Gerry T working his magic as always at Union Station for the amazing food delivery service, SeamlessWeb.com. It was great to see Gerry and pretty sweet to learn about a new way that restaurants are using the web to connect with customers. One free coffee and a handful of coupons later – here’s what Gerry [...]

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On a Sunday walk about Eastern Market I happened upon this all women percussion band raising money for the recent flood victims in Rio and Brazil. Despite the extremely cold weather they beat their drums and got the crowd moving to raise awareness for a good cause. To learn more visit www.batalawashington.com. Formats available: Quicktime [...]

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Ben Folds and Nick Hornby, October 19th 2010 at Sixth and I St NW, Washington, DC at the Historic Synagogue. Ben performs “Levi Johnston”. Formats available: Quicktime (.mov), Flash Video (.flv)

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Killer Tips for Winning Friends and Influencing People on Twitter from Chris Suspect on Vimeo. This short documentary was put together by four people who met on Twitter and set up a sailing tweet up in the Chesapeake Bay. While you will learn how Twitter can bring people together for a great time, you’ll also [...]

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Joseph Tovares, Senior Vice President of Diversity and Innovation at CPB and John F. Wilson, Chief Television Programming Executive at PBS spoke in front of a full auditorium at Montgomery College during AFI Silverdocs Documentary Film Festival and Conference about their recently released RFP. PBS and CPB are putting $20 million dollars on the line [...]

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Oliver Stone introduces his film “South of the Border” at AFI Silverdocs 2010 in Silver Spring, MD. This was shot on an iPhone 3GS and edited in iMovie. Formats available: Quicktime (.mov), Flash Video (.flv)

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Activist, grandfather, hero…Ed Wiley’s been a busy guy. Most recently he’s one of the main subjects of “On Coal River” a film by Francine Cavanaugh and Adams Wood. His quest for a safe school for the children of Coal River, West Virginia has taken him many places, including the Silverdocs film festival where we met [...]

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With a song, Reverend Billy and his First Church of Stop Shopping choir introduced the film “On Coal River”. Their gospel style was fitting for the film and I, as a West Virginian, truly appreciated their support of this film and this cause. As we say at karaoke, “These kids got pipes.” This was shot [...]

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This is the panel following the Silverdocs 2010 premier of “On Coal River” a film by Francine Cavanaugh and Adams Wood. Special guests were subjects of the film Bo Webb, Judy Bonds, Debbie Jarrell, and Ed Wiley. This was shot with an iPhone 3GS. Formats available: Quicktime (.mov), Flash Video (.flv)

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Executive Producer, actor and activist Danny Glover and director Henry Corra introduce their film “The Disappearance of McKinley Nolan” for its premier at AFI Silverdocs in Silver Spring, MD. This was shot with an iPhone 3GS. Formats available: Quicktime (.mov), Flash Video (.flv)

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