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Today I talk about the quality of video content online. Clearly, the video quality online would never pass for even your local PBS content. Find out what I think of that and how you should deal with it in your own industry.
What: Now that you have your video online, you will probably want to let your friends know about it. Linking to it and embedding the code for your video are the ways to do this.
Who: Sage Lewis
Where: This was shot at our office in Akron Ohio.
When: March 8, 2007
Why: No matter how good your video is, if you don’t promote it, it will likely not be seen by many people. These two techniques are the ways in which you can let people know about your video.
How: I shot this with my mini DV Panasonic video camera. I had 1000 watts of light on both my left and my right plus some fill lights.
What: Here we talk about putting your video on YouTube and ABC News: Be Seen Be Heard .
Who: Sage Lewis
Where: This was shot at our office in Akron Ohio.
When: March 7, 2007
Why: Your video has to be hosted somewhere. But that’s now the good news. There are many places and want your video. We talk about a couple different ones here.
How: I shot this all with Hypercam and captured the video from my desktop. I had 1000 watts of light on both my left and my right plus some fill lights.
What: Here we talk about Windows Movie Maker and how to go about editing your video and getting it ready for the web.
Who: Sage Lewis
Where: This was shot at our office in Akron Ohio.
When: March 6, 2007
Why: Video is a lot easier than people think. Making it look decent can be a mystery if you don’t know where to start. Windows Movie Maker is free, easy and a decent tool.
How: I shot this all with Hypercam and captured the video from my desktop. I had 1000 watts of light on both my left and my right plus some fill lights.
