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No Cameras Allowed
By Computer ClanTechnology
No Cameras Allowed episodes
- #003 - Computer Clan Live - Going on the Air in 2009!
Before all the mega-huge gaming Twitch streamers dominated the world, Ustream was the "cool kids" table. In 2009, Ken gutted his parent's coat closet (hopefully they weren't mad) and set up a little live-streaming studio. Today, Ken relives the moments and re-watches some clips and reacts to them in real-time (including the first-ever moment he went live). I think it's fair to say the WWDC 2013 clip was his favorite. Wink! (19:02, by the way)
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https://twitter.com/thecomputerclan
https://patreon.com/krazyken
Transcription and Show Notes: https://thecomputerclan.com/transcriptions/NoCamerasAllowed-003.pdf
Keywords: YouTube, Livestream, Live, Stream, Ustream, WWDC, Apple, Mac Pro, Portal, Valve, Gaming, Webcast
29 min - #002 - Cutting My First Videos (on iMovie ’06)
Video editing is a crucial part to running a YouTube channel, and everyone has to start somewhere. Where did Ken start? Short answer: he started video editing in Apple's iMovie '06 software on a 2006 Intel iMac. Enjoy this time-travel trip as Ken watches some of his old videos and breaks down what it was like to dive into digital non-linear editing. Get ready to hear his 12-year-old voice…
https://youtube.com/computerclan
https://twitter.com/thecomputerclan
https://patreon.com/krazyken
Transcription and Show Notes: https://thecomputerclan.com/transcriptions/NoCamerasAllowed-002.pdf
Keywords: Apple, iMac, iMovie, iLife, Sony, Sony Handycam, Mini DV, Video Editing
17 min - #001 - The First YouTube Videos I Watched (2006-2007)
Ken kicks off the podcast with some stories from his early days on YouTube—before he even had his own channel! What was YouTube like back in 2006-2007? What were some of the earliest videos he watched? Let's time-travel, and have some fun. And who knows? You might run into some nostalgia!
https://youtube.com/computerclan
https://twitter.com/thecomputerclan
https://patreon.com/krazyken
Transcription and Show Notes: https://thecomputerclan.com/transcriptions/NoCamerasAllowed-001.pdf
28 min - #000 - I Accidentally Made a Podcast
What's it like to run a YouTube channel for over 13 years? What's it like to create new videos on a weekly basis? No Cameras Allowed is the ongoing behind-the-scenes story of one of the longest running tech YouTube channels of all time: Computer Clan.
Join Ken (and his alter ego, Krazy Ken) as they dive in to the rarely told stories behind the Computer Clan's epic creations—and the not-so-epic ones.https://youtube.com/computerclan
https://twitter.com/thecomputerclan
https://patreon.com/krazyken
Transcription and Show Notes: https://thecomputerclan.com/transcriptions/NoCamerasAllowed-000.pdf
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About No Cameras Allowed
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What's it like to run a YouTube channel for over 13 years? What's it like to create new videos on a weekly basis? What's the story behind each video? No Cameras Allowed is the autobiographical behind-the-scenes journey of one of the longest running tech YouTube channels of all time: Computer Clan.
Join Ken (and his alter ego, Krazy Ken) as they dive in to the rarely told stories behind the Computer Clan's epic creations—and the not-so-epic ones.