A big thank you from me to all the people who participated in this video. I hope I got everybody. Here goes...

Ms. Gifford of Weiss High School, Abdrahman Chakir. Alena Le, Cathryn Ortiz, Brianna Garcia, Chloe Moore, Daniel Ngo, Ryan (Tate) Gustafson, Tyler Freeman, Zain Raza, Vivienne Le, Princess Ann Amante, Tyler, Brendan Lee, Benjamin Weiss, Trinity Boudreaux, Kirsten Albert, Jordan Poch, Brendan Lee, Erin Sanders, Ethan Powels, Gabriel Hayek, Erin Sanders, Keerthana Satheesh, Peter Wu, Andrew Ferguson, Brandon Quixote, Mr. Victoria and his students at Mamoroneck High School, Ms. Smith's AP Physics Class at Village Christian School, Mr. Balantic and his students at Daniel Hand High School, Mrs. Roth, David Henderson, Hannah Taylor, Syrach Roth, Adelaide Taylor, Mr. Carter and his students at Alaya High School.

Really, from the bottom of my heart, thank you to all of you for your kind words. I am honored and humbled.

Thank you to Jonathan Sullivan-Wood for transcribing the English subtitles of this video.
FYI: Everything below this point was for the creation of the above video. I have decided to leave it for posterity's sake.
Update: Perhaps I made my instructions to detailed and intimidating, so let's forget those. Just make me a video expressing your appreciation and get it to me at [email protected].
  • Thank you!! (You can ignore everything after this if you would like.)
  • Let's hear it for Zain Raza; my first video contributor!!
  • Thank you to the physics students at Weiss High School who submitted the first group video!
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Zain Raza
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Physics Students at Weiss High School
↓ And thank you to more students from Weiss High School who submitted videos! ↓
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Briana, Cathryn, and Chloe
↓ Thank you to the Mamaroneck Physics Class that submitted their video! ↓
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I am hoping to make a video which stars all of you talking about how Flipping Physics has helped you and/or your students learn physics. Some things to keep in mind:
  • Listen before you start to make sure the space is relatively quiet.
  • Pick a background that is not a bright light or window.
  • Orient yourself in the camera frame somewhat like the picture right here. →
    • Use landscape, not portrait orientation.
  • Steady the camera either with a tripod or just a table and book.
  • Speak slowly and clearly.
  • Do multiple takes. Trust me. Every video I create has multiple takes of every sentence. I just repeat myself over and over again until I get it right.
  • Please do not say negative things about other teachers.
  •  Please do not be offended if I do not end up using any part of your video.
  • After you have completed your video please:

I really look forward to hearing what you have to say and thank you for your help!

- mr.p, Billy, Bobby, Bo

p.s. If you are planning to do this for me (THANK YOU) and could you please email me just to let me know?
p.p.s. I am hoping to post this video in early June. It would be great if you could get me your videos by late May.
          (If it takes longer, that is okay. I just don't want to lose people to summer vacation!)
p.p.p.s. A big thank you goes out to Mrs. Roth and her students for us started on this project and wish me luck!