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Is that you in the first scene racing around the office Matt?
As to my earlier comments, any videos of the type they are asking for have to be done by someone with a fair amount of technical prowess. So are they getting amateurs or agencies/wannabes giving it away for free?
Posted by: Tangerine Toad | Wednesday, August 29, 2007 at 11:33 PM
TT -- I had to look at that again...what a likeness (or at least all you can tell with the resolution as it is). They are getting people to get involved just to be included with the Google name. Looks like the clips they used ranged from low end consumer to mid-range pro/am. These could have been shot on a $100 Flip camera or a professional HD camera, the web is a great equalizer.
Posted by: Matt Dickman | Tuesday, September 04, 2007 at 01:51 PM