And to conclude the series, here’s part 4 of 4 of the fan video I filmed at the 2002 Slam City Jam, in Vancouver, BC, Canada.
Audio: Straight Up, licensed from ibaudio.com.
Probably not the best one in the series (my faves are #2 and #3), but I had some raw footage left. :)
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This short video shows how to build a very basic puzzle, with and for [your] kids, out of any non-toxic scrap wood and just a few simple tools.
It takes less than 15 minutes, not including drawing time, and the kids love it.
My kids and I have made dozens of those in the last few years, some a lot more elaborate than what is sampled in this video, but the basic concept and techniques are the same.
And the first person to laugh at my narrative skills gets hit on the head.
WHAAACK. Dam’it, I laughed at myself… ;P
Here is part 3 of 4 of the fan video I filmed at the 2002 Slam City Jam, in Vancouver, BC, Canada.
Audio: No Deal, licensed from ibaudio.com.
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What do you do when you go from a potentially bleak staffing situation to seeing the light at the end of the tunnel, with good prospects showing up at the last minute and everything starting to click into place and make sense?
Well, you giggle like a little girl.
So without further due: giggle giggle giggle!
Ouch, a bald n’ bearded little girl… That’s some scary stuff right there! ;)
Yes, it’s premature, but I needed the relief regardless.
This is part 2 of 4 of the fan video I filmed at the 2002 Slam City Jam, in Vancouver, BC, Canada.
Audio: Sour Grape, licensed from ibaudio.com.
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