Well, my type of vlogging is finally sitting in front of the computer speaking about how my day went. I finally have a webcam to do that.
I'm the guy who leaves the house with a camera to, let's say, Geauga Lake, or, Cedar Point, and record the rides. Maybe for the first 10 times per park. You won't see all those videos because most of the ones I taped are private. But I have some there I shared.
I am a semi-nerd. Not enough to hack into other systems, but enough to repair computer problems most people can't. I'm a semi-coaster enthusiast, as you can see, but I don't stalk the amusement park's websites to see what ride they're removing. I just go to a forum to see who wanted to be first to announce it. I'm probably too old anyway to OMGZ a machine with tracks.
Additionally, being a YouTube/GV user, I am into the media. Before my camera got stolen in Glenville in Cleveland early Autumn 2006, I would take my camcorder around to record anything. Most reasons I have a YouTube account is because I don't have enough space on my computer to save the videos. I was one of the first users of YouTube when I joined late 2005. I was looking for a place to save my videos online and streaming it, without media players being embedded. Once I heard of YouTube, I signed up. I may have signed up too quickly when I misspelled "safetysash".
I am highly into disaster movies, and that's why one of my top movies are "Independence Day", "The Core", "The Day after Tomorrow", and "War of the Worlds".
No, I don't know CGI, so I can't create animations, and the only video editor I basically use is Windows Movie Maker.