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Pato Playing Memory

Usually it’s no fun to watch somebody else’s home movies, but if you’re family, and if the movies are short and selected fleeting glimpses into the everyday magic and growth of loved ones, then they’re okay.

Here is a short (40 sec.) video of Pato playing Memory (a Finding Nemo version from the back of a cereal box). I’ll leave it at that and let you watch.

This ought to auto-load and auto-play (though it may take a while; the file is 1.1 MB). If it doesn’t, you may need to download the movie file itself to see what your computer does with it when you double click on it.







Now isn’t that a great use of technology in the digital age? Isn’t Pato great?

Patrick • Movies • 06/30/03 • 2 comments

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David • 07/02/03 • 9:56 PM:

Fantastic! Great work Pato, and Adi, and Patrick, and Karina! I miss you guys, and seeing and hearing Pato makes it better.

Did you video it with your regular camera? or with a digital video camera?

Patrick • 07/05/03 • 11:01 PM:

We used our digital video camera, a Canon ZR45. I like it. Then I edited it (minorly) with iMovie on the Mac, which lets me save into a QuickTime format.

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