5/26/2007: Marianne Has Completed "On Safari!"

It sure was an interesting day to say the least. If the people in my town don’t think I’m nuts than they’re nuts! I started off trying to observe people in regular places like gas stations and grocery stores but it didn’t work because people weren’t standing around long enough for me to capture them on film. I ended up filming at a park next to the zoo.
I dressed in my finest safari clothes and set off to watch an interesting mix of people. You can’t tell by the video but people stopped to watch at each location. You can hear them in the background and you can see me trying to get out of each location pretty fast, since I don’t know all the technicalities on stalking laws.
Filming five people was harder than I thought it would be. People move way too fast for me to be able to comment on their behaviors. In most pictures I just let their actions speak for themselves.
Here is the video:
On Safari! (High: 21.3 MB)
On Safari! (Low: 6.4 MB)

5/25/2007: Marianne Accepts "On Safari!"

Crickey! This sounds like a lot of fun. Those poor unsuspecting people! Thanks for a fun one to start me off. I'm looking forward to many more.

5/25/2007: Nathan Assigns "On Safari!" To Marianne

You must film a documentary safari style.
Requirements: You must go around your local community/town/city and find various people to film (at least 5). You should pretend to hide from them (behind bushes, walls, etc.) like a nature documentarian and describe these people/their habitat/their habits/what they are doing (stuff a nature documentarian would talk about when referring to animals). If possible, dress up in safari gear, but it is not required. When done, describe the experience in your post and include a link to your video.

Have fun on this first task and remember to think "What would Steve Irwin Do?".