What if the camera was recording and documenting your every move? Would you do things differently? This concept has become fairly commonplace with the “reality tv” phenomenon, but it doesn’t seem to be causing people to behave better or be more productive. I’ve noticed when I interview people, often times the subject begins to forget that the camera is there, which generally produces a better and more honest documentary. Honesty may not always be better in a prolonged setting. Would I actually get more work done if the camera was always on me or would I begin to forget it was there in time?
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I'm in a funk and need to get out. I have no problem watching a movie a day, but find it more and more difficult to get my video projects done. Work or scheduling issues seem to keep getting in the way. An artist I know set out on a project to make a drawing a day as a way to deal with these problems. I've decided to use a Flip camera and iMovie to make one short video sketch a day. Some narrative, some not, hopefully some interesting. We'll see what happens when there are no excuses.
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