My Pecha Kucha!
As promised, here is my presentation at Pecha Kucha here in Vancouver. I was a bit nervous as I don’t normally speak in front of 500+ people and it was tricky to do it without any control over the slides but I survived!
View the video below!
iPod-compatible video. (Right-click to download)
Listen to the audio. (Right-click to download)
Huge thanks to Bruce Sharpe for filming this and putting it online – he’s got a great video archive of Pecha Kucha presentations on his blog.
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That was so funny!
haha thanks eric!
hahahahaha love it!
i’m sorry i missed it.
glad to see the video though
haha, good stuff!
congrats on the huge success in just one year! well done.
cheer wesley! hopefully things continue into year #2!
It’s finally here! great talk!
Wow, Jeff!
That was so engaging!
You are one funny dude!
thanks Charlie!
wicked! that Trevar Linden drawing should be a Basement Clothing T-shirt!
hey – you did a great job of keeping it entertaining and balancing with insight into who you are and what you do. I’ve been to these in chicago b4 (there was one tonight i guess but i no longer live there…) nicely done.
p.s- thanks for upkeeping an inspiring blog!
thanks Sierra! it really ended up being a lot of fun!
Yeah, cool pecha kucha!
i have a tiny toy of that pig-in-the-pickle-car
GOOD CHOICE!
where did you get the toy? i am on a mission to collect Richard Scarry’s books but never thought about the toys
hmm ive had that toy since i was litle so im not exactly sure where i got it, but it think it might’ve been from mcDonalds~ hmm
ohman AND i remember we had “the busy world of richard scarry” video game for the sega genesis. i miss that.
That was dope man. You dropped some knowledge.
thanks corey!
that was great
“DON’T COME TOO CLOSE” will stay with me forever.
i should scan in all the drawings from that one sketchbook they are hilarious
I think you should do a post about your drawings from that sketchbook. It’s always nice to see work from when you were young.
jeff hamada, good man.
Haha I liked that, you’re funny Jeff
Your first drawings made me smile, cause some of them were very similar to mine that age..
good job!
thank you both! maybe my whole presentation shoulda been the drawings haha
the rest was great too
Great stuff!
Yeah, talented speaker. I’m glad you mentioned Denmark heh.. I believe that’s not very often that country is mentioned in the US heh..
And funny to see the face behind this website heh..
im from Canada actually – the talk was here in Vancouver
there was a pecha kucha night in my city once, very few were as entertaining and funny as you, superb job
Hi Jeff,
Yeah, it was a great talk. It is also great that you are honest about yourself, how you approach you work and above all you expressed the humble character that most successful people have.
I too get nervous when I have to present.
Good for you for helping the people in Sri Lanka to build their homes after Tsunami. You took many meaningful and beautiful photos.
hey thanks for the kind words Cho-wai! my trip to Sri Lanka is probably the thing im most proud of and maybe the best experience of my entire life so far. i’d like to go back there actually
sorry.. ofcourse.. canada heh.
Yeah, that is a good idea.
Nice job, this is a great video and captured the evening very well.
Cheers!
- but it has made me really want to see some of your ceramics work
You were pretty awesome. I think everyone who presented was nervous. Your presentation was funny and you inspired a lot of people. Cheeeesy but true!
congrats!
PKN is a fantastic event, I’ve been to the origin place in TOKYO and had a lot fun!
thanks Carol – i’d love to go there at some point, somehow i’ve been to Japan and not Tokyo.
terrific job! very inspiring!
thank you!
Ha good stuff, very inspiring. Richard Scarry takes me back.
woah, for some reason i thought you’d be a woman…