The Free Music Vlog 5: Ye Pirate Episode

Arrr! Ahoy mateys this episode will show you just how widespread piracy is amongst comm students. The life of a pirate is a lonely one, with only a parrot or two for company, but perhaps after viewing this ye will feel less alone. Arrr!
Many pirate-thanks to all ye pirates that participated in this vlog. Arrr to you all!

Earlier Episodes:
Episode 1
Episode 2
Episode 3
Episode 4

Hi,

this is my last video that serves as an conclusion to my vlog. I planned to have two experts talked in this episode, but i made a mistake deleting one of them's video recording and did not have time for both of us to re-shoot again...it's a pity.

going abroad to study is not a easy job, which can be reflected through my previous episodes. it is really important for those to decided to study in a foreign county to make every preparation before they do so and keep correct attitude whenever they meet hardships...the advices and suggestions given by Mr. Greg in this episode will help those students hopefully.

Hi everyone,

Here comes my third story (episode 5 & 6) 'Always Be together'. I chose this topic because I do know lots of couples breaks up because one of them go abroad, and the distance interms of being apart from each other is one of the main reasons. And being influenced by the different culture of a diferent country is another reason. In these two episode, I will interview Arisa and Steve who decide to stuey abroad together because they are well aware the problem and want to protect their relationship.

cheers!

Howdy all,

With great pleasure I give you the penultimate episode of my vlog series, Two Wheels, No Engine. Today, I went for a ride around the Hills area near Kalamunda and I visited Lesmurdie Falls and the Mundaring Weir. There is some nice footage of these spots mixed in with some sterling commentary.

Enjoy,

Jay.

Hi everybody,
Welcome to my 4th VLog.
I visited the Round House in Fremantle, which is the oldest public building in WA, dating from 1830. It was originally built as a gaol and later used as prison. At the lookout point towards the ocean a cannon is located which provides still a daily time shot at 1pm. So make sure not to miss that. In the olden days, this signal was very important for the mariners to be able to set their chronometers right on their boats and thus make exact navigation possible. The procedure was ceased in 1937 when telegraphy was available.
Underneath the Round House there is a tunnel, which connects the beach with the town to provide access for the whalers who were down on Bathers beach.

Here we are: Kings Park Bushland! If you check the map that I gave you, we are currently in the Bushland area located in between Winthrop Avenue and May Drive on the lower left portion of the map above the "YOU ARE HERE" sign. Chad shares more of his knowledge about the area of Kings Park. I share more information about the Kings Park of the present. Chad also has a special message for everyone at the end of this segment. This is an episode you will not want to miss!

Hello everyone

Here is my 6th video blog. It is a small piece explaining how to go about stop motion animation. I don't exactly know what to write here considering the video explains itself.

hope you enjoy,
Christina

In this portion of the documentary, Chad is officially introduced to the public as my new sidekick and I explain to everyone what his role will be in the vlogs. I also touch on some background information regarding the history of Kings Park and how it became the Park that people identify today as one of Western Australia’s greatest tourist attractions. I also discuss its actual location including details regarding its close proximity to the Perth Central Business District. This is my last vlog next to Currie Hall. Our journey will begin soon. Don't forget your Kings Park map!

Hello and welcome everybody to my last VLog !
For this last one I decided to take you down to my most favourite beach, which is Cottesloe Beach.
It is a great place to hang out with friends, go for a swim or enjoy the best Fish'n Chips at the 'Cott's'. One of the most remarkable signs of Cottesloe Beach is of course the pylon, which is situated right in front of the Indiana Tea Rooms. It was intersting to find out that this pylon was originally installed in 1935 right after a shark attack, in order to hold a net and keep the sharks off. The pylon though had to be rebuilt several times, as rough waters made it collapse. Sometimes it even gets a paint from unknown artists.