My upcoming interview on Tonight Live with Paisley Beebe
The date is set: April 11th, 6 pm, slt. I don't yet know what focus the interview will have. It could go in several directions. I won't know until maybe three days before the show. As the day approaches, you will likely find some sort of teaser posted on Paisley Beebe's website.
Update: I just received the questions for the interview. They will focus on my painting background and my teaching, including the training dvd project. We will also discuss how Second Life intersects with my art career. It'll be fun!
Meantime, I attended the most recent show, now posted, which was quite interesting. I sat in the audience and at the same time watched live on treet tv on the Internet. There is a short delay between inworld (inside Second Life) and the Internet broadcast, so I simply turned off my inworld audio. The broadcast has better quality sound, anyway. Also, the broadcast had lip sync, which was not available inworld (the audience is asked to turn off voice during the show). I was also able to chat with other audience members at the same time. If I had registered with treet tv before the show, my name would have displayed in chat. I was able to use chat, but my identity was simply an impersonal number. If you think you might like to participate in chat, you might want to register in advance, so you have a name when you exclaim, "Woot!" or "I love that!" or beam, "Sky happens to be a very good friend of mine!"
All of the Tonight Live shows are archived on the show's treet tv page where you can also find viewing info.
I would love to see you in the Second Life audience! If you want to attend, but have never been to Second Life, let me know and I can help you get started. No fee is required, and it can be a lot of fun!
Even if you don't come to see me "in person," you can still watch me live on the Internet, so don't miss it!
This is the poster I will be sending out to my contacts inworld. It will contain details related to attending the show.
Update: I just received the questions for the interview. They will focus on my painting background and my teaching, including the training dvd project. We will also discuss how Second Life intersects with my art career. It'll be fun!
Meantime, I attended the most recent show, now posted, which was quite interesting. I sat in the audience and at the same time watched live on treet tv on the Internet. There is a short delay between inworld (inside Second Life) and the Internet broadcast, so I simply turned off my inworld audio. The broadcast has better quality sound, anyway. Also, the broadcast had lip sync, which was not available inworld (the audience is asked to turn off voice during the show). I was also able to chat with other audience members at the same time. If I had registered with treet tv before the show, my name would have displayed in chat. I was able to use chat, but my identity was simply an impersonal number. If you think you might like to participate in chat, you might want to register in advance, so you have a name when you exclaim, "Woot!" or "I love that!" or beam, "Sky happens to be a very good friend of mine!"
All of the Tonight Live shows are archived on the show's treet tv page where you can also find viewing info.
I would love to see you in the Second Life audience! If you want to attend, but have never been to Second Life, let me know and I can help you get started. No fee is required, and it can be a lot of fun!
Even if you don't come to see me "in person," you can still watch me live on the Internet, so don't miss it!
This is the poster I will be sending out to my contacts inworld. It will contain details related to attending the show.