The Mr. Smooth Video Show
No, there is no such thing as the Mr. Smooth Video Show to-day.
However, I hope to do one some day.
I have at least 27 Snader films to "jockey", good for probably 3 half-hour programs.
I say at least because I started buying these in 2010 and only documented the one I bought in 2010 and nothing until this year.
There are more. Emails show at least 28 separate transactions which appear to be at least one Snader for each. That is at least another 3 half-hours...and most likely more than one Snader was part of some of the transactions.
I may also have soundies.
So we are probably talking about 9 half-hour shows with the material I have.
The films themselves are important, but I would also like to bring in live soloists and film the host (me), which would fill out more of the half-hour...so maybe 13 shows?
First I need to digitize all the films.
Then I need to have a backdrop, studio lights, lavalier microphones, a sound mixing board and a good video camera.
To attract guests I would need a recognized platform.
In this "stay-at-home" era, the technology to do this is very possible for relatively little money.
However, I hope to do one some day.
I have at least 27 Snader films to "jockey", good for probably 3 half-hour programs.
I say at least because I started buying these in 2010 and only documented the one I bought in 2010 and nothing until this year.
There are more. Emails show at least 28 separate transactions which appear to be at least one Snader for each. That is at least another 3 half-hours...and most likely more than one Snader was part of some of the transactions.
I may also have soundies.
So we are probably talking about 9 half-hour shows with the material I have.
The films themselves are important, but I would also like to bring in live soloists and film the host (me), which would fill out more of the half-hour...so maybe 13 shows?
First I need to digitize all the films.
Then I need to have a backdrop, studio lights, lavalier microphones, a sound mixing board and a good video camera.
To attract guests I would need a recognized platform.
In this "stay-at-home" era, the technology to do this is very possible for relatively little money.