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EYE ON THE BALL : Blake Adams, Director of Video and Creative Services at Georgia State University
Video production has come a long way in collegiate athletics. Not long ago, schools would share team film for pre-game preparations. According to Blake Adams, Director of Video and Creative Services at Georgia State University, it was an inefficient and expensive task. "When I first started out at Georgia Tech we traded tape with opponents by literally trading a tape (which sometimes meant hiring a person to hand deliver it to an upcoming opponent by flying it there). Now we exchange video in the blink of an eye with an internet exchange service. Not only does it allow us to exchange full games, but the games are already inter-cut and marked so within minutes of downloading it the film is ready for coaches to view."
Adams started working in his field as Video Coordinator for his high school team. He was later offered a scholarship at Georgia Tech to study and work in Coaches Film for the Football program. "While there I also became heavily involved with the Jumbo Screen production for all of our sports and honed my skills in creating exciting environments for thousands of fans at sporting events." remembers Adams. "While at Tech I also received a Bachelors Degree in Business Management focusing on Marketing which has given me a wide skill set in running a fully functioning Video and Creative Services department."
The application of video technology extends far beyond the playing field. "A lot of people don't realize the impact of video technology to the fan experience." says Adams. He points out that upon entering the Georgia Dome (GSU's home stadium), fans are instantly faced with a video screen, ribbon board or jumbo screen in any given direction. "Videos, specifically intro videos, have the ability to create powerful emotions in a multitude of fans. For our first ever game at Georgia State we produced a very dramatic piece that had players describing the blood, sweat and tears that had gone into preparing for the inaugural season." Adams' staff also use video technology to provide in-game statistics, information and fan information. "Video Technology is also huge in our sponsorship department as we utilize all the LED Boards throughout the game to run sponsor messages." Adams says that creativity helps to cultivate ways to improve the fan experience through video interaction. "At GSU we strive to let our creativity and passion for this technology set us apart. With that said, we are always looking for new technology to further enhance the fans day. Our goal for next season is to implement a text messaging system that is interactive with the Jumbo Screen throughout the game." With the evolving landscape of multimedia options available to fans, Adams hopes to keep visitors of Georgia State games engaged....
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Douglas Adams quotes explanation please.?
I want to know the explanation of the following:
Time is an illusion. Lunchtime doubly so.
I love deadlines. I like the whooshing sound they make as they fly by.
You must understand that Douglas Adams is using in both of these quote the typical British dry humour.
In the first quote, he's just riffing off of the common phrase "time is an illusion" by adding the bit about lunch. He's implying that lunchtime is too short, or perhaps for some, nonexistent. He could also be suggesting that eating lunch at a specific time doesn't cut it...in any case "lunchtime" does not seem to logically follow the rules of time.
In the second one, he is just thumbing his nose at the concept of a deadline, suggesting that he often ignores them.
