TimeLapse Is So Last Year // My Day In 90 Seconds

Posted on 12. Nov, 2008 by loswhit in Creativity

So this is refreshing idea.
We have all seen me overkill the time lapse program on my laptop.
There is something cool about seeing your day fly before your eyes.
This time around, it is a different concept with a WILDLY different result.
Simply 2 second clips edited together with hard cuts, no soundtrack, and only 90 seconds.
Why 90 seconds?
Because it belongs to a Flickr group and Flickr only allows you to upload videos of 90 seconds or less.

My Day Yesterday (11.12.08) In 90 Seconds from Carlos Whittaker on Vimeo.

Now here is the fun part. I made Heather do it to. Head over to her blog and see her day.
Sometimes I hate that I can’t stop creating even after I clock out of my job.
It wears me out but I feel alive.
Alive.
Los

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6139Comments2008-11-13+06%3A26%3A51loswhit to “TimeLapse Is So Last Year // My Day In 90 Seconds”

Amy Cathy

12. Nov, 2008

Rad. I love it.
lisa hackbarth

12. Nov, 2008

love it! love love love it! makes me want chipotle.
Ron Tuffin

12. Nov, 2008

That was quite cool. My favourite part of the day is when my little one does the “Dadeeeeeee” sprint. Glad to see you get at least one of those
theepicbeat

13. Nov, 2008

wow dude. That might be the single best video I've seen of yours. I love that you bookended your workday with the funky lights in your office. Noticed a few extra seconds devoted to chipotle too! haha.
Tim

13. Nov, 2008

Great vid. I mean it. Really great!
I can appreciate what you say about not being able to stop creating, Sometimes the ideas come like projectile vomiting, and your left sorting out the big pieces.
lightvox

13. Nov, 2008

That was awesome!
Isaac

13. Nov, 2008

That was great. Thanks for sharing.
dewde

13. Nov, 2008

LOL the shot of you editing the video was a nice touch. And you know it.

peace|dewde
loswhit

13. Nov, 2008
Fred F. McKinnon

13. Nov, 2008

wow, that's rad. 90 seconds … how many hours of shooting and editing?
Steve Conley

13. Nov, 2008

Give some details on how it came about. What did it took to do all of that and how much time in the end… such as putting it all together.
human3rror

13. Nov, 2008

wah. that'sa wesome
human3rror

13. Nov, 2008

whack!
human3rror

13. Nov, 2008

will you tutor me on video editing. kthx.
Brad Ruggles

13. Nov, 2008

Dude, that is totally cool. I love that so much more than the time lapse video because you can actually see what helped make up your day. I'm going to have to try that myself.
Vicki S.

13. Nov, 2008

If only you could do all of that in 90 seconds in real life then there'd me more time for burrito eating! (a variation of the comment I put on Heather's blog referring to Cold Stone ice cream eating).
Nina

13. Nov, 2008

Did you use a digital camcorder for this whole thing? And did you have someone else help you film? I'm just one person!
Patrick Murphy

13. Nov, 2008

What a wonderful video..and my first response…
“Why he is still using the previous version of iMovie?
hahaha
I'm such a nerd. Do you need iLife '08? I can get it for you.
jenn nahrstadt

13. Nov, 2008

you were up too late! love to know that buckhead too has its stash of those LOVELY volunteer shirts. thankfully, i never had to wear one at bbcc.

fun day, man! keep being creative, and keep being real! love it…
spence smith

13. Nov, 2008

los…you amaze me.
Archiemck

13. Nov, 2008

Greatness.
I can imagine the time you spent setting the camera up for a 2 sec spot,
Sweet
shan

13. Nov, 2008

that's great…it'd be fun to try that. but, 1 question…how many weird looks did you get as you were setting up the camera and filming at random places throughout the day? (not that that would stop me :). ~s
p.s.~mmmmmmmmm, chilpotle (yes, we're still going strong)
jenn

