• <a href="http://danielmiller.bandcamp.com/album/lobjet-petit-a">This Town by Daniel Miller</a>
    These are the tweets photos blogs/journals/videos and music of Daniel Miller.
  • Likes “Known as ____” when by “known as” they mean “a cheap marketing copywriter described as”
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  • I hate it when I put headphones on and then forget to play music…
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  • Trying not to let a browser get me down, but it’s hard #ie
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  • RT @daveonkels: Several five-star reviews @appvita this week. Check out BabelWith.me, Alice, Biblio, Collecta, & TheFind http://appvita.com
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  • RT @lancearmstrong: French cycling legend Laurent Fignon just stopped by. A fellow survivor… http://yfrog.com/0uaq4j
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  • Me: “It’s the boys & the girls.” @Carissa: “I have a teammate!”
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  • Margot is healthy but not showing any signs of joining us air breathers yet
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  • Somebody made Arial look good http://bit.ly/2gHc5
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  • …been a while since I read and enjoyed an entire blog post, yet alone a technical one: http://bit.ly/eAdsV
    2 days ago
  • “…bikeshed any proposals for standard badges so far into the ground that they’ll hit escape velocity coming out the other side…”
    2 days ago
  • RT @carissa: Peek a boo http://flic.kr/p/6AZKgC
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  • More on Twitter (queue sighing)
    I'm quoting myself, in a comment on the brilliant and humane Brain Oberkirch's blog:
    I was in total agreement when I first read this post; for some reason I came back around to it (because you've been too quiet--too busy I bet) and now I have an additional thought about all this twitter-handle-as-identity. There is a weird paradox about twitter in that I can learn the most about you, and the least about you, over twitter.

    If you are a stranger I can learn that "Oh, I'm really interested in you!" or "Oh, I'm not really that interested in you."

    If you are a friend, I can learn "Oh, you like asparagus too?!" or, "You're at the hospital? What can I do to help?"

    It comes back to the low threshold of the information, its ambient nature. I can choose to ignore it quickly, or retain it and take action on it equally as fast.

    Back to your original point, it is the stranger case. I meet some people at a conference, I follow them on twitter. Within a few hours or days I have an idea if this is going to go anywhere. While going to their site and emailing them or subscribing to their blog's RSS feed might have taken a significant amount of attention and energy, a quick "follow brianoberkirch" sent from my phone is low cost and allows me to quickly start making very small decisions about what the future might hold for this initial, awkward, short social transaction.
    1 week ago
  • Love this graphic


    From the amazing iso50. (Don't miss his amazing Layer Tennis match.)

    I just used the word amazing twice in a row. Ah! Now three times in a row!
    1 week ago
  • This has nothing to do with anything except really amazing design
    This takes design well into the realm of art: A Wes Anderson Film Festival (hypothetical)

    943841242798346

    Images stolen straight off of the iso50 post about the conclusion of the project. The project's author, Alex, is an author at the site. More links to posts about the project behind any of the last few links.

    Via Dallas' 404 blog.

    Wes Anderson Trailer from Alex Cornell on Vimeo.

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  • Zero kerned fonts make illustrations of words

    nonlinear
    Originally uploaded by dealingwith


    Aierbazzi font. See also, Bagarozz:
    I designed Bagarozz (this is version 2.0) to study possibilities offered by ordinary fonts to create illustrations in a simple way through combination / processing of some preset shapes (keys).
    1 month ago
  • "There will be a rise of new creative leaders in the world, fueled by rich humanity."
    John Maeda: Creative Leaders Get Their Hands Dirty
    In the last few decades, technology has encouraged our fascination with perfection — whether it's six sigma manufacturing, the zero-contaminant clean room, or in its simplest form, "2.0." Given the new uncertainty in the world however, I can see that it is time to question this approach — of over-technologized, over-leveraged, over-advanced living. The next big thing? Dirty hands...
    (em mine) (via his twitters)

    I've noticed this a lot. All you must do is notice the rash of new bike builders that have popped up around the country...the whole maker thing...DIY...gardening...We have definitely moved through authenticity and on to simplicity, and if that is how things are trending, I can't wait to see what the next thing is.

    Speaking of bike building, besides fastboy's flickr stream, this video is one of the most aesthetically pleasing documents of the process:

    Geekhouse Movie from Geekhouse Bikes on Vimeo.

