalia
  • sukhjit · 7 months ago
    Hey T.J.

    Thank you so much for the visit! I'm so glad you stumbled upon my vlog! How are the tweetup plans coming along!?

    Sukhjit
  • Brad Coy · 7 months ago
    Hey Sukhjit!

    Love this post for two reasons. One: the first time you and I met F2F, It was at a tweet up. Two: I'm going to Hawaii next month and now I'm feeling the Island love. Awesome.
  • big_brother · 3 months ago
    Nice piece. But the audio is ROUGH and next time you might think about switching up the music a little. Shortly before you hit the 3 minute mark, that never-ending, guitar tune becomes just torturous. BUT as I said... it was a nice piece!
  • sukhjit · 3 months ago
    Ha! Thank you... and yes you are soooo right about the audio and the music track. I'm learning and growing and audio is an art... without a doubt. I actually really enjoy adding music to my vlog, but unfortunately it can end up being the last thing I do and have the least amount of time for. Do you happen to have any suggestions on where I can find some good free music? This track was from Garageband... Thanks for leaving a comment and for the feedback. --sukhjit

    PS the audio is just what was recorded by the flipcam.. no external mic!