13. Nov, 2008

I think this is one of the coolest videos you've made! I'm going to do the same!
Jan Owen

13. Nov, 2008

i think of creative things ALL the time, just not when I am in a planning meeting……..drives me nuts
travis Spencer

13. Nov, 2008

The following was paid for by Chipoltle, Tim Stevens, and MARTA.
Jam

13. Nov, 2008

Enjoyed that. Inspired me. I might give it a try but it will be nowhere as entertaining as yours.
Brenda

13. Nov, 2008

That was fun to watch! Mmmm Chipotle.
Jenny

13. Nov, 2008

Do you sing your meal time prayer?? If so, I'd love to hear the whole thing. I like that idea. Cool video!
Jasmine*

13. Nov, 2008

Sick. SO SICK! I loved this! I wish I could do something like this, but I'm afraid it'd be 90 seconds of me just clicking away on my computer…I need to get out sometimes!
carie

13. Nov, 2008

Oh! I love these! Have watched tons of them on Flickr…they're strangely addicting. super cute….loved Losiah running to greet you when you got home!
worshipcity

13. Nov, 2008

Haha seriously dude please answer:
1) What do people say when you have a camcorder in their face!
2) How much time does it take setting up those shots?!?! Hahaha. I loved the one on the ground as you entered the car!!!

Best time of the day is meeting the kiddos after work/daycare! I live for that moment!
Heidi Reed

13. Nov, 2008

Oh my heck — I love that format so much better!!!!!!!!!!!!!! Neato!!
animus

13. Nov, 2008

Awesome. Glad to see you're also a burrito lover. Except here in San Antonio we've got Freebirds and Habeneros.
Anyway man this was really cool. Also seeing your boy running up to you like that when you got home was pretty amazing. You're a very blessed individual bro.
loswhit

13. Nov, 2008

HA. That would be great.
90 clicks from Jasmine.
loswhit

13. Nov, 2008

The question should actually be What do people say when I DONT have a camera in their face
Nick

13. Nov, 2008

Very cool. I like it!
Michelle

13. Nov, 2008

This was awesome!
Lita aka Grandma

13. Nov, 2008

Hey Babe, Jasmine reads your blog!!! Wow!!! Love You, Mom
Patrick

13. Nov, 2008

genius. And I saw that you're reading “Pop Goes the Church”. Tim Stevens gave a simply fantastic talk and breakout session on this last week at The Sticks, and I had a chance to talk to him for awhile. Great stuff.
MickeyG

13. Nov, 2008

What a brilliant idea!!
jenn

13. Nov, 2008

I made a video! http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=u8zmYZYs0s8
Scott Williams

14. Nov, 2008

That's freakin' sweet; Im stealing it! I wonder can I make it happen with my flip?
Crystal Renaud

14. Nov, 2008

i'm afraid that is how mine would be too.
dewde

14. Nov, 2008

aaaaaaaaaaaand… here is mine: http://dewde.com/?p=277

peace|dewde
Ace

15. Nov, 2008

very cool. why would you want to clock out of being creative? you are obviously very good at it!
dewde

16. Nov, 2008

Hey man. I can't speak for Carlos but I did one too and I had a total of 8 minutes of video and it took me about 45 minutes to edit and save. It actually took longer to upload to the internet than anything else!

It's a quick project.

peace|dewde
dewde.com
tattood1

17. Nov, 2008

Was that iLife 06?? Yeah, I had trouble givin' it up too….so I jumped to Final Cut.

Nice vid.
Later,
T
portorikan

18. Nov, 2008

super dope. I might see about pulling something like that off. Nice video. I loved Losiah running near the end. Great stuff.
portorikan

18. Nov, 2008

super dope. I might see about pulling something like that off. Nice video. I loved Losiah running near the end. Great stuff.
Rob

02. Dec, 2008

This Is sooo cool. I really wanna copy this but since the 5 readers that read my blog also read yours, I think it might come off a little unoriginal!…GREAT POST!!

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