Therefore, my idea to shoot fifteen cooking videos to accompany my cookbook might sound slightly masochistic. When I formulated this idea I imagined I'd be teaching someone to cook in these videos - just like how I teach cooking classes - to live, real humans. To teach and talk straight into a blank, cold camera lens made me stiffen up faster than my videographer's lewd and lascivious tri-pod (you'll understand in a moment).
Enter the blooper reel. Put it this way: I've got lots of material because I keep screwing up. So, to put a pleasant twist on my deer in the headlights deep-freeze, my videographer keeps filming and sends me the blooper reel to ease my tension. We decided we'll keep them and post them at the end of every video. Here's the first. Enjoy.
bloopers from by.luuvu on Vimeo.
8 comments:
Funny!
Stop it! You are adorable!
I had to do video for a job application the other day - online! It was the most bizarre thing, but I figured I just needed to suck it up and do it (and there had to be folks who were bigger dorks than me, right?). God help me if they can see my bloopers.
Can't wait to see the rest!
I LOVE that. Especially you walking off screen in search of liquid courage. Can't wait for the book!
(my captcha: pangster - roll your own snark)
that you posted your bloopers makes me like you more. in the non creepy cool kinda way.
Loved the real bloopers, B. I too, can't stand being on camera. Luuvu has proof.
Thanks funny, I like! The camera can do funny thing to people :)
Encore!
My idea to shoot fifteen cooking videos to accompany my cookbook might sound slightly masochistic. When I formulated this idea I imagined I'd be teaching someone to cook in these videos - just like how I teach cooking classes.
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