This one is a movie in the spirit of the "rough cut" series of videos I did a while back. It's about an hour long and is a segment I taught at a Master Practitioner Training. No guarantees, but for the best "effect" - or perhaps just out of curiosity - you may want to consider something you'd like to change before you view it, making sure to watch all the way to the end of the trailer. You'll understand why when you watch it. If you would like to see this on a bigger screen, you can go to iTunes Music Store and do a search on John Overdurf. The search box is on the bottom left, and is titled Subscribe Now. You can subscribe to the Podcast, and viola...it will be downloaded into iTunes, and you can enlarge the screen.
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Wow...this all looks very sophisticated...and the Foreground/Background segment sounded...somehow...familiar...and resonant.
Great site!
Posted by: imaginechanges | January 02, 2007 at 07:06 PM
Wow John, really liked this. I'm not sure what it actually did to the idea I was using as I watched it, but it's been a long time between seminars with you and I loved being back within 'the garage'.
The video plus sound makes for a complete, and fun learning experience.
Keep it up.
Thanks
Susan
Posted by: Susan Parker | January 09, 2007 at 06:55 PM