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Excerpt from Subtitles on A Poor Artists Jewels Tape on Youtube


Update:
I have been trying to put subtitles on my Youtube films.  they are filmed ad hoc and I do not always clearly.  I have some friends that will be putting in the subtitles for me (and hopefully translating some stuff into some other languages like French and Japanese).  But I have to add some captions myself to get the ball rolling.  Its hard to understand a personal way of speaking unless somebody does that.  
I am not very good at it and the work is slow so I have been trying to fugure out ways to do the subtitles as fast as possible. You used to have a choice as to whether you want to put the subtitles on with timing or just as large transcript.  But the subtitles have already been started and there,s no place to  put the whole transcript in.  I sgarted just dictating into word to make one large transcript and had to stop because I didn't know how to place into the subtitles.  So here is some of the work I did. (I might just continue it for some stuff because I like it better than writing and proofing the subtitles that already done) But for now, this is what I have. 



'So I have those and now I am putting them in sets. I have, for example in one binder a peacock on one side and a feather on the other side. And I'll have 10 to 15 prints of each one of them. So I think I have about now 20 of them so far. Maybe less. They are getting thick there I have a business card in there and  I have to put some text in it and I'm gonna put a card on the left and the right side of it so I have all sorts of subjects I have jewellery pictures of my jewellery collection.

I think I'm gonna call it...... it used to be called a Poor Artist Jewels but I think I like better the title Ambitions Jewels. And then there is the Montreal collection which is about things about the city and the inner-city and then there's the Muses collection. In the Muses collection mostly I started off with musicians. 

And there's another problem there is a question of copyright issues I want to get rid of all the stuff that I might have a problem with the copyright and put it somewhere archive it so that I can actually contact the people... The powers that be.... To get the proper permission I listened to a great lecture by someone from the small business Administration and they said it is good to be rather safe than sorry. They all have all sorts of poor stories of copyrights that the you do all this work on your work and you printed out and you spend all this money and then someone claims that there's a copyright issue. And you lose all the money and work as well. So that in the cards. I have been trying to take up the stuff that I don't have a copyright for on blogger.'

I am going on Youtube to get the link to the tape that this is taken from and I will put it on as soon as I get it.  


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