Yeah, the voice is flawless.

Whatever floats your boat..:)

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I'm on a Nexus with Froyo.. love it. A program called JuiceDefender doubled my battery life... no more task killer for me, and battery could probably go a couple days.

Thanks...came totally out of the blue, have not been sifting much.

Hey... have you ever thought about a filtered view for smartphone users who can only play back YT? I'm on a nexus one...at least for now, have no full-blown flash. Feels like most vids are YT already, but filtering out the non-YT would make time wasting more efficient for mobile users.

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Way to earn your diamond. Congratulations!

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holy crap..that's an ad?!

*dead...looks like it was removed from YT. I woulda upvoted.

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I need to catch these guys again. I saw them playing as Jimmy Wilson in New Hope in 2001...fun night.

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Seems like he's quite skillful at getting his case out, getting exposure for himself and giving them bad PR... what are your CSR techniques MGR?

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We decided not to do video, but when picking our still photog, his presentation and professionalism really stood out. He had us come to a rented studio, wrote up an org chart of the family relations on our first interview - showing he was organized and was aligning his priories with ours. He projected samples of his work and we quizzed him about his most challenging assignments. He had a film background, understood the processes, not just point and click.
Other photogs we talked to met us in coffee shops and were half assed. So that first impression, and attention to detail, was huge. On the day of the wedding he got good shots while blending in, easy going and organized, and had a backup photog.
From what I've heard, a lot of photogs learn the biz 'backing up' an established person.
On the other hand, I read a Yelp review of a photog who lost a couple's weddings pics in a HD crash. This is a *huge* responsibility...trust me, that bride will bad mouth him till the day she dies
Previous work is really important because this is a one-shot deal that has to be right... combination of personality/rapport, technical chops, and of course good taste/sensibilities with editing.