Here's my first little editing project for my documentary film class. A day in the lab, but much much faster paced.
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A few days ago, General Pace tried to back the Don't Ask, Don't Tell program, claiming that homosexuality is immoral, like adultery.
A study has shown that the world's fastest average pedestrian pace is
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Runners have a tendency to track their workout times. This can be both misleading and dangerous if you don't figure in the effect of weather, a trap both newbies and experienced runners can fall into. Consider long runs.
I love it! I want to use it in a ScienceBlogs commercial!
Hey, you didn't balance your centrifuge!!/snark
Great job!
That's great! It reminds me of the musical group Stomp in the way they create music from everyday activities (see their Kitchen scene here). At first I thought you were doing a Tarantino/Guy Ritchie approach to the way they focus on the details of loading guns (extreme close ups and rapid fire editing). Nice work on this.
Now, this is what I call "lab automation"!
Very cool! How long did it take you to edit that together?
That was great! Bio labs are filled with so many satisfying sounds; glad they're getting some appreciation!
So I just discovered your blog and reading your CV I see that you used to work in the Crews Lab as an undergrad? Cool! I'm currently a second year there, who did you work with while you were there?
omg, so good!!!!
Fantastic work.
this is soo cool!!!! i allways wanted to do a real lab not the ones like school do they not that interesating like this one. but one day i will have the oportunity to do one.