    1 month ago
  • Tracking Moods on Twitter

    It's no We Feel Fine, but it's just this kind of internet-to-meatspace with a DIY aesthetic that makes my day. Hope vs. Despair looks at our collective mood on Twitter. It is a simple way of tracking people’s feelings – about the economy, their pork chop sandwich…whatever’s top of mind. The measuring device tracks tweets every 30 seconds, looking at the frequency of smiles and frowns, specifically :) vs. :(

    Hope vs. Despair Originally uploaded by Big Spaceship
    1 month ago
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  • street poems :: dublin 2009 from ze frank on Vimeo.

    1 month ago
  • Wie es um 4 Uhr morgens auf dem Charles de Gaulle Flughafen klingt!
    My songs were featured on a German online radio show (links actually came from here), I can't find an mp3 to download, but the gist of it was about free music in these troubled economic times. I don't know how they found me but I'm stoked! (Although I think they misunderstood the meaning of "What Am I Supposed to Do?")

    "We hear what it sounds like at 4 in the morning in Charles de Gaulle Flughafen" they totally got right, though.
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  • QotD
    Pacing The Panic Room:
    It was so 13 year old angst and the tears and the shaky voice just leapt up and out, and the grown ass man hiding inside my brain was like, "Holy shit, you are losing it crybaby."
    2 months ago
  • mp3 of the day
    Robert Gomez - On This Day



    NPR:
    Notably, Pine Sticks and Phosphorous is the first of Gomez's LPs to be recorded almost entirely in a professional studio. Though Gomez is technically a "solo artist" and writes the songs, parts, and arrangements on his own, a number of talented musicians join him on the record, including Sarah Jaffe, and members of The Polyphonic Spree, Midlake, and Postmarks, giving Pine Sticks and Phosphorous an impressive, full band sound.
    2 months ago
  • Easter


    I wanted to write a profound post for Good Friday. It didn't happen.

    Just go listen to this Radiolab.



    I did have the realization that Christianity is possibly the most emo religion, like, evar.

    What's really important is simply the satisfaction of finding all the eggs.

    ...
    Functional programming may be the ultimate answer, but method chaining is the productivity lock people wanted to crack.
    #
    2 months ago
  • 3 Tunes from last gig
    Humanity's Playbill:

    I Don't Know What to do About That:

    I Radio Heaven:
    2 months ago
  • Tweenbots!


    Tweenbots

    ...Tweenbots are human-dependent robots that navigate the city with the help of pedestrians they encounter. Rolling at a constant speed, in a straight line, Tweenbots have a destination displayed on a flag, and rely on people they meet to read this flag and to aim them in the right direction to reach their goal.

    Given their extreme vulnerability, the vastness of city space, the dangers posed by traffic, suspicion of terrorism, and the possibility that no one would be interested in helping a lost little robot, I initially conceived the Tweenbots as disposable creatures which were more likely to struggle and die in the city than to reach their destination.

    ...The results were unexpected. Over the course of the following months, throughout numerous missions, the Tweenbots were successful in rolling from their start point to their far-away destination assisted only by strangers. Every time the robot got caught under a park bench, ground futilely against a curb, or became trapped in a pothole, some passerby would always rescue it and send it toward its goal. Never once was a Tweenbot lost or damaged.

    ...The Tweenbot's unexpected presence in the city created an unfolding narrative that spoke not simply to the vastness of city space and to the journey of a human-assisted robot, but also to the power of a simple technological object to create a complex network powered by human intelligence and asynchronous interactions.
    2 months ago
  • Escalators

    YouTube - Escalators

    Music by [info]giantlemondrop and associates
    2 months ago
  • Our Weekend

    Our Weekend, April 4-5, 2009 from Daniel Miller on Vimeo.

    First on Saturday we trained it downtown for our customary bacon and pancakes at Cindi's.

    Then on Sunday we had french toast at home, then drove down to Deep Ellum with friends for the arts festival there.

    Thanks to everyone who hung out and had so much fun with us!
    2 months ago
  • Our Weekend, April 4-5, 2009

    Our Weekend, April 4-5, 2009

    First on Saturday we trained it downtown for our customary bacon and pancakes at Cindi's.

    Then on Sunday we had french toast at home, then drove down to Deep Ellum with friends for the arts festival there.

    Thanks to everyone who hung out and had so much fun with us!

    Cast: Daniel Miller

    2 months ago
  • WiiSpray

    WiiSpray Teaser from Martin Lihs on Vimeo.

    The foundational basis for the project goes well beyond replacing real graffiti as an art form. Moreover, WiiSpray
    is to be seen as an interface to give graffiti a new virtual level surpassing tactile boundaries of the tangible world.
    WiiSpray

    via @erinmiddleton
    2 months ago
  • Flutter
    2 months ago
  • mp3s of the day

    son lux - bbmix 2008
    Originally uploaded by no more entropy
    I mentioned Son Lux before. I'm still pretty obsessed with his record. I forgot to mention he has a bunch of stuff online for free. Here is a list on his blog.

    Little bonus: Here's the song I'm obsessed with. (I am a drummer after all.)
    3 months ago
  • Google search features: Didn't know these two
    Search Features
    Synonym Search: If you want to search not only for your search term but also for its synonyms, place the tilde sign (~) immediately in front of your search term.

    Fill in the Blank: Sometimes the best way to ask a question is to get Google to ‘fill in the blank’ by adding an asterisk (*) at the part of the sentence or question that you want finished into the Google search box.
    3 months ago
  • Suggest-o-matic

    I'm typing this in Suggest-o-matic (SOM), the very simplified culmination of many years of thinking about content management, or what I refer to as "creative management", that is, how we store and reference all the content we create over the course of a life.

    Right now, SOM is mostly like an automated reference librarian, who looks over your shoulder as you're writing your paper and suggests things out on the interwebs that might have to do with what you're writing about.

    This is its very first iteration, what I am calling a 0.1 protoype ...my intentions for the future are:

    • create multiple links for any given query (right now it can only automatically create one link based on what you've clipped from your query)

    • improving on the UI

    • ability to favor any number of site searches (I'm most interested in searching my old content for articles, images, etc. that I might have already created on the subjects)

    • an automatic post-to-my-blog-or-whatever dealio

    • a run-on-any-page, white box + selected text Suggest-o-matic

    • serious natural language chops, so that special syntax is no longer needed to fire off a suggestion

    • serious AI on results, so that SOM can sort and manage the relative links automatically for you
    Update: Need I mention that IE is completely unsupported at this point!?
    3 months ago
  • mp3 of the day
    In case you missed my tweet about it, new mp3 posted by St. Vincent. Thanks to @geoffroper for the heads up.
    3 months ago
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    New Jeremy Enigk

    'nuff said. Follow the link to find your mp3 love.
    3 months ago
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    lenses

    Because it's arabic indie rock. Think Neutral Milk Hotel but in a language you can't understand. And free.
    3 months ago
  • Son Lux "Break"


    I'm a little obsessed with this record at the moment. I'm not a huge fan of this video, but it's ambient enough to work.

    This video, however, I am a huge fan of:


    videos from blogotheque.net/Why-et-Son-Lux ...there's one more on there too. I'm currently downloading it since vimeo seemed not to be with the working.
    3 months ago
  • 22 weeks, 5 days

    22 weeks, 5 days
    Originally uploaded by carissabyers
    I made that
    3 months ago
  • Merlin Mann and John Gruber

    Merlin Mann and John Gruber
    Originally uploaded by dgray_xplane
    Great set. This was my fav.
    3 months ago
  • Mp3s of the Day
    I've been meaning to mention this for a while, but you can download Who Killed Amanda Palmer for free on Bandcamp.

    Amanda Palmer is this amazing artist formerly of The Dresden Dolls. She's also an entertaining tweeter.
    3 months ago
  • Don't normally subscribe to anything he says, but this was good stuff
    Scobleizer: Why Facebook has never listened and why it definitely won’t start now:
    My former boss, Jim Fawcette, used to say that if you asked a group of Porsche owners what they wanted they’d tell you things like “smoother ride, more trunk space, more leg room, etc.” He’d then say “well, they just designed a Volvo.”
    3 months ago
  • Twouble with Twitters

    3 months ago
  • SXSW
    (repost, now with more video)

    Updates


    SXSW inspired a lot of cognitive dissonance. I'm not even sure I can get it all out into words. It's clear in my brain. I don't have a lot of time for really cohesive blogging anymore, but I'll try.

    Part of that dissonance might be related to that last thing. There were a lot people at SXSW with plenty of time to blog about a lot of things and have very important thoughts. And by "very important" I mean asinine and pathetic. That combined with a huge emphasis on panels and "core conversations" inspired a lot of hate.

