Knock Knock
Def Jam Poetry – Daniel Beaty “Knock Knock”
So Powerful . . .
(NOT A VIDEO ONE PRODUCTION)
PAPO 2008 – Thanks to Trish Harding!
This video was produced by Trish Harding and Video One to promote arts in Bellingham! Keep an eye on Studio UFO and Trish Harding for all the cool art events.
A bit of marketing genius
ahhh . . . the difference between good copy and great copy!
This video was the short story winner of the Cannes Festival, 2008. The music was composed by Luis Enríquez Bacalov, from Argentina.
Great lesson and a fun video.
(NOT PRODUCED BY VIDