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July, 2010
by Christa Sadler
Film and video festivals are great ways to meet other enthusiasts just like you, and nothing gets the blood pumping faster than joining a 48-hour film challenge. Moments after you receive the theme, you then have only two days to plan, shoot, edit and deliver your finished video - do you have the guts to do what it takes?
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July, 2012
by Michael Fitzer
Getting your Production Services known by an eager audience isn't like the old days. You can't put an ad in the Yellow Pages or the Classifieds and wait for…
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May, 2012
by Marshal M. Rosenthal
It's not always about whether the technology works well. Sometimes, it's about the interconnectivity and ease of use.
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March, 2012
by Mark Montgomery
You don't have to look too far to find a bunch of DVD authoring freeware options on the internet. However, not all free DVD authoring software is created equal.…
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March, 2012
by Andrew Burke
Web video is everywhere, playing on laptops, through video game consoles, in digital magazines on tablet computers, and even on TVs and mobile phones.
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February, 2012
by Mark Jensen
Don't put your livelihood and creativity at risk. Film and video insurance is a must for most video business people, to protect you, and your product.
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February, 2012
by Andrew Burke
Documentary storytelling is found across a diverse swath of mediums including celluloid film, DVD, online video and even interactive scrapbooking. Even through these changing mediums, the documentary has stuck with us.
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January, 2012
by Dave Sniadak
Winning prizes, earning acclaim, and getting your name known are just a few of the perks to competing in film festivals and video contests.
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January, 2012
by Mark Montgomery
Are you being found on Google Videos? Google Videos is Google's search tool specifically for finding video content.
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January, 2012
by Dan Bruns
With a growing selection of 4K televisions and recent announcements of affordable cinema-style camcorders, 4K resolution is poised to become a new standard.
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September, 2011
by Andrew Burke
With new mediums come new opportunities - this should be the mantra of the video producer of today. Following are tips to formatting your story for the web.
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August, 2011
by Peter Zunitch
What to Buy, What to Know
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August, 2011
by Marshal M. Rosenthal
Duplicating a DVD of your video project - or even that awe-inspiring vacation trip - has been simplified by the advent of the DVD burner found in computers.
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August, 2011
by Peter Zunitch
Type "Video Production" in a search URL and you come up with more than 24-million links. Finding your exact needs is time-consuming, but we've narrowed the…
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May, 2011
by Earl Chessher
There's more to social networking than a page on Facebook when it comes to marketing your video business, professional experience, branding, services and…
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May, 2011
by Mike Houghton
If you're interested in creating 3D video, this plug-in provides a great way to mix your footage together for a reasonable price.
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April, 2011
by Earl Chessher
The market for video producers looking to sell video is huge! Video sales can happen if you're willing to invest time and effort into the right marketing plan.
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January, 2011
by Teresa Echazabal
There has never been a better time for video producers to promote and distribute their own work. You don't have to hire someone to do it nor spend a lot of&hell…
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November, 2010
by Randy Hansen
Vlogs are the new blogs. Vlogs are a visual medium. The only limitation is your ability to produce vlogs that are compelling, interesting and easily obtainable.
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November, 2010
by Morgan Paar
You found a compelling story that the world needs to know about, you gathered up enough money to get the documentary through pre-production, shooting and post…
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September, 2010
by Peter Zunitch
Streaming video has evolved tremendously over the years. It's as stark a contrast as Dorothy's barren black and white farm was to the glory of the Emerald City.
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September, 2010
by Mark Montgomery
It wasn't too long ago when MPEG-4 compression was strictly considered a deliverable format, but many camcorders now capture moving images in this format. So…
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July, 2010
by Teresa Echazabal
Got something to say? Say it on Twitter. Got something to really say? Grab your smartphone, point the camera at yourself, and start talking. Then what?
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June, 2010
by Kyle Cassidy
In the past three years, Youtube.com, Google's video website, has become the place for video sharing. Knowing the restrictions will help you upload your next&he…
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May, 2010
by Kyle Cassidy
You know the camera moves and names, but that's just half the battle. Here are some answers to WHEN and how to use those moves effectively.
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May, 2010
by Mark Montgomery
Video editing can happen on all sorts of modern day personal computers. A fact that was not true when digital video editing was in its infancy. However, the…
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May, 2010
by Hal Robertson
Banking, sales, communication and news are just a few of the areas that have been completely transformed by the digital revolution.
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May, 2010
by Morgan Paar
In this four-part series on How to Make a Documentary, we will first look at Story Development, then investigate Funding, Financing and Budgeting and finally…
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March, 2010
by Matthew York
I am coining a term as I write this: smart mob screening. The first two words were coined by Howard Rheingold in his book Smart Mobs: The Next Social…
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March, 2010
by The Videomaker Editors
Technical specifications and links to top video sharing sites. This list includes YouTube, Bilp TV, Bright Cove, Current TV, iStockphoto, iTunes, Live Video,…