    At the same time, I was again really inspired by SXSW this year. If there was one overriding theme to the entire event, it was this: Things suck, but you're awesome. Most presentations (and yes I tried to stick to the proper presentations) ended with some variant of this (and Kathy Sierra's really did).

    Saturday I mostly played in the Lego pit and hit up BarCamp, but I did make it to Designing the Future of The New York Times, which I went to, of course, because of the brilliant Khoi Vinh, but found myself far more impressed with his colleague Tom Bodkin (here's his bio w/ pic on the SX site). His years of experience in a much richer design process and culture spoke rather profoundly, I thought, to a room full of mostly design hacks (myself, of course, included).

    My first two panels talks on Sunday were excellent. First was Being a UX Team of One by Leah Buley, which was totally humbling and inspiring at the same time. Lots of great stuff that I want to do but am not doing yet in my UX practice. She has a few preso's up already on slideshare, including this same one given last year. The second was Jared Spool's talk. I've seen Jared speak before so I knew it was going to be good. It was. Apparently other people knew it was going to be good too. About two rows in front of me was a who's who of web design.

    Somehow I missed this on Sunday, which was dumb of me. After giving the keynote a miss to go visit Mellow Johnny's with Jay I wandering in and out of sessions until stumbling into Gary Vaynerchuk's Q&A in the big room. I was so glad I did. My opinion of him did a 180. Previously, I wasn't a fan (go here to decide for yourself). But seeing him speak live to that audience I realized, he's a motivational speaker, and my kind of motivational speaker at that: a no bullshit one. Plus he could get Eeyore excited about life.

    Monday there was some more good stuff going on, but all I really cared about was the Bruce Sterling session. I did go to Presenting Straight to the Brain, which was good, Kathy's stuff particularly. I have strong opinions about that stuff, though, and I can't believe no-one is poo-pooing panels and telling people to emulate rockstars. Mid-day I got to hang out with @thedandee some more which was a good thing. Eating, as well, since I hadn't eaten in about 24 hours. After lunch we both went to the aforementioned and inspiring talk by Kathy. Then, Bruce. He was awesome.

    I'll be huffduffing all the talks I went to plus all the ones I wished I'd gone to, for those who want to catch/keep up but want a filter. I'll probably fill in some gabs with quick vid or pic posts here as well.

    Update 1: Leah Buley has posted the presentation as well as the design templates she showed off in said presentation.

    Update 2:


    Update 3: Khoi Vihn's SX recap. And Mike D, from the comments: "Jared Spool? Fantastic. I’d rather watch him talk about peeling carrots for an hour than listen to five social media consultants introduce themselves for a half hour and then open up Q & A."

    And finally, the most interesting bit, Carissa's take on the weekend:



    Oh and have I failed to mention my new record that you can download for free?

    <a href="http://danielmiller.bandcamp.com/album/lobjet-petit-a">This Town by Daniel Miller</a>
    3 months ago
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  • Extreme Sheep LED Art
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  • Happy Birthday WWW
    Tim Berners-Lee returned to the birthplace of his invention today, 20 years after submitting his paper ‘Information Management: A Proposal’ to his boss Mike Sendall. By writing the words ‘Vague, but exciting’ on the document’s cover, and giving Berners-Lee the go-ahead to continue, Sendall was signing into existence the information revolution of our times: the World Wide Web. In September of the following year, Berners-Lee took delivery of a computer called a NeXT cube, and by December the Web was up and running
    CERN
    3 months ago
  • One of the best videos I've seen online in a long time

    Forever's Not So Long from garrettmurray on Vimeo.
    3 months ago
  • Dallas Entrepreneurs Bring New Life to Old Building
    The Old State House of Design & Development building started life as a general store in 1939 and was recently renovated to be used as a web design studio and art gallery.
    3 months ago
  • My new EP has launched


    l'objet petit a

    (In case it's not readily apparent, it is free to download in various high-quality formats. I'm planning on keeping it this way for March, then re-evaluating.)
    3 months ago
  • Holographic Ring Interface

    Holographic Interface - round interface - Ringo from Ivan Tihienko on Vimeo.

    (This had been sitting in drafts since January, probably because I was going to add to it, but I'm just going to publish w/o comment now.)
    3 months ago
  • Kropilak


    Via kosmograd.com:
    The web site of Branislav Kropilak now features larger scale images of the beautiful parking garages series, and the stunning billboards series of photographs.

