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.
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.
Distribution
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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. -
Who Are You? What Kind of Video do you Create?
Jennifer O'Rourke - April 27th, 2012
Videomaker forums are chock full of advice from real video pros, and best of all, they're FREE! Our forums survey wants to know: who are YOU? -
Movie President shows Video Skills in Comedy, Horror YouTube videos
mikerosen - April 26th, 2012
We always like to call attention to dedicated creative people who are making big things with video, who can do more with less. That's why we were so excited to see the video work of The Movie President. The Movie President is the brainchild of Kevin A. Millward, a film student at Northern Kentucky University. Kevin's movies are a great example of what indie video creators can accomplish, making great entertainment on a shoestring budget.
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Five Tips on Directing DIY Tutorials
Jennifer O'Rourke - April 26th, 2012
Dont know how to do something? Confused by the high tech lingo in your instruction manual? No problem! Nowadays, we just grab our nearest internet capable device, plug in our favorite search engine and click the go button. You will find links to dozens of different sites, lists and columns of instructions, but if you need a visual guide, youre going to be looking for a video. -
Learn to Make a Viral Video with a Free Report
mikerosen - April 19th, 2012
How do successful viral videos like the dramatic prairie dog, Nyan cat, and OK GO do it? Learn how to make a viral video with a free report from Videomaker Magazine, How to Make a Viral Video: 11 Tips to Create a YouTube Sensation.
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NAB 2012: Light Yourself with ViewMe Lights from Videssence
Jackson Wong - April 17th, 2012
The big idea here is to essentially create a three-point light setup at your desk. To do this, ViewMe provides two soft LED lights that either mount on your... -
NAB 2012: JVC's Three Cameras You Must See
Jackson Wong - April 16th, 2012
JVC has a follow up on the 4K camera they showed at CES 2012, but first, two new cameras, the GY-HM600 and the GY-HM650. Both have a small form factor... -
Take a Fun Quiz to Find your Video Style
mikerosen - April 12th, 2012
What's Your Video Style?
Take this quiz for fun and see what style
of video best suits your personality.
Agree or disagree with your results?
Tell us why below!
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Brewery Corporate Video Shows Importance of B-Roll
mikerosen - March 29th, 2012
When we find an interesting video project, we like to point it out to our readers. Videomaker's Facebook friend Charlie Essers (@PushEject) recently shared a corporate video he made to help promote a new craft beer brewery in Los Angeles.
