Still Reminiscing!

Remember this post? Yup, so do I. I actually used that post to reference back to a video I had done with my husband and his brother. It was such a fun piece. I can’t remember if I mentioned it before but when I was editing this piece, I

was going for the Seinfield effect. I thought I was making that term up but I just looked it up and it’s actually listed as a recognized effect. It basically means it’s not going to be funny to everyone. Not exactly how I would have defined it, but okay. For me, it was more about an everyday discussion between two brothers – each one filling in the missing pieces of a story. Very deadpan humor. Did it work?
I have been doing some additional filming and hope to build on this model to tell other stories. I have the video and just need to start the editing part. That’s the hardest part. As soon as I’m ready with the next project, I’ll let you know. Stay tuned!