Lindsay Toler

Reporter, writer and journalist

Seattle, WA
ph: 214-212-6765

Beijing Videos

A few weeks into my trip to Beijing, NeighborsGo sent me a Flip Video Camera as an experiment. Could I use videos to better explain to my readers what it was like to live and work in China?

The videos were a huge hit, each receiving more than 1,000 hits. Find more videos at NeighborsGo.

Each of these videos was uploaded without being edited because I wanted viewers to feel they were authenti views of my everyday experiences in China. I am, however, experienced in editing video.

  • Lighting the Olympic Cauldron

    This video was by far my most popular, receiving more than 60,000 views. This was the first YouTube video of the Opening Ceremonies on YouTube, and I uploaded it 15 minutes after the ceremony aired in the States. People are still viewing and commenting on it months later.

    About halfway through shooting this, I realized that I was totally alone in a sea of Chinese workers and volunteers. All of my American friends were long gone. I stuck it out to get this video so I could show viewers my perspective of the Opening Ceremonies.

  • Working at the Green
    My first vlog from Beijing shows Neighborsgo.com readers where I went to work everyday.
  • Eating Scorpion
    Yep, that's a scorpion. This video is the always first thing NeighborsGo readers ask me about when I tell them about China.
  • More Olympic Fireworks
    The second part to my Opening Ceremonies video.

Send Me

After my experience in Beijing, I feel confident that a news outlet could send me anywhere in the world with a video camera and a notepad, and I could emerge with intriguing, compelling stories. 

Find more videos at NeighborsGo.

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