    ...I am increasingly becoming convinced that there is more truth in these 'found' architectures than any of the works that feature in contemporary architectural magazines...these images invite us to consider the signs themselves as pure structure, signifying nothing but themselves.
    I'm always fascinated with anything that can recontextualize objects without actually moving them or adding to them.

    Via the links of one of my more brilliant IRL friends, Steve Collins.
    3 months ago
  • DIY, Corporate-sponsored ARG stuffs


    This guy has a fun job. More here.
    4 months ago
  • Jon Stewart Shakes His Fist at Twitter
    4 months ago
  • Siftables Music Sequencer

    Siftables Music Sequencer from Jeevan Kalanithi on Vimeo.
    4 months ago
  • I (heart) Carissa

    I (heart) Carissa

    Cast: Daniel Miller

    4 months ago
  • Diptych

    Diptych

    Cast: Daniel Miller

    4 months ago
  • The New EP, Now With More...

    The New EP, Now With More...

    Yes it's true, the new EP is (mostly) a lot more happy and positive than what you might be used to from the Daniel Miller / Johnny Citizen camp!

    The tune providing the soundtrack here is called "What Am I Supposed to Do?"

    Cast: Daniel Miller

    4 months ago
  • Little bit of a Crush on this Work

    significant whitespace
    Originally uploaded by shaderlab




    significant whitespace
    Originally uploaded by shaderlab



    Go check out all of it...
    4 months ago
  • The new EP, it is coming

    The new EP, it is coming

    The new digital EP from Daniel Miller aka Johnny Citizen is coming, March of 2009.

    "l'objet petit a"

    Look for it available for download on a website near a browser near you.

    stay tuned here, or johnnycitizen.com, or danielsjourney.com

    a-bomb footage PD from gutenberg.org

    (The song is called "4 a.m. at Charles de Gaulle (Airport)" and this is the pre-mastered version...)

    Cast: Daniel Miller

    5 months ago
  • Charts!

    • Edward Tufte ...the guru of Information Design
    • Data Visualization: Modern Approaches on Smashing Magazine
    • flowingdata.com ..."FlowingData explores how designers, statisticians, and computer scientists are using data to understand ourselves better – mainly through data visualization."
    • A friend pointed me to this portfolio (Scroll down to "experimental".)
    • This guy is getting a lot of press lately
    • and of course don’t forget about indexed
    • via one of the above: these look yummy
    • BIG tree maps

    These all came across my desk in the last week—something about attention and having attended the Tufte seminar Monday—and I thought I would catalog them here and share…


    Video via @stephenanderson
    5 months ago
  • Scott Brown on Why Hollywood Needs a New Model for Storytelling

    I have a ton of backlogged stuff to put on this blog, but this one is quick and easy, and if you read this article without irony, it could be the "about" page for this blog.
    Brothers and sisters, we are gathered here today to mourn the death of Story. As you may have heard, it's kaput—or, at the very least, terminally ill, wracked by videogames, wikis, recaps, talkbacks, YouTube, ADD, and the rise of a multiplatform, multipolar, mashup-media culture. Hollywood, vendor of Story in its most denatured form, is most at risk: The film industry is slowly but steadily being forced to part with quaint artifacts like the "hero's journey," Joseph Campbell's so-called Monomyth. (Which is just so ... well ... mono.)
    more...
    5 months ago
  • Day out with Penn

    Day out with Penn

    Last night I promised a trip on the train to Plano (a huge hit the last time we did the same thing a couple months ago), and so after coffee and train schedule checking, off we went. I had more/better footage from the playground (the kid is athletic and fearless) but apparently the wind was making me shake like an addict or something. I was a little disappointed.

    Music is She & Him, "Why Do You Let Me Stay Here?" not so much for the lyrics as the music, and it happened to be the same length as the (already edited) video

    Cast: Daniel Miller

    6 months ago
  • Hay Internet

    Hay Internet

    Happy New Year. We have a surprise.

    Cast: Daniel Miller

    6 months ago
  • Spinning

    Spinning

    Fanny be tender with my love

    Cast: Daniel Miller

    6 months ago
  • Working From Home

    Working From Home

    I scored it with the song that was playing in the background, "Black Like Me" by Spoon

    Cast: Daniel Miller

    6 months ago
  • Penn Bike Tricks

    Penn Bike Tricks

    trying out the new Flip I got for Christmas

    Cast: Daniel Miller

    6 months ago
  • This is how the future gets made

    Nectar Hackathon 2.0 from Nectar on Vimeo.

