Have you noticed the trend in stylish homegrown videos (or alternative to traditional TV programming) on the blogosphere? They're appearing everywhere, it seems, and I love it. Finding these little delightful pieces of media is like discovering a new variety of tomato at the farmers' market. I can't wait to take the first juicy bite.
Stumbling around the internet lately, I've found a few treasures. I've even started trying to figure it out how to do it myself a bit with my iPhone4 and iMovie. I'm not at the level I would like to be yet but I'm learning and trying to put myself out there. The movie's I've made recently are featured last.
Whole Larder Love's Rohan Anderson cooks pasta at home for this online cooking series in Australia. His back to basics style of living and photographs are really something that inspire.
Olive Us: An American family in France who loves each other and gardens (among other things). They've started a series of weekly "episodes." It appears they've been able to fund this endeavor and dress the kids fashionably with the help of a popular major retailer.
Food 52's How to Make Your Own Cooking Videos: A fantastic DIY instruction for a more professional outcome.
Apple Town Plum Jam: This one is by Daniel Grey. It's a polished and stylish intimate peek into a family in their home making jam out of their backyard bumper.
And now, for my little movie debut, please enjoy these two short movies. The first is on artichokes and the second, tomatoes featuring a new seed from Johnny's called Indigo Rose at Crooked Sky Farms. They star farmer Frank Martin, my daughter and me.
If you have any new favorite videos or series' I should know about, I'd love to hear about them!
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