Video Blogging is probably the best way to build a strong presence for yourself online, and fast. I have done plenty of research in preparation for the recent launch of my personal youtube channel, garin.tv, and the following ten tips are most important steps I discovered. These tips …
Whether you want to take a stab at being the next big video blogger or just want to supplement your current content with some video, you don’t need fancy hardware or software. What you do need, though, are some ideas. Well, here are ten easy-to-shoot and easy-to-edit video blogging ideas to help inspire you to realize your video blogging dreams, no matter how grand or modest they are.
The Video Rant
Just because …
Video is just about as common as images on the Internet these days, more and more websites are using it and with YouTube and other such services it is likely to increase.
Video is considered as one of the best methods for communicating with audiences but there a lot of sites that use video and it not doing them any good.
I came across a …
TubeMogul is a very powerful online tool for video publishing; it’s basically like Ping.fm except for videos, with an added bonus of in-depth analytics. With TubeMogul, you upload a video and send it to multiple sites at one time. A list of support video sites can be found …
A demonstration of how images make video blogs better…
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For the last few weeks, here, at BloggingTips.com, I’ve been giving you video blogging advice on a wide range of things, from technique to equipment. Well, I learned everything I know from watching others. This week, then, I’m pointing you in the three directions of my favorite video bloggers. After all, sometimes you can learn best from watching, well, the best.
Name: Loren Feldman
Site URL: 1938Media.com
This tough talking New Yorker …
Drink water before you shoot and during if you can edit it out later. You don’t want to be seen licking your lips like a freak or coughing, or clearing your throat in the middle of your video as though you were about to lose a lung.
Record several takes. We’re all familiar with the comedy gag in movies of the picky Hollywood director doing hundreds of takes for a single scene, and …