Episode 1!!!!!

Posted on 14. Nov, 2009 by Ben in Episodes

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Here is the first episode! In this you will find:

A simple Teleprompter for a Sony pd170 and a Canon HV30 from a iPhone, coroplast, CD case, duct tape and a whole lotta lovin and how to make simple fireworks by burning steel wool with Dave

Links to the stuff in the episode: iPhone application for the prompter

3D models for Sketchup for the prompter builds: Canon HV3o, Sony Pd-170

And here is where you can get Sketchup to view the files

WebLinks: CommandN.tv


Easy build TelePrompter for your video camera – More DIY How To Projects

Here is the movie file to download
And do not forget to DIGG this if you like it…..

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14 Responses to “Episode 1!!!!!”

  1. Brian

    14. Nov, 2009

    Loving it, Ben! Looking forward to more!

    Brian

  2. Ben

    15. Nov, 2009

    This was brought to my attention. Pretty cool if you want to scale up the prompter

    http://www.movieclip.biz/prompt.html

    This is brought to you from fold3d.com which has a great paper LCD hood for those bright days on this page http://www.bitmaster.com.au/fold3d/models.html I’ll be sure to purchase his paper models since I am into paper models and encourage you to do so as well. Great guy to boot!

  3. vuuch

    17. Nov, 2009

    your voice is out of sync… cool new site.

  4. Ben

    17. Nov, 2009

    The voice out of sync is something you tube was kind enough to empart on the file. Or at least amplify it, I will do my best to correct it next time thanks for letting me know

  5. Peter White

    17. Nov, 2009

    Hi Ben,

    Congrats on your launch. Clever teleprompter and thanks for linking to our ProPrompter software. We are now a staff favorite on the App Store. We are a small Oregon company and we really appreciate your support.

    - Peter White
    Bodelin Technologies
    800-441-6877 X231

  6. Ben

    17. Nov, 2009

    My pleasure Peter! Glad you liked it.

  7. Ryan

    30. Nov, 2009

    Ben just watched the first episode and thought it was great. My only concern is you didn’t show me the prompter in action.

  8. Ben

    30. Nov, 2009

    Ryan you can see it in action at 4:12 in the video

    Also you will see there is an instructable at http://www.instructables.com/id/Easy-build-TelePrompter-for-your-video-camera/ and also embedded under the video in this post you will find the instructable with this embedded video
    http://www.youtube.com/user/behnt#p/u/0/pHiVXBx_NYk

  9. Ben

    01. Dec, 2009

    I just realized that the last comment could look snotty and it was never intended that way. I do realize the flaw in the episode and will be doing my best not to repeat it and make sure that the builds are more comprehensive

  10. Chase Aucoin

    03. Dec, 2009

    I loved the show guys, since you guys are taking project request I would love to see how to do some of the various plastic molding techniques.

  11. Ben

    03. Dec, 2009

    Love to do some molding techniques. Any particular material you are looking to mold? I have a friend and movie prop maker that can help with this and he is an official expert… :)

  12. Wholly

    16. Jan, 2010

    Reminds me of “The Broken”, “Systm” and old Hak5 days. That’s good company. Please don’t stop.

  13. Ben

    16. Jan, 2010

    Wow that is a HUGE compliment to me. Those are some of my favorite casts. So much so I social hacked my way onto Systm http://revision3.com/systm/laserscan/

    Tank Ewe!!!!

  14. dave

    24. Jan, 2010

    A plastic molding episode should be up in the next or 1 after episode.

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