Interview in Charisma+2 Magazine

Posted by Kaitlyn On August 2, 2010

This month's Charisma+2 Magazine includes a rather in-depth interview with... well, me! Charisma+2 is primarily a company that provides talent for videogame-related events and tradeshows. It is, essentially, a modeling agency for booth babes that know a lot about videogames. The concept is fantastic and the execution is great too.

Read the full interview.

New Panasonic LUMIX Cameras

Posted by Kaitlyn on July 21, 2010

One of the most exciting things about working as a journalist is being "in the know" before everyone else. In the case of DigitalCameraInfo, I get hands-on time with new cameras before they're even announced. Last week I went to New York and met with people from Panasonic, who gave me the goods on these new point-and-shoot cameras for their LUMIX lineup. The LX5 is especially juicy, giving consumers a replacement for that retro chic LX3 from 2008.


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Director's Note: Annie, Get Your Gun

Posted by Kaitlyn On May 7, 2010

This was my first time directing where I hadn't actually selected the show myself. Riverside Theatre Works lost their director at the last minute and I was called in to triage. I must admit that this not a show I would have ever selected on my own, but I'm very glad I had the opportunity to direct it. The music of Irving Berlin and the story of Annie Oakley go together surprisingly well.

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Ten RPGs That Matter... to Kaitlyn

Posted by Kaitlyn On April 18, 2010

Some people say that female gamers just aren't unique anymore. "Everyone knows that girls game... what's the big deal?" And yet, I find that the majority of guys are still surprised when I tell them I like videogames. They're even more slack-jawed when they learn how much I play and how knowledgeable I am. Even the mere suggestion that I'm good enough to play on a competitive level is just... unbelievable.

Read my blog on the Frag Dolls site.

We finally got the hot new Sony flagship into our labs for a test drive. Don't be dissuaded by the price tag... most of that covers the gigantic 240GB internal hard drive. There are plenty of reasons to rejoice, especially for fans of the Sony interface. Unfortunately, there were some disappointments too...

As usual, our conclusions can be read in disgusting detail over at CamcorderInfo or in bite-size nuggets at
The Washington Post.

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The Sony HDR-XR520V (MSRP $1499.99) is a camcorder that will delight some and disappoint others. Sure, most camcorders can't please every kind of user, but the XR520 is particularly divisive: its viewfinder and control dial are alluring to videophiles, while the touchscreen, GPS, and 240GB hard drive will catch the eye of many a beginner. Unfortunately, there are key ingredients missing: experienced users might bemoan some missing controls and first-time users could be intimidated by the jumble of buttons and layered menus. Before you buy the XR520, you better know exactly what kind of camcorder you're looking for... and choose accordingly.

Read the full review.
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Kaitlyn
Boston, MA

Currently Playing: Fallout: New Vegas, Rock Band, Your Shape, Epic Mickey, Puzzle Quest 2, Viva Pinata, Limbo, Assasin's Creed

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