I'm only 19, and am still finding it very difficult to get started with anything in this industry! Hopefully in a couple of years you'll hear different from me.

37...and just began visiting this site again after a year or so off it. It seems to have grown considerably. And, yes, middle aged, but just beginning a new career in video with a few shorts and one feature under my belt.

33 here... One of the Star Wars generation who grew up watching those films as a kid.

hi everyone. i have the mental age of an embryo but unfortunately the years have switched to fast forward, and before i new it 1967 was a long time ago. but having the mental age of a chunk of DNA i can't count so my age must be 21. i think?

Hmm...

I'm Model Year 1967, too.

Makes us...38, I think.

Naw, that can't be right.

48 here. It’s not so bad really. It seems I’m now allowed to have unscheduled bouts of flatulence in public, wear clothing from the seventies, say really stupid things and of course embarrass my children with all the above.

Rick (turning into his father) Steele

16, will be 17 in February.

I am actully 17 but my birthday is this month so I'm calling my self 18 :P

Ive been into film since as early as I can remember, but I only started doing it about a year ago. Im 18 now, but I sorta wish I started earlier - Spielberg made his first (home) feature at 16, and Rodriguez had made about 30 short films by my age...so I think I really need to get started!

I'm 36 and Manx (born and bred on the Isle of Man)

www.phatmanfilms.com

A geezer of 60 here.

I am 30 ad my wife is 28 the rest of our company are in their early 20's so that forces both of us to stay abreast of the things we said we would never hate but do!

Cool - not the oldest for once. -- 50. I still get carded though. Guess that's not saying much anymore.

Am I the only youngin' here? I'm 17

I'm 36 and Manx (born and bred on the Isle of Man)

www.phatmanfilms.com

Does that mean you're tail-less...?

The Chevy Belair wasn't the only great thing made in 1955...50 years old here (a couple of months from 51) and love my video toys. But I'm not too old to learn a bunch of good stuff from you young'uns! So did anyone calculate the average age here? Must be about 30 or so...
Vin

The Chevy Belair wasn't the only great thing made in 1955...50 years old here (a couple of months from 51) and love my video toys. But I'm not too old to learn a bunch of good stuff from you young'uns! So did anyone calculate the average age here? Must be about 30 or so...
Vin

Now, this is being very picky and I might even be wrong about it, but I seem to remember that the Chev Belair wasn't introduced until 1956. They brought out their new, modern look and their first V-8 in 1955, but I don't recall a Belair among the model names. That extraordinary Nomad wagon got its start in 1955, however.

For those of us from this era, these fine points of trivia are of the utmost importance. After all, what else did we have to discuss? There were no camcorders, no computers or video games, no portable music or phones and free love hadn't been invented yet. I challenge anyone under the age of 40 to tell how you distinguish a '55 Chev V-8 from a 6-cylinder model (without looking under the hood).

All I remember about the Belair is my sisters teasing my older brother about his "station wagon" and him saying it had a great compartment for concealing a cooler full of beer. :)

Am I the only youngin' here? I'm 17
Im also 17

18 years. mmm hmmm (had to ass that mmm hmmm to make it to 10 characters) haha

No, Steve, you weren't being picky about it, but you were wrong. Chev introduced the '55 Bel Air in '54 with the V8, fins, hooded headlights and everything. They did shorten it for '57, which made the fins stand out even more.
Now, how DO you tell a '55 Chev V8 from the 6 without lifting the hood?

32, though mistaken by girl at work today for a 22 yo. Late starter in this game, but I haven't given up acting aspirations just yet :)

Thanks for the jeans, Mum.

23, computer-guy turned video-guy

I work with PCs all day, and I'm starting to get into the professional side of video production. I'm starting my own business on the side, wish me luck.....

I'll be 21 this March.

No, Steve, you weren't being picky about it, but you were wrong. Chev introduced the '55 Bel Air in '54 with the V8, fins, hooded headlights and everything. They did shorten it for '57, which made the fins stand out even more.
Now, how DO you tell a '55 Chev V8 from the 6 without lifting the hood?

OK, I am corrected about the year of the first Belair. The '55 V-8s were distinguished from the 6s, by two very small, chrome Vs, right below the taillights. They had the same Chev brand badge in the centers of the trunk and engine hoods, on both V-8s and 6s. Beginning in '56, this badge was used only on the 6s, with large, chrome Vs on both hoods, on the V8s. Classify this as information as close to being useless as is possible-----on a par with knowing how to tell a '58 T-Bird from a '59, without looking underneath at the springs.

Well, I remember well my first look at a video camera in my hands.....back to 1989, a Sony Hi8 V-5000.....heavy!

At the moment I'm travelling trhough my 35's and still a video amateur and teacher!
:)
James in Portugal

27, but i still looking as a kid.

I am twenty six years old

i'm closing in on 21. too young to... wait, hmm.. too old to.... no, i'm at the perfect age!

43....but I still feel like a kid whenever I get a new toy (camera, system, software, etc....).....just that my "toys" are that much more expensive!

I turned 29 years old this past December.

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Please lengthen your message to at least 10 characters.

I'm 47 or 48 (I'd have to check what year it is and do some math), still going on 18.

:)

Running a ragged 24.

Another aging body ,but a mind still growing and a heart that never grows old....oh, yeah..I'm 48 :)

I m 28, feel 28 too.

37 (Aaarrrgh!)

I'm sad to say that I'm old enough that my first video was shot in B&W on a Reel to Reel recorder.

55 but feel like I'm 55

Brian

PS: damn I wish I still had that rig!!!!!!

B

I'm 27 here!

28.

my wife says I act like it sometimes.

41...Tring to get my video business going to make some $ to justify all the $$$ i've spent on video stuff to make better videos..DVinfo.net has been a great help!

31...for one more month

35, but according to my wife between the ages of 14-18 depends on her mood. You all know how that goes.
Mark Bournes

I'm turning 20 in April... I guess I should start doing something with this life of mine ;)

I was sailing last July and ended up in Boston for my 20th birthday. Yes it was absolutely the worst birthday ever becuse your (im referring to you americans) country says im too young to drink a beer.. when i used to be in quebec i turned legal age 2 years before when i was 18.. i was very dissapointed..and had to spend my birthday drinking in the bar on my ship that i had been stuck in fo the past month.. but to make up for it 10 days later we were in st. john's, newfoundland on george street which has the most bars per capita than any other city in the world. George street ... bar after bar after bar after bar after bar..etc...
come to canada.. see the sites... and george street

63 3/4, in Adrian Mole terms.

I started editing audio on a wire recorder believe it or not, way back in 1960.

A whoppin' 24 years. Most of my friends are over 40. Is that a good sign?

A whoppin' 24 years. Most of my friends are over 40. Is that a good sign?

Some research might help: Try singing "You make me feel so old, etc" Note their reactions. Then try "I make you feel so young" and compare reactions.

But then perhaps you're not old enough to have heard Dean or Frank or Bing singing at all. Silly me, sure they're probably not old enough either.

I thought I was 58 my last birthday. My wife said I was 59. She's right. Come to think of it, 57 seemed to last a couple of years.

I'm 33 going on 34.