Rethinking Woodturning Demonstrations - Using Live Video

[Bill Boehme]

At the SWAT 2019 Symposium in Waco TX

I hope that you meant to say 2018. At least that is what SWAT thinks.

 

[AlanZ]

Bill, thanks... I corrected the text to 2018.

 

[hockenbery]

@AlanZ You will enjoy SWAT. Nice people, nice facility, convenient lodging.
Might even get a waffle that looks like Texas.

See you in Portland.
Al

 

[Emiliano Achaval]

• Should be lots of fun... hope to see/meet/chat with many of you at these events![/QUOTE]

I downloaded the App for the simposium. Looks great. I already have the special night interest in my schedule. Also checked Lucid Woodturners in the vendors area... See you soon.

 

[Dave Hulett]

Everyone seems to be tight lipped on what the demonstrators are charging for these demos. Someone told me that Lyle Jamison wants $300. Alan, Emiiano what do you charge?

Bill: I can tell you what our club was charged. The more nationally know presenters are charging $300 (Jamison, Mahoney, Bosch) and we paid (or will soon) pay $200 for Emiliano, Alan Z, and Mike Peace. It's a good deal for everyone.

 

[Dave Hulett]

been a while since anyone added to this thread but I hope many continue to view it. For clubs thinking about doing this. here is a fresh link to the article I referred to earlier discussing what a club needs to know: Remote Demonstrations Also here is a short video that I took while our club watched Cindy Drozda doing her first live remote at our December, 2018 meeting.

Cindi Droza remote Central Arkansas Woodturners 12/8/2018

 

[Dave Hulett]

This thread started back in 2016 shortly after Alan did a presentation to the 2016 AAW symposium. It's taken some time, but this method of presentation is evolutionary and I'm happy to say, accelerating. Our club (Central Arkansas Woodturners) has fully embraced this format hosting one every other month since September 2017. We just finished our 8th last Saturday (2/11/2019) and will host 5-6 more through the rest of the year. The number of demonstrators is growing. The AAW is making a good start at helping clubs find demonstrators with the Demonstrator Direct Database they introduced last summer. Unfortunately of the 35 people who checked off the "live remote demo" box only 10 actually do them. I have compiled a list of my own that can be viewed at More Woodturning Online, along with an article I wrote to give clubs information on what they need in order to take advantage of this new medium. All of the demonstrators listed have done demo's to our club or are scheduled currently. I will update this list as soon as I confirm a reservation to demo for our club. Also for clubs, I did a 3 minute walk around the room with my video camera on during our December remote demo so you can see how it works. click here: Central Arkansas Woodturners host's Cindy Drozda Dec. 2018 . Feel free to contact me for more information.

 

[Jerry George]

Dave check your video of the remote. Youtube shows it to be unavailable.

 

[Bill Boehme]

Dave check your video of the remote. Youtube shows it to be unavailable.

I see the video. Maybe it was just a temporary glitch.

 

[Jerry George]

I can see the one referenced in the post #47, still get "This video is unavailable" when clicking on the link in post #46.

 

[AlanZ]

Dave removed the YouTube video, so the link in message 46 no longer works. It’s been replaced by the link in #47

 

[Bill Boehme]

@AlanZ , thanks for clarifying things. I edited post 46 to show the video that is also shown in in post 47. I also corrected the spelling of Cindy Drozda's name and corrected the date from December 2019 to December 2018 since I assume that no time traveling was involved.

 

[Dave Hulett]

Dave check your video of the remote. Youtube shows it to be unavailable.

I edited and updated the link

 

[Dave Hulett]

@AlanZ , thanks for clarifying things. I edited post 46 to show the video that is also shown in in post 47. I also corrected the spelling of Cindy Drozda's name and corrected the date from December 2019 to December 2018 since I assume that no time traveling was involved.

thanks Bill