Showing posts with label Home Videos. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Home Videos. Show all posts
Thursday, March 21, 2013
Ella's School Day
Wednesday, March 20, 2013
Saturday, February 02, 2013
Exploring 'Round the Netherlands Season 1 Episode 1
When we first started working on the series, I was planning on a half hour or so of fascinating entertainment, but, after much consideration and thought, for the sake of the audience's attention span, I reluctantly agreed to a 22 minute episode.
However, due to circumstances beyond our control, we had to half the content which we would be covering, so I toned down my goal to 15 minutes.
But as the week went by, I realized that I might have trouble of making a 10 minute, video, and I realized that I was actually having trouble making a 5 minute video.
And now, here is the grand premier of our TV show which is a 1:30 minute video!
Thursday, January 31, 2013
Exploring 'Round the Netherlands Sneak Peak
Hello! As you might have been informed, Abe is starring in his own TV show, Exploring 'Round the Netherlands and it premiers Saturday. We all can't wait, here at the Melkpad. However, if you can't wait, then we advise that you look at the sneak peak below.
Tuesday, September 04, 2012
Mia's Memories Episode 3: Almond Steamed Milk on a School Day
The third Mia's Memories episode is out! I can't believe, it, really. I do indeed, hope that you enjoy it thoroughly!
MiaSusan
Saturday, June 30, 2012
Mia's Memories: Season 1 Episode 2 Part 1/2
Dear friends,
I had it all planned out this morning: We were to all come downstairs like perfect little angels, help make pannenkoeken, eat them gracefully, and help clean up like perfect children. Next we would get freshened up, (although most of the "freshening would have been done while we were in our pajamas) and we would, while dressed in stylish wonders, go on a bike ride, and I would pull our little puggle in the doggy trailer. And naturally, I would be filming all of this.
It was all perfect, the only problem was that we dropped off our "little puggle" at a kennel so that we could go to Belgium. In terms of movie-making, this was a perfect chance for an interesting topic. I have only made one "episode" of my "TV show," but I was beginning to figure out that if I tried to plan what to film, where to film, and what interesting things we could do, it never happened because aside from my parents being the bosses, life, I have found, is too unpredictable for me to plan ahead.
I woke up this morning, hopeful for an interesting day, and my hopes became reality: our day was VERY interesting. But not all of my hopes were fulfilled. In the Belgium I had dreamed up, the entire reason we had went was to film, and although my parents were more than willing to stop to film, my actors were less excited, although cooperative.
I have come to find in blogging, movie making, and in plays, that my family members can never value the characters that they play more than the people they really are, and although very irksome at times, this is to be valued, I think.
All that is to say is that I learned a lot today, and although I hoped to present more today, life in my family cannot be tamed, and I have to "go with the flow" without resistance.
I had it all planned out this morning: We were to all come downstairs like perfect little angels, help make pannenkoeken, eat them gracefully, and help clean up like perfect children. Next we would get freshened up, (although most of the "freshening would have been done while we were in our pajamas) and we would, while dressed in stylish wonders, go on a bike ride, and I would pull our little puggle in the doggy trailer. And naturally, I would be filming all of this.
It was all perfect, the only problem was that we dropped off our "little puggle" at a kennel so that we could go to Belgium. In terms of movie-making, this was a perfect chance for an interesting topic. I have only made one "episode" of my "TV show," but I was beginning to figure out that if I tried to plan what to film, where to film, and what interesting things we could do, it never happened because aside from my parents being the bosses, life, I have found, is too unpredictable for me to plan ahead.
I woke up this morning, hopeful for an interesting day, and my hopes became reality: our day was VERY interesting. But not all of my hopes were fulfilled. In the Belgium I had dreamed up, the entire reason we had went was to film, and although my parents were more than willing to stop to film, my actors were less excited, although cooperative.
I have come to find in blogging, movie making, and in plays, that my family members can never value the characters that they play more than the people they really are, and although very irksome at times, this is to be valued, I think.
All that is to say is that I learned a lot today, and although I hoped to present more today, life in my family cannot be tamed, and I have to "go with the flow" without resistance.
Thursday, June 28, 2012
Mia's Memories: Season 1 Episode 1
Hello! I'm sorry for the delay in posts, but I do hope this post makes up for it. You see, the main reason for the delay is because my sibling have been working tirelessly on our TV series - Mia's Memories - so we've all been preoccupied.
This episode, the first one, is by now means a classic. It is full of errors, poor footage, but it is real. The entire movie really happened and we didn't do every thing we did for show. We would have done it anyway, and most of it is by no means acting. I hope you enjoy it, as we all worked so hard on it. We hope to complete the next episode in a week or less.
This episode, the first one, is by now means a classic. It is full of errors, poor footage, but it is real. The entire movie really happened and we didn't do every thing we did for show. We would have done it anyway, and most of it is by no means acting. I hope you enjoy it, as we all worked so hard on it. We hope to complete the next episode in a week or less.
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