This guy does! Erik Brown, not only is he an intern during MEDIA LAB Thursdays, but this die hard stays past his shift and works on his footage from his Advanced Directing class. His diligent hand can cut and transition footage like the best of them.
But listen, just because the weather is "nice" it doesn't mean you can't get the work done.
Here is a notorious picture of myself from 2007. Two comrades and I bicycled from Bar Harbor, Maine to Seattle Washington. During this trip, I edited about 20 videos all within the tent I carried on the back of my bike. Each day was beautiful. Each day there was a video to piece together. I learned to create something out of "nothing" and that there could be a story in any of the footage I shot from town to town. Nothing sharpens your "shoot to edit" skills like editing on the fly. I miss those days of shooting everyday, meeting new people and making substance out of their everyday lives.
Below is one such video from my bicycle trip - I stopped in at Squeaky Wheel a media center in Buffalo, New York. I shot the video on a JVC Everio 3 CCD camcorder and edited using final cut on a Mac Book Pro. Gosh that was a great time. I miss it.




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That bike trip sounds like a lot of fun! Who says you can't edit when it's nice out, indeed.
Great video, too. I've heard a lot about Squeaky Wheel. Seems super interesting. Did you stop at any other media centers?
Happy biking, and editing!