At tonight’s Third Tuesday’s Online Video Meetup (which was sick) I saw this guy:
may 25 2009
That’s RT!, one of Canada’s premiere music video directors. Nominated for 22 MMVAs and won for Best Director a bunch of times he also (pretty sure this is correct) directed the most expensive Canadian music video ever. One time I was on a plane flipping around the TV in the headrest and there he was discussing music videos… that’s when I knew he’d made it.
We’ve known each other a long time, a decade anyway, and he’s always been quiet about his achievements. He probably won’t like that I’ve listed a bunch in the paragraph above but too bad dude, it’s my blog. Although I must say your new Bay Street address is impressive (smirking right now).
[note: I have got to learn to properly remove red-eyes in Photoshop]
Being able to send someone your wikipedia entry would be pretty awesome. Way better than a resume!
There’s a Spot Healing > Red Eye tool in CS3 but I never use it. I usually use a channel mixer adjustment layer to get rid of the color.
http://www.photoshopsupport.com/tutorials/cb/remove-red-eye.html
Oh agreed, having my own Wikipedia entry would be sick. It’s been on my list-of-things-to-do for some time.
And that channel mixer tutorial has been bookmarked, thanks for that. Never would have figured that out on my own.
You can’t give yourself your own wiki entry. That’s like giving yourself your own nick name, it’s just not right.
Also, there’s "Notoriety" rules involved in having a wikipedia entry, and the mods are hell bent on making sure people don’t squirm in.
> You can’t give yourself your own wiki entry
You can’t? Woah, good thing you told me, thanks.