AmericanItGirl
Back in the land of Disney...
- Joined
- Jul 25, 2007
Now I'm nervous because my video is no longer up there...maybe they only have the videos up for so long before putting up fresh ones?
Hi all...they have posted some of the videos (100 I think) on the disneycmo site. Mine is on there, look for the chubby lady in a gray jacket standing next to a full size cut out of captain jack!
Anne
Lightsaber - I also uploaded my video on Saturday and it has not made it to the website. I wonder if there was a problem on Saturday. I'm also wondering if I should try uploading it again.
Could it have been because we uploaded on a weekend? That just seems to easy...especially since I know my wife did get the screen that said the application was accepted, or whatever it was that it said.
AmericanItGirl: Your video is still there. Like a previous poster said, they are jumbling the videos when you see the page with 25 videos on them. But if you click on one, then at the bottom of the screen you get a list of five videos and the "next" and "previous" buttons, so you can scroll through them that way and you'll see yours is still there.
-Dorothy (LadyZolt)
AmericanItGirl: Not only is your video still there, but I saw it at least four times as I scrolled through the pages this morning!
That was my thought! Only 200 people have applied? But then I think... well they didn't really publicize it except a few articles in the news media, most people I know hadn't even heard about it until I told them about it. Plus maybe a lot of people can't afford that kind of time away from their jobs, families, and lives. Even though it isn't a lot of time spent working for them, it still is a HUGE committment in terms of travel, away from home, etc...I really just wonder if the videos that are posted are just a random selection of the ones submitted. I mean, there are probably less than 200 unique videos there (I noticed quite a few were duplicated) and I can't imagine that that few have applied.
That was my thought! Only 200 people have applied? But then I think... well they didn't really publicize it except a few articles in the news media, most people I know hadn't even heard about it until I told them about it. Plus maybe a lot of people can't afford that kind of time away from their jobs, families, and lives. Even though it isn't a lot of time spent working for them, it still is a HUGE committment in terms of travel, away from home, etc...
A lot of 18-20 year olds probably could make the time commitment, but re too young, whereas once you hit 21 and older, a lot of people have full-time jobs beyond just working at Starbucks.