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So Burtus was on my case pretty fast last week, trying to get a fix on me. I guess I didn’t drop enough clues. The deal was I should reveal some history, some of my favorite places, that might have given her a clue. For the folk less agile that Burtus, I’ll spell it out. … Continue reading “Character Cutting”
It’s Late, it’s Noir I flew in from a week south of the border the other night and took the long drive home. Waiting in my messages were a couple of odd ones. Burtis, Bond and Groom making unreasonabled demands. I was going to ignore it, not let these three jokers push me around. I … Continue reading “It’s Late, it’s Noir”
Three SuperCut videos from season 4 of the wire on the words, school, schooled and schooling after a prompt from Jim Groom. Made with videogrep.py @johnjohnston Could you grep supercut “school” in Season 4 of #TheWire and maybe “schooled” separately to see the distinction #wire106 — Jim Groom (@jimgroom) November 15, 2014 I was surprised … Continue reading “Schooling the Wire”
My last couple of posts have been about using and setting up videogrep.py. Videogrep is a python script that searches through dialog in videos and then cuts together a new video based on what it finds. Basically, it’s a command-line “supercut” generator. I’ve been thinking about how to use it, especially since Jim Groom gave … Continue reading “all in the game”
This is a quick intro to installing videogrep.py a tool for making supercut movies. Written in haste, consider it a rough draft. Videogrep is a python program run from the command line. This is quite different from using applications with a GUI. I am hoping to write up a few different tools I use for … Continue reading “and all the pieces matter”