    I found this little time-lapse video extremely inspiring for some reason.

    I need to look into Nectar a bit more, I think it might be along the lines of where I was going with SWIM...
    7 months ago
  • Bringing “Massive Multiplayer Trans-Reality” Games To Android
    The Joy of JOYity: Bringing “Massive Multiplayer Trans-Reality” Games To Android Phones
    When you download the app you can play one of three games (YouCatch, Roads of San Francisco, City Race Munich) or design your own. In Roads of San Francisco, for instance, you have to go around the city picking up clues. When you get to a destination, a text or picture message tells you where to go next. It is a Scavenger Hunt with a story line. You can also design your own Scavenger Hunt games and play them with large groups of people.

    Another game that comes with JOYity, YouCatch, is a version of Manhunt. Players in the same city sign up for a game. Everyone acts as both hunter and hunted at the same time. The game assigns you a player that you are hunting, while assigning you to someone else as a victim. Everyone’s location is periodically flashed on the map. When you get within 25 feet of your victim, you press the scrollball on the phone for the kill. But every time you press the button, your location is shown to all the other players as well. The last person standing wins.
    Video reviews at the link.

    In other news, I can log into Blogger like normal again, which is nice.
    7 months ago
  • Silliness in the Morning

    Silliness in the Morning

    As you might imagine, it is hard to keep the 4-year-old away when trying to do stuff on the computer, and the we-can-record-stuff precedent has been set already. :)

    Cast: Daniel Miller

    9 months ago
  • The Peanut Butter Song

    The Peanut Butter Song

    This one was a little bit longer in the writing, but shorter in the making (the TAG made me record it, again just on the iSight {in case that wasn't obvious}, while she sleeps on the couch). Partly written with the help of my Twitter community, finished just before recording. The "Peanut Butter Game" is a nightly ritual in our house, where we see what gross things we can pair with peanut butter. The lists are endless, the song only touches on a couple in the second verse (anyone who knows about my band-aid phobia knows how hard it was for me to sing that line)! The song came about at the genesis of the game, and primarily consisted of the last verse, as we tried to get the kid to go to sleep.

    Cast: Daniel Miller

    1 year ago
  • Perla Is Mean

    Perla Is Mean

    Penn (penn.carissabyers.com/) is 4 years old. A girl at his school, Perla, makes fun of him. Written and recorded on the iSight in about 5 minutes.

    Cast: Daniel Miller

    1 year ago
  • I Don't Know What to Do About That test

    I Don't Know What to Do About That test

    Seeing how the lip syncing might work. He was too preoccupied with seeing himself on screen... :)

    Cast: Daniel Miller

    1 year ago
  • Mom and Dad's 2008 Birthday Present Contribution

    Mom and Dad's 2008 Birthday Present Contribution

    Cast: Daniel Miller

    1 year ago
  • Your Peeps Never Looked So Good - Sugarfilled.com

    Your Peeps Never Looked So Good - Sugarfilled.com

    Quick promo video for Sugarfilled, the new Dallas-based identity, design, photography, and web production house.

    Cast: Daniel Miller

    1 year ago
  • Me

    Me

    What we do when we're unemployed

    Cast: Daniel Miller

    1 year ago
  • Tom Conlon - Birds Fly + Interview

    Tom Conlon - Birds Fly + Interview

    Tom Conlon performing "Birds Fly" live in College Station, Texas, and talking about the making of Monster With Flower (the record with "Birds Fly"), living in Nashville, and moving back Massachusetts.

    Cast: Daniel Miller

    1 year ago
  • Tom Conlon - College Station, TX - Timelapse - Resisting

    Tom Conlon - College Station, TX - Timelapse - Resisting

    Footage from Drew Cavin. Audio from performance and interview from later that evening.

    Cast: Daniel Miller

    1 year ago
  • Johnny Citizen - What Am I Supposed To Do? - Live at White Rock Coffee, Dallas, TX, 01/2008

    Johnny Citizen - What Am I Supposed To Do? - Live at White Rock Coffee, Dallas, TX, 01/2008

    Video by Sherry Smith
    Editing by Daniel Miller

    Cast: Daniel Miller

    1 year ago
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    Editing by Daniel Miller

    Cast: Daniel Miller

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    Johnny Citizen - Painful Tired - Live at White Rock Coffee, Dallas, TX, 01/2008

    Video by Sherry Smith
    Editing by Daniel Miller

    Cast: Daniel Miller

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