Eric Paul Snowden is an artist and designer living in Brooklyn
Posts tagged with Video
10/15/2009
Designing iPhone apps using Adobe Flash CS5 and AIR
Arguably the biggest announcement from Adobe’s MAX conference last week was the (future) ability to create iPhone applications using Flash CS5. There were several sessions that materialized shortly after the announcement, but this session by Arno Gourdol was by far the most useful and practical. Check out the video below.
08/21/2009
The CD case as musical instrument
A pretty interesting marketing idea from musician Moldover, a San Francisco based artist who has made his CD case just as desirable as the music itself. Using knowledge of custom circuits, he made the case for his CD into a crude theremin. Check out the YouTube video below.
08/05/2009
Ustream iPhone Recorder Application
Ustream launched their long awaited video recording app today on the iPhone. While it doesn’t support live video (what Ustream is known for) it is still full of great options. You can share your videos on Ustream, Facebook, Twitter and YouTube as well as managing your Ustream account on the go. Check it out here.
07/27/2009
YouTube – Vendor Client Relationship
Anyone who has ever worked in creative services has run into clients like these. It’s funny cause it’s true. I wonder how many other service based professions run into similar issues?
05/27/2009
Did you know?
An amazing video containing some pretty daunting facts. A great marriage of content and style.
03/13/2009
Diddy explains Twitter to Ellen DeGeneres
Not EVERYTHING he says is exactly correct, but it’s a pretty entertaining explaination of Twitter that anyone can understand. It’s a little old (almost a week) and it’s amazing to see how Ellen’s numbers skyrocketed after this program aired.
09/12/2008
Atlantic Records Businessweek video
There was an article published in Businessweek today about how record companies are adapting to meet the new challenges we are facing, and how MySpace music is part of that strategy. In the video at the top of the screen it shows the lab at Atlantic Records where most of our new media work is [...]
