My View of Life on the Dock
Ed Collard flashes some fancy camera work in this piece.
Let’s just say that the on/off button and Ed are not seeing eye to eye and leave it at that. (anyone for some coverage of the turf conditions at Stage Fort?)
I’d like to propose a new GMG drinking game. Whenever Ed says the word “fantastic” everybody chugs!
Our Boy Jimmy T Fresh Back From Survivor Nicaragua Is In Here Too-
Great Work Manny!
look for my interview with Peter Van Ness tonight at 6PM
Go right to http://www.celebrategloucester.com right now and get your tickets!!!!
Flying Coffee Creamer Containers- Drunken Interruptions- Diesel Trucks Rambling By- It’s Quality Journalism Folks!
Click below for the interview
Yesterday morning I had the pleasure of talking with and interviewing Lindsay Crouse at Sailor Stan’s.
Lindsay, if you didn’t know has acting credits on Internet Movie Database going all the way back to the 70’s, was nominated for an Academy Award and starred in a film which is one of my favorite films of all times- House of Games with Joe Mantegna.
This interview was one of my favorites out of over 1000 that I’ve done and right up there with The Bobby Bobskill Chronicles (must see for any GMG Fan).
Now if you’ve been following along for the past couple of years you know I have a certain interviewing style in which I like to put my subject at ease and the editing I do usually consists of putting titles, credits and a few key transitions (fades in and out). What I like most about my interviewing style is that I’m not afraid to mess up and point out my glaring mistakes mid-interview. While I could easily edit the mistakes out, the honesty of leaving them in and letting my subject know that I’m consciously going to leave them in lets them know that I’m not trying to take what we do here too seriously and the point is for us to have fun and get the message across. To that end I think we succeed.
The interview with Lindsay is a classic example of this style and an example of the contrast of how some people who run TV studios will fuss over lighting for 45 minutes and try to control every single element of the interview and end up actually detracting from a great interview. When the subject is so nervous about making everything so technically perfect the message doesn’t resonate nearly as well as our gonzo style of letting it roll -mistakes be damned.
You can take your $10,000 cameras, you can spend 45 minutes on lighting and makeup, you can have a team of editors and dress it up with some crazy post production effects- Give me my $250 Sony HD camera with a tripod and let me roll- it’s gonna be gold baby!
It didn’t hurt that Lindsay is about the least pretentious warm hearted people that you’d ever want to meet.
Our interview yesterday was one of my favorites despite flying coffee creamer cups, diesel trucks passing by and drunken interruptions.
Below is a clip from House of Games, rent it if you can-
and don’t forget to come back tonight at 6
Dave’s site Is
GloucesterArtists.com
Dave writes-
Paul Ciaramitaro has been a roofer, a mover, a fisherman, and – at the same time – an artist.
Dave will be producing more videos for GMG in the coming weeks.
Thanks for watching
Ed Collard Interviews Triathletes and Their Fans
Look for more race pictures from David Cox and Thom Falzarano in the coming days
Dave’s site Is
GloucesterArtists.com
Here is Part II of Dave Sullivan’s interview with Gloucester Artist Paul Ciaramitaro
Dave is producing videos for Good Morning Gloucester and Cape Ann TV
Look for part II tomorrow
His work can be seen in the Cape Ann Historical Museum, the Seacoast Nursing Home, the Rockport Art Association, and the North Shore Arts Association… and you can see Paul and some of his art in this interview we did for Cape Ann TV
Thanks for watching
Great work by our team of contributors has landed us on the Home page of The Gloucester Fisherman Triathlon as the go-to source for Gloucester Tri Coverage!
Proud of You Guys!
Click The Logo Above To Go To The Gloucester Tri Website
Click Here For The 2010 Gloucester Tri Results
Commentary by our boy Ed Collard who captured so much of the feel in video
Video of the start and transitions. Pre and post race interviews with triathletes tomorrow.
The thing about GMG is that we are inclusive and feel like the more we can involve contributions from our community the better the site will be for everyone. So if you have a photo of yourself or if someone took a picture of you at the race send it in to goodmorninggloucester@yahoo.com and we will make a GMG contributor slide show of your photos. Be sure to include the triathlete’s name!
Here is a submission from yesterday for example-
Stephanie Swanson Writes-
Hi Joey – LOVE your blog!! Here’s a photo of me and my friend Linda – both first time triathletes. We had a blast. I love living in Gloucester!!
Thanks for all you do!!
Stephanie
I couldn’t be prouder of our coverage of The Gloucester Fisherman Triathlon.
Everyone stepped up to once again bring you the very best coverage of the event all the way from this past winter when we started our interviews with Janda and Judy Destino pumping up the race, Manny getting everyone excited with his pre-race interviews, throughout our live coverage and reporting as well as posting photos of the winners within minutes of them crossing the finish line, Thom Falzarano’s photo slideshow of the beginning of the race with over 70 hi res pictures posted within an hour of the start of the race,Sister Felicia sending in pictures as the race was unfolding, Marty posting his usual journalistic quality scene photography, Ed Collard getting the footage of the race course and calmly describing the scenes. Over 500 hi res photos in all, over 5 hours of video coverage, community photos and involvement, and being the very first to report the winners anywhere I’d say I owe the crew a pizza party at the very least.
You Guys Rock and we once again proved that THIS IS THE SOURCE! GMG BABY! Here’s the start of the Fantastic camera work by our David Cox!
Judy Destino and Family
Bobby Gillis With The Fist Bump
Tri and Du It is the company who ran the Gloucester Fishermen’s Triathlon. Eddie Sanchez is the man operating the technology.
Listen as Eddie describes how the chips work that time each competitor during our interview at 4:50AM on race day
More Gloucester Tri Coverage To Come!
Click the link below for the 2010 Gloucester Fishermen’s Triathlon Results
In this video clip Ed Collard Shows Some Pre Race Course Footage and Triathletes Warming Up
Coming Tomorrow, Race Footage Videos, Race Pictures, Interviews With Race IT Man eddie Sanchez and post race interviews.
Setting Up The Folks From Tri and Du It are calm cool and collected
This obviously is not the first time they’ve managed a good sized race
Peter, a luminist talks about what makes Gloucester special
It was such a pleasure to meet Peter and his wife Paulina.
Something tells me our paths will cross again.
Dave’s site Is
GloucesterArtists.com
Dave writes-
Paul Ciaramitaro has been a roofer, a mover, a fisherman, and – at the same time – an artist.
Dave is producing videos for Good Morning Gloucester and Cape Ann TV
His work can be seen in the Cape Ann Historical Museum, the Seacoast Nursing Home, the Rockport Art Association, and the North Shore Arts Association… and you can see Paul and some of his art in this interview we did for Cape Ann TV
Thanks for watching
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Click the Link below to View Clay’s Second Entry From Gloucester In His Travel Blog
Two Drink Max Is A Guidline In Gloucester
Gloucester, Massachusetts, United States kaleyoday click the link above to read his entire entry including a video with Frankie at the dock
Good Luck Clay
