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On 14/06/13 23:16, Guido Arnold wrote:
I think so too. My only concern is how we can motivate enough people to get it really rolling. Should we make it a competition with a price at the end?
Hum, I am hoping we wont need to as it feels a bit "fun Dad" (you know this expression?) - I think we need to keep it shrouded in mystery. what I am thinking about is how many clips we would need to get before it had a feeling of viability and before anything clever could be made from the footage.
I am thinking maybe 30 to 50 clips would be really ideal, with maybe 20 of these actively trying to tell a story of some kind and the rest can just be random dramatic speech, like people saying "oh no" and "dum dum dum" or something.
I think I could get 10 of these short clips myself from family and friends at a party I am having soon, and then I could do 1 of the story clips myself too. If everyone in the office did one short clip each and the office did one longer one too...
that's 15 ish short clips and 2 longer ones.
That's a very good start right?
I think free software events and group meetings would be a good place to get the longer ones. That way there can be a "director" and the actors can just join in for fun. Less planning!
I am pretty sure I could get a few out of the FLOSSIE conf in September however its a bit to far away. Can you think of any other methods that we could use get some good clips?
I am really glad you like the idea!
Best
Anna
Greetings, Guido
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