… buuut here’s a crazy video I just posted. More to come. Tell yo’ frieeeeen’s:)
The TeejDavis 2018 Summer YouTube videos ALL IN ONE PLACE
SUMMER VIDEO/SOCIAL MEDIA INTERN WANTED!
Do you or does someone know know dream of having a career in video/photography on YouTube, IG or Facebook? I’m looking for a talented, responsible, college-aged, creative-minded individual interested in diving head-first into all the social networks to help grow our brand this summer.
Must haves:
- personal computer for photo/video editing
- some experience shooting and editing video and photography (we’ll ask to see some of your work)
- at least basic knowledge and experience on the major social media platforms
We’ll offer excellent pay based on available time and your previous work, arranged housing in Bear Lake with our Pickleville cast, and summer work experience unlike any other!
If you’re interested in joining the squad, please send a short video introduction to: tj {(at)} picklevilleplayhouse.com. In the video, tell us about yourself (i.e. Who you are, what you’re doing, what your future goals/plans are, why you’d like to be a part of the team, and anything else interesting or applicable. Help us get to know you!) . Include a link or links to something you’ve made (ie your IG profile or a youtube video etc). We’ll reply immediately to let you know that we got your stuff. If it looks like you might be a good fit, we’ll get ahold of you to schedule an interview!
Feel free to email with any questions!
TJ
A confession - "Fortnite Get the Dub" original song
My confession is that for the last several days I've been obsessed with getting this video finished. It's gone through several different iterations and in the end I had to just get it out there so that I can move on to the next thing.
No, I am not a "gamer" by any stretch of the imagination. I often joke with my kids about the fact that I've taken 2nd in Fortnite when actually my high score is 82nd (I've only played once). I've been praised by Erin over the years for not wasting my time with useless pursuits like video games. So instead ... I've wasted hours making a song ABOUT a video game.
Oh well. World, I made something that didn't exist before. Enjoy! Feel free to shoot me any ideas you might have about what video I should make next:)
Go here for to download the entire track FOR FREEEEE: http://www.teejdavis.com/fortnite
Click below to watch the video:
My last name should be Romero
It was suggested today that I post a video with a sampling from one of our recent productions in order to help folks who haven't seen the shows get an idea of what they are all about. The criticism we've received seemingly out of the blue this week due to our audition notice on backstage.com has really consumed my every thought. I'm surprised and enlightened by how much it has affected me. The question of whether the character Juanito Bandito is a racist stereotype has brought to light a bunch of questions that are difficult to answer because when you try to answer one question it inevitably invites another.
I spoke at length today with Ellen Weist of the SL Tribune who plans to run a story about Bandito tomorrow. She was very kind, understanding, and helpful as I tried to explain to her the origin of Bandito and all the positivity and love that the character has helped create over the years. I will tell you now what I told her:
I want to do the right thing. I'm willing to make changes if I find that things need to change. To those who think Bandito is perpetuating a demeaning stereotype, I invite you to come and see for yourself and then let's have a discussion. It does us no good to jump quickly to harsh conclusions as so many are apt to do in today's social media driven world.
Also, fun side note ... amidst all this discussion of race and ethnicity I remembered an interesting story about my own family background. I just looked it up on ancestry.com and confirmed it. My great grandmother divorced a man named Alvin Romero after having several children, one of whom was my grandfather. She was then re-married to a Davis and the children's names were changed to Davis. Alvin Romero, my biological great grandfather was of Mexican heritage, descended from a man named Antonia Garcia Garcia who was actually ... wait for it ... from Spain. España! Just like the Bandito! Yup, a piece of me is Spanish and maybe even Mexican depending upon how you want to define it. My last name should be Romero. Crazy.
Sand ball on the beach!
I love these kids more than I can express. My mom always told me, "You won't understand how much I love you until you have kids of your own." She was right! Somebody push pause!
Click below to watch our super-awesome video!