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From : iwantgizm0s
Added: Aug 3, 2009
This is video is from Comic-Con 2009 which was on July 22-26, 2009, in San Diego, California. Sorry for the shaky video camera but you know how that goes. I've been going to Comic-Con for years since I was a kid and I can tell you about when it was mostly comic books and when I wished that it had more media movie tv stuff. LOL. My goodness, how it's become a popular media mecca nowadays. Comic-Con is not just for nerds anymore. This video is mostly of the Dealers' Room, i.e., the Exhibit Hall. Comic-Con is like old hat for me and so I enjoy going through the Exhibit Hall. There is a lot more in there than what is shown in this video which I've edited down to 7:46 minutes. And then there are the panels. You can search for other people's videos if you want to see what happened at the many different panels. Other people can do a better job filming the panel presentations than me with my Flip camera. If you've never gone to Comic-Con and want to, then schedule your calendar to free up at least two days or the whole 4-and-half days where one day you spend in the Dealers' Room (Exhibit Hall), one or two days in Hall H for the big panels, one day wandering the other rooms for yet more panels, and another day for wondering around the Dealers' Room again. Comic-Con is so BIG nowadays. Fortunately, even if you don't catch everything you want to see, there are the internet news reports and youtube videos on the various Comic-Con panels for you to catch up on when you get home. This is the first time that I've done video at the Comic-Con. In years past, I've usually had my Canon digital camera for still pictures. I remember back in the day years years years ago when I first brought a digital camera (my old rinky-dinky Casio QV-10A plastic camera for still pictures) to the Comic-Con before digital cameras became widely used when people looked at me funny wondering about that fancy video display on the back of the camera. Nowadays, everyone has a digital camera, cell phone with a camera, an iPhone, or some sort of Flip-type camcorder at the Comic-Con. Also, do your own search for other people's videos if you are more interested in the costumes. I've sorta outgrown the costumes thing when, as a kid, I used to wear star wars, old-school battlestar, and logan's run costumes (and I still have my props in storage somewhere!). Going to Comic-Con or even going around downtown or the Gaslamp in San Diego, and seeing people wearing costumes during the time of Comic-Con is like "normal". LOL. Comic-Con has always been the highlight for my summers.... Thanks for watching! cheers, ruel Copyright Disclaimer Under Section 107 of the Copyright Act 1976, allowance is made for "fair use" for purposes such as criticism, comment, news reporting, teaching, scholarship, and research. Fair use is a use permitted by copyright statute that might otherwise be infringing. Non-profit, educational or personal use tips the balance in favor of fair use.
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