Distribution

Whether you're submitting your video to a film festival, or sharing it with friends online, distribution is essential if you want people to see it. After reading the following articles you will have a better sense of what avenues of distribution best suit your needs.

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Car Mounts Photo Shoot, Behind the Scenes at Videomaker

Jennifer O'Rourke - May 24th, 2012

From car mounts to citizen journalists, shooting video is becoming more mobile and easier to share. This summer Videomaker has several features showing you how to take action and get in the video producing game.
Grinner Survives Massive Car Crash in in-your-face-video

mikerosen - May 10th, 2012

On April 20, long-time Videomaker community member Grinner Hester was shooting the third qualifying session of Summit Racing Top Sportsman at the 2012 ADRL Spring Drags III at Bristol Dragway in Tennessee. Things seemed pretty normal until 21-year-old Lizzy Musi lost control of her car. And, well, just see for yourself: http://www.youtube.com/watch?feature=player_embedded&v=Qgu0WVt0XUo
A Brief Look Into Video Editing for Mobile Devices

Mike Wilhelm - May 09th, 2012

Video making has never been more accessible than in todays mobile world. Almost every digital device, from music players to smart phones, can shoot video. With the increase in video capture, we have also seen a growth in video editing software, especially for mobile devices. We took a walk around the Internet and found quite a few video editing apps.
CTIA 2012 Spotlight Award Winner: Verizon Color

Mike Wilhelm - May 09th, 2012
CTIA 2012: 7 Wireless Terms for Videographers to Know

Jackson Wong - May 08th, 2012

In honor of CTIA 2012, we want videographers to be more aware of wireless terms, some you may know, but the less you need to glance at glossaries, the better.
Videomaker Workshop: Light it! Shoot it! Edit it! Show it!

Jennifer O'Rourke - May 04th, 2012

Attendees came from all over the world come to beautiful Chico, California for fun and extensive training for 3 days at the Videomaker Headquarters.
Paranormal Comedy 'Assignment: Unexplained' Takes the Case

mikerosen - May 03rd, 2012

This week, we have another exciting video tidbit from the Videomaker community. Videomaker's Facebook friend Tim Heiderich is the brains behind the brand new Internet serial Assignment: Unexplained, an irreverent satire of paranormal reality television series like Ghost Hunters or Paranormal Cops. Goth/frat boy Chase Nightblood (Nate Scholz) has assembled a not-so-crack team of investigators to help him unravel the Fortean mysteries of aliens, chupacabras, and yetis.
CTIA Wireless 2012, What will Wireless have for Video soon?

Jennifer O'Rourke - May 02nd, 2012

A small peek at CTIA Wireless 2012, what its about, who will be there and what we hope to find.
Google TV - Ready For Prime Time?

Anonymous (not verified) - Tue, 05/01/2012 - 12:00am

It's not always about whether the technology works well. Sometimes, it's about the interconnectivity and ease of use.
Let's Make a Time-Lapse Video!

Mike Wilhelm - April 30th, 2012

If you spend much time on Twitter or the blogosphere, you've probably noticed the extreme number of time-lapse videos that are going viral around the web. What's the deal with their sudden popularity? I chalk it up to a number of factors. The first is that modern digital cameras can shoot time-lapse photos without a need for an external control device. Second is the recent popularity of compact camera sliders. Third is the fact that HDR (high dynamic range) photography is easier than ever to accomplish. Finally, the nature of the internet dictates that once a number of these videos goes viral, more and more people will jump on board.