A few days ago I was talking to a friend about some of the weird things I did in college. Somehow, making music videos came up. . .

Anyway, I decided to dig out all of the crazy (and probably embarrassing) music videos we made in college and share them.
Over the next couple of weeks I’ll share the good, the bad, and the ugly. Including my horrid attempt at “Goodbye Earl,” a rendition of “Push,” and the most popular, “What’s Love Got to do with it?” – Also, you’ll need to have QuickTime installed to watch these. Its easy, and its free.

With that, let us begin.

Where It All Began:

It all started sometime during the 2000-2001 school year when I was living in Cobble Creek apartments. One of my roommates had borrowed her mom’s 8mm video camera, and one night (well, early morning) around 3:00am we started playing.

This was the first “music video” we made. It was my roommate Emmylou.

I don’t really know what we were thinking. You can see me and some of my other roommates waving that fabric behind her. LOL. That was actually the plastic pee sheet that came standard on our apartment mattresses. Pee sheet, random strand of Christmas lights, old High School dance dress, and video camera – the makings of a lovely music video. 🙂

A few nights later we pinned a blue/yellow bed sheet to the wall, added a few more random strands of Christmas lights, and an occasional fan or strobe light. That when things really started to get crazy. And hideous. And embarrassing. You’ll see what I mean in the next music videos post.