Coming soon: "Mise en Abyme"

After spending many hours watching YouTube, I said to myself "I want to be a Content Creator, but I've got nothing...Zip, Zero, Zilch" I find my life to be rich with small moments that I have captured on video that I wanted to share somehow. When Shorts on YouTube became a thing I found my niche.

We produce a variety of videos including YouTube Shorts, shorter YouTube Videos and still images. We like to tell short stories with videos and pictures.

My brother Michael lives in Virginia Beach, VA and is out and about daily so he sends me some pretty rich material!

On October 4, 2021 Facebook services had a  global outage. A user on Twitter posted the question "what is the last thing you ate and how many times did you try to log in to Facebook today?" Pickle, Zero. It stuck as a moniker and handle.

iStudio concept comes from several places; all my production gear is Apple iProducts, i for internet presentation, i for eye on little things, and i as in me.

We post new videos whenever nothing in particular is going on. When life is mellow I will dig up some Nostalgic Gems from the Public Domain for your viewing pleasure!

 www.youtube.com/@Pickle_Zero

My channel is about expressing personal creativity... digital snippets of everyday life. I also have a love for nostalgic B&W Television shows, cartoons and movies, and have recently started a YouTube Playlist with "Nostalgic Gems from the Public Domain". My next plans are Live Streaming...

Mise en abyme (also mise-en-abîme, French "put in the abyss", [miːz ɒn əˈbɪːm]) is a transgeneric and transmedial technique that can occur in any literary genre, in comics, film, painting or other media. It is a form of similarity and/or repetition, and hence a variant of self-reference. Mise en abyme presupposes at least two hierarchically different levels. A subordinate level 'mirrors' content or formal elements of a primary level.

Why yes, yes they do. Thank you for asking... fahlo me and I will tell you about them. Pink, furtherest from my watch is Jenga the elephant, next to Jenga is Splash the sea turtle, next is Norma the Penguin, Kiwi the sea turtle and finally Mia the shark. I am member of fahlo, they partner with non-profit organizations to create bracelets that come with a real animal to track. What I am really doing is supporting great causes for wildlife. I enjoy watching my animals move around the planet, and I know my money is going for a good cause. You really should check them out! 

www.myfahlo.com

Note: If you click on the images of myfahlo family it will flip the image over and provide you with additional information!

Not really. Tribel, that's about it.

Absolutely! We would welcome video ideas from our viewers and subscribers. You can send your suggestions to us through our website's contact form at the bottom of the home page.