OK, things are moving along swimmingly. New site construction is underway, the ‘Thank You’ music video has been well received, our research fellow draws a step closer to starting in earnest – life is good. Don’t let anyone tell you otherwise.
Principle Footage ‘Thank You’ Music Video
OK, we’ve just finished filming the principle footage for the projectHOPE music video. I’ll be sending off the raw capture to our video editor today. Before we did the last takes, Danny and I randomly checked out the documentary footage shot by Stanley Kubrick’s daughter during the filming of ‘The Shining’. Magical stuff, especially with the commentary on. It was on the now defunct HD DVD for the same, but I think you can find the documentary (sans commentary, sadly) online on YouTube.
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23 360’s Courtesy of HOPE!
Hey all – my apologies for not keeping this blog up to date. There’s been a ton of news regarding projectHOPE – so much so, I don’t quite no where to begin. My last post detailed some of the issues relating to the installation 23 Xbox360’s on one of the pediatric wings of John Hopkins hospital – well, thanks to the ceaseless efforts of the team, that installation can be chalked up as a success – the consoles are in and kids are playing them, yesseriie Bob! We’re still working out networking permissions, but with an institution as large as the Hopper, this is understandable. I’m going to drip feed the events of the past few months because one post simply wouldn’t do justice. Here are some highlights, tho: new website coming, frikken sweet online graphic novel coming, the mother of all fund-raisers, Comic-Con, and the launch of the HOPE merch store – dewds, this party just got real.
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John Steven’s Pub Meetup
HOPE Install – Jan 13-14th 2008
OK team – nice work with the install. We met up at the always impressive John Steven pub in Fells Point in Baltimore (the curried scallops were unreal!) and worked through the logistics of both the coming year in addition to the particulars of the install on the 9th floor of the pediatric floor at Hopkins. Met up the following day with Bill Bohns who proved pivotal with the particulars of the install. Unfortunately, I wasn’t able to meet up with other key individuals that made this install possible – Patrice Brylske, Joe Green, Elizabeth Shaughnessy, Francis Russell, Lisa Huber, Tiffany Button and Steve Sears. Regardless, our gratitude knows no bounds!
For those of you who want the nitty-gritty particulars, we’ll be posting the videos of the install shortly!
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NerdcoreLearning AMSA 2009
I spell awesome AMSA (american medical student assn). Francis and I are at AMSA 2009, meeting with some super cool med students, who also happen to be awesome at Guitar Hero. Come by our booth and say the phrase, ‘Nerd is the Nu Cool.’ and get a free calendar or t-shirt.