Meetings. The Practical Alternative to Work

We used to have this picture on the server room door back in the UK. To speed up meetings simply take all chairs out of the room, lock them in a spare office and blame the cleaners...

Making Alt TV

I love this clip of the lads from Corporal Cadet appearing on Alt TV. There's also some great stuff at their You Tube Channel.

ALT TV LIVE

ALT TV is the First New Zealand TV Channel To Stream 24/7! The new ALT TV website was built by MsBehaviour & Chelfyn at Mohawk Media in a week.

Watch ALT TV at: alttv.co.nz

Love Parkour

Because Ladies who love shoes, love Parkour. Go Girls!

Marty Moose

Marty Moose is one of my aspie bros from Wrong Planet and is a stand-up Comedian in Chicago. This clip is him headlining a gig this week, proving that Aspies can be funny. After working with comedians for many years I suspect many of them are on the spectrum like me.

Aspies are hilarious, as they say what most people think but daren't.

You Walk Wrong

Being an Aspie Girl married to an Aspie Boy we share more than a few traits, like our habit of 'toe-walking'. It's one of the classic ways of spotting aspie kids, who often walk like a 'fox' or a ballet dancer on the pads of their feet. I love shoes to look at but still kick them off the first chance I get, and spend most of my time in New Zealand wandering around barefoot.

Most people stomp around in shoes all day, and are in fact walking in an unnatural way. A study titled “Shod Versus Unshod: The Emergence of Forefoot Pathology in Modern Humans?” shows that in fact You Walk Wrong.

So after years of practicing a 'normal' stride, I'm embracing my inner bounce. Already my back feels straighter and spinning round the studios is a fun way to take a micro-break. If you have an aspie kid then don't tell them off for toe-walking. Tell them that more people should learn to walk like them instead!

Podcast: Indie Film

There are plenty of great sites sharing tips and tricks for Indie Film-makers and start by getting your sound right. People will watch grainy footage, but not if they can't hear a word of dialogue. Professional lighting can be achieved on a miniscule budget, especially if you think creatively. For reflectors try a cheap silver car windscreen shade. Diffuse lights? Use a shower curtain or a white umbrella. Need a cheap Steadycam? Try a plastic bag.

LISTEN/DOWNLOAD AT RADIO WAMMO

Show notes at the The MsBehaviour Files: Indie Film