1) He looks taller since the yellow car movie.

2) Yep, I think it works. It must have a quality boost feature because that's a great little movie.

3) Cheese.

4) I love the slo mo part!

5) Awesome Dave!!!!! Where do the music be from??? Sounds kinda like you!!!

6) Nice work Dave! The depth of field on the footy really makes it look like Hollywood. You have arrived dude. I think you should reshoot The Yellow Car in its entirety.

Um, can Humzoo haz a camera like that someday? Tanks.

7) Does the song say "a Black eyed doggie new my name????"

8) Thanks guys. It's a great camera for sure. It has several frame rate modes that let you simulate over/under cranking like film cameras are capable of, which is one of the things I really wanted to test out.

Will, the song is by Nick Drake (stolen shamelessly from my iTunes library, and the lyrics are here:
http://www.lyricsdepot.com/nick-drake/black-eyed-dog.html

I edited the song in places to make it fit, and I cut out some of the lyrics I believe. But it's mostly there.

9) I love how you have a circle setup house...I have so many childhood memories of running the loop of all the rooms.
the "cheese" made me laugh out loud too!

10) a) What model is the camera?
2) Did you add any lens adapters to get that DoF?
III) Flippin' sweet.

11) a) Panasonic HVX200A
2) No lens adapters at all - totally stock (there are some tricks to get low DOF though, and I was employing all I could)
III) Total

12) Great googily mooglily....that bad boy is almost 13 dollars over my budget for a new camcorder. What....could you not talk Dr. Milton into The Red One?
Well, you have no excuse now not to become the next Fellini. No pressure.

13) cheese

14) Hey Dave - Rich here (old friend of Denny's). This looks fantastic! I'm looking to get the new Sony HDV FX-1000 but now I may need to research a bit more!

-rich

15) How are the P2 cards working for you Dave? What system are you using to edit on (Mac Pro?)

16) P2 cards are the best thing ever. I use a G5 (not Intel) to edit using Final Cut Pro. I connect the camera to the computer via FireWire, and download footage directly into Final Cut. The transfer takes awhile, but it is quicker than real-time (maybe up to twice as fast as real-time, but not much faster). I can drop clips on the timeline from there and edit/preview in real-time. It's basically the best workflow I can imagine.

17) The best workflow would be for the camera to know what scenes you wanted, edit it, add/adjust audio, master it, export it and upload it to Humzoo. A man can dream.

18) The best would be if we could all be plugged in like in the Matrix. Then we wouldn't actually have to do anything, we'd just lay in a nice warm bath and everything could be a dream.