April 28, 2013 in AnimeFunTV
Filmed in 2005, I had the weird opportunity to interview mostly everyone who was apart of AFTV at the time. Here we have an uncut & unedited interview with Mike. He was one of the very first fans of AFTV and he joined our cast soon after. He still continues to appear on the show and offer is unique perspective on anime, animation, and just various other things.
Part 1.
Part 2.
March 28, 2013 in 10 Year Anniversary Videos, Podcasts/Videos
Yes, after much digging through my old files and hard drive the lost Pre-Season 5 Episode 1 has been found!
A few facts about this video, This was made around 2005-2006 this episode was to be a 1 hour episode however it got lost during a hard drive failure and I thought it was lost forever. This episode contained AFTV Season 3 AMV Awards! Thats it for this week, next Thursday we will upload more videos.
March 28, 2013 in 10 Year Anniversary Videos, AnimeFunTV, Podcasts/Videos
Filmed in 2005, I had the weird opportunity to interview mostly everyone who was apart of AFTV at the time. Here we have an uncut & unedited interview with Alfred (aka Alfie). He was one of the very first fans of AFTV and he joined our cast soon after. We had lots of fun together and many adventures. We miss him dearly as he is now off and doing other projects. We miss ya!
Note the audio cuts out at 18:22, that is normal.
March 28, 2013 in 10 Year Anniversary Videos, Podcasts/Videos
Podcast Pre-Season 5 Episode 14a, Uncut & raw.
This video contains all bloopers and mistakes taken during filming, just under an hour of filming. Enjoy!
March 21, 2013 in 10 Year Anniversary Videos, AnimeFunTV, Podcasts/Videos
Last one for tonight,
Poof of concept, never publicly released video.
Year: 2007
This is a short intro video with Chris Gloria and myself. This proof of concept was filmed in Corpus Christi, TX with our good friend Ross Ramirez behind the camera. This concept was to see how well my laptop at the time could handle recording direct to disk and also multi-camera. It would later be proved that while the multi-camera software worked, the laptop was really lagging and the amount of time needed to make transmissions took too long for it to be practical during mobile filming and also without any local power sources the laptop battery would drain rapidly, ending our filming too quickly.