Videomaker Presents Recap

Jennifer O'Rourke
June 2007

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Like the changing technology, Videomaker Presents is moving with the times, and once again we are in the design stages of creating a new look and more intensive reports. This month's collection of full shows will change, and we will break out segments for easier uploading to an RSS server near you.

We plan to offer more tips and tricks along with closer "first looks" in our Hands On segment at the products that come through our doors, often before they're even on the market. Those changes are happening soon, so stay tuned! Meanwhile, take a gander at the latest full version shows on the Web.

You can subscribe to Videomaker Presents via iTunes, FireANT and other podcast/vidcast aggregators, or you can add one of the feed links that appear on www.videomaker.com/vidcast to your RSS receiver of choice. You can also go directly to our Web site to stream these segments directly.

• Video Bits & Bytes: The latest industry news in video production, business acquisitions, and video sharing.
• Tips & Tricks: Some of our editor's favorite tricks and techniques.
• Take 20: Videos by producers like you, sharing tips from lighting, camera techniques, editing and more.
• Hands On: A close up look at some of the gear we review.

• Video Bits & Bytes:Mark and Derek have news about JVC's new GZ-HD7 and tell you about StudioNow.com, plus some Free Final Cut Pro Plug-ins from Noise Industries. Blinkx.com launches a new wiki for Video SEO. There's a Viacom lawsuit against YouTube for $1 billion.
• Tips & Tricks: Andrew has some rainy day shooting tips to protect your gear.
• Take 20: Charlie and John look at the Videomaker/Sony Best Animation video winner Pencilman Meets Pencilgirl.
• Hands On: Mark and Andrew bring you a special report from the Photo Marketing Association's annual gathering.

• Video Bits & Bytes: Mark has news on Sony's AVCHD Camcorder, along with rebate news from Canon. Derek brings us more news on StumbleUpon.com and iStockvideo, and reports on a festival using disposable camcorders.
• Tips & Tricks: Jennifer teaches still photographer and art director Melissa Hageman some simple handheld tips for video, and Melissa creates a Spring has Sprung video using her new skills.
• Take 20: Charlie and John look at Alien Earths, the Best Educational/Instructional Video entry from our 2006 short video contest.
• Hands On:Mark features Sony's HDR-HC7 camcorder.

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