Videomaker Presents Recap

Jennifer O'Rourke
July 2007

Having The Best Video Shooting Fun with the Videomaker Editors!

It's warming up, and Videomaker Presents brings you a few outdoor shooting tips as well as an insider's peek as we go on location to several video events.

As always, watch for the latest news in the video industry and the most up-to-the-minute sharing sites in Video Bits & Bytes. Learn new techniques in Tips & Tricks, and join our editors are we critique user videos in Take 20. Watch for occasional special reports as we go On Location and take an up-close and personal look at some of the gear we review in Hands On.

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The Segments

Video Bits & Bytes: The latest industry news in video production, business acquisitions and video sharing.
Take 20: Videos by producers like you, sharing tips from lighting, camera techniques, editing and more.
Tips & Tricks: Some of our editor's favorite tricks and techniques.
Hands On: An up-close look at some of the gear we review.
On Location: Videomaker editors attend and produce many video-related events, and will occasionally bring you a recap of the people, places and fun we had along the way.

Our most recent episodes of Videomaker Presents:

Episode 61

Our studio is a shambles as we prepare to tear the set down to ship all over the country for the beginning of this year's Educational Tour. First stop: Los Angeles. Mark and Derek work around the mess in our Video Bits & Bytes segment, bringing you news about the Washington Post launching HD podcasts, and Panasonic announcements of two new 3 CCD AVCHD video cameras. Mark also has news from Sony Creative Software; Sound Forge 9 is now shipping with added support from many different formats like Flash. Derek tells us about Gotoit.com, scenemaker.net and Jumpcut.

Tips & Tricks: Jennifer shows how to avoid continuity errors in your video.
Take 20: John and Charlie continue showing us winners from our 2006 short video contest with Stewy's Skate Park, our Best Corporate Video. This is a slick, catchy and well produced look at a skate park built in honor of a young man killed while skating on a public roadway.
Hands On: Mark has Bogen's newest Manfrotto HDV 501 tripod, designed with the larger HD camcorders in mind.

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