Here’s your weekly sneak-peek video for the upcoming edition of Mountain Xpress. It was produced by none other than Ralph Roberts, an Asheville videographer and board member at Asheville’s public-access channel, URTV. Xpress invited Roberts to give us a few pointers on video production and show us what he could do.
This week’s cover story focuses on Ray’s Weather Center, a Boone-based Internet company offering weather data and forecasts for Western North Carolina. Over the past 10 years, the company has grown from a one-man operation to a company that employs five meteorologists, publishes real-time weather data to the Web and offers forecasts written with a little extra pizzazz.
— Jason Sandford, multimedia editor
11 thoughts on “Xpress-rated: Video sneak peek at Oct. 8 issue”
“Todd Rundgren, the rocker from back-when…” Grr. That was an unfortunate mischaracterization. He’s been releasing albums pretty consistently. This ain’t a “comeback tour”!
meh, the whole time the sound kept cutting out and a numbered wheel appeared to be counting down something.
go back to the way it was.
i liked the guy walking up the stairs to Jason’s right. And there’s something about Todd Rundgren? Really? Maybe the Orange Peel? Cool!
Musoscribe63:
Thanks for the correction — I’m not familiar with Rundgren’s recent work, but I should have been before characterizing it. Rock on, Rundgren.
The hunchback creeping up the stairs… was that Bobby Medford?
he appeared to be a homeless dude with an 82nd Airborne patch.
which, of course, does not necessarily negate your guess.
I like it, Ralph. Particularly the opening with the stills of Jon and Jason and their snazzy name tags.
Thanks for taking making this sneak peek on, particularly after I threw it out as an option without asking anyone if it would be ok!
No problem… I enjoyed doing it. 😉
Finally, the pieces have come together. RR + MX = video magic.
I’m saddened that I wasn’t around to be a part of it.
I actually liked the sneak peeks the way they were – gritty and real. Go back everyone, go back…
hey, we had a homeless person in it… how much more real can you get?