Mashups

From The Web 2.0 Online Learning Film Festival

1 Monty Trek (Nominated by Alan Levine)
2 What to do in a Zombie Attack (Nominated by Leigh Blackall)
3 District Policies Regarding Blogs and Wikis (Nominated by David Wiley)
4 Rick Noblenski: Blasting Caps Expert and Wiki Advocate (Nominated by David Wiley)
5 Shining Recut (Nominated by Andy Rush)
6 Second Life Thriller Mashup (Nominated by Martha Burtis)
7 Cock And Ball Torture - Aphrodisianus (Nominated by Leon Lighips)
8 Kel McKeown: Instructional Video: Mash-up made from instructional videos (Nominated by Leon Lighips)
9 Chad Vader (nominated by Steve Greenlaw)
10 Spiders on Drugs (Nominated by Jim Groom)
11 Harry Potter/Pride and Prejudice Mash-Up (Mary-Carolyn Clanton)
12 He-Man & The Big Lebowski Mashup

Monty Trek (Nominated by Alan Levine)

You can probably guess what's being mashed up here by the title. This one must score off the charts on the Geekometer!

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=eEnyT0_BjxA

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What to do in a Zombie Attack (Nominated by Leigh Blackall)

Nice remix/satire of Prelinger Archive material.

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=zzkJbWl45kU

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District Policies Regarding Blogs and Wikis (Nominated by David Wiley)

Remember, blogs and wikis are gateway applications. Brilliant student work with existing materials.

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=4_Lk2uU_elU

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Rick Noblenski: Blasting Caps Expert and Wiki Advocate (Nominated by David Wiley)

Another student piece from Wikiblogedu.org. You can buy a Rick Nobelenski t-shirt

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=PQvLRXpGbzk

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Shining Recut (Nominated by Andy Rush)

Pretty much guaranteed to make anyone who has seen the original film laugh. A very fun, short way of illustrating the pwer of remix.

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=iVjl7gK4HGU

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Second Life Thriller Mashup (Nominated by Martha Burtis)

http://socialsoftware.weblogsinc.com/2006/01/20/second-life-thriller-mashup/

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Cock And Ball Torture - Aphrodisianus (Nominated by Leon Lighips)

Mash-up serendipity can be achieved in the mind of the viewer, with minimal editing.

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=r7oCDbDebDA

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Kel McKeown: Instructional Video: Mash-up made from instructional videos (Nominated by Leon Lighips)

Dry instruction transmogrified into musical magic. Shows what mashup can aspire to.

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=8y7Oa4CpjRY

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Chad Vader (nominated by Steve Greenlaw)

Is it a mashup, a sendup, or a costume party? Memes, pop culture, and marketing coalesce in this comic literalization of an iconic "day shift manager."

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=3CiW838wNiM

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Spiders on Drugs (Nominated by Jim Groom)

Context for this one comes from Brian Lamb's comment on Bavatuesdays here:

   This is a pretty straight parody of the Canadian government nature series “Hinterland Who’s Who” — which was what kids of my generation had   
   to watch on Saturday mornings instead of cartoons. (Except for Spider-Man, which I recently found out only got through because it was 
   produced in Toronto - http://blog.wfmu.org/freeform/2007/01/the_music_every.html )… Man, was my ten year-old self happy when cable TV came 
   to Saskatoon so I could start numbing my brain devoid of liberal regulatory interference. The back story on this video:        
   http://thetyee.ca/Life/2007/01/10/WoodSpider/

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=hbUYsQR3Mes

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Harry Potter/Pride and Prejudice Mash-Up (Mary-Carolyn Clanton)

This one blows my mind, which is why I've decided its inherently educational. Whenever I watch this clip I wonder about the similarities between Rowling and Austen’s novel, their respective film adaptations, and characteristics of the people who make up their “fandoms.” It’s incredibly thought provoking for me.