Whether it's your first Bonnaroo or you’re a music festival veteran, we welcome you to Inforoo.
Here you'll find info about artists, rumors, camping tips, and the infamous Roo Clues. Have a look around then create an account and join in the fun. See you at Bonnaroo!!
Post by RebelYell14 on May 28, 2011 7:49:49 GMT -5
Carrying a camera around with you 24/7 on the farm is the last thing you want to have to deal with. You'll spend more time worrying about your equipment, and not enough time taking in the festival.
Post by Vw'ndeadchick on May 28, 2011 7:54:56 GMT -5
i personally wouldn't be excited to find myself on you tube, but thats just me. however i would be interested to see what you come up with. post us a link when you get back!
Post by th3int3rn3t on May 28, 2011 9:52:29 GMT -5
I tries to do this last year, but my cameras battery only lasted a short time and charging it ended up being too much of a hassle. Carrying the camera around roo wasn't a big deal though, just make sure you have a bag to keep it dry in of it rains.
As far as being drunk goes... I taped the whole cudi set last year, and at the start the camera was steady and by the end I couldn't even find him on stage, and couldn't hold the camera still at all haha
Th3int3rn3t is my YouTube name if anybody wants to check out the videos. I'm sure I'll have few more after this year too
I'll definitely take video clips, but not the whole weekend. I don't know that I'll put them on youtube, though. I have videos for work up there. I don't want people seeing me wasted while looking at my other stuff. They might not take me seriously after that..
We are actually going to do it with a tiny handy cam, and my medication does not allow for me to drink:( Soooooo I think itwill be ok. I just want to capture the essence of Roo from a first timers point of view! This weekend is shopping and setting up.
Do it. I have. Have fun capturing your first Roo. If you bring your camera into Centeroo keep it in a back pack to protect it. I would also put in a plastic zip lock bag. Remember to bring the camera's battery recharger.
I'll definitely take video clips, but not the whole weekend. I don't know that I'll put them on youtube, though. I have videos for work up there. I don't want people seeing me wasted while looking at my other stuff. They might not take me seriously after that..
make a BS account! use fake names and stuff. its the internet, you can do anything
Post by dobber3000 on May 28, 2011 11:10:49 GMT -5
I hate when the person in front of me is taking video of a show, and it's usually during the best part. Then I love that I can watch the best part of a show I was at on youtube a few days later, but not taped by somebody standing right in front of me. I guess it's a luxury, but could ruin the moment as well. It's kinda like being surrounded by people who are texting while ignoring each other in silence. Good that they can talk to friends by text, but antisocial. See you at roo!
i love making personal memory videos but rarely put them on the internet. i love being able to go back into time with a video clip.
i might throw something up of appropriate things from roo if i do, i wouldnt want to be on the internet while i was melting my face off so im not that asshole who will post it online or even film it.. fucking amateurs
When I'm at Roo I want to completely immerse in it, and the camera can be a distraction. My first year (2009) I did the Post-Roo synopsis. One video for each day. This might be slightly interesting to First-Timers. And to people who like to see a guy talk about Bonnaroo. It picks up as it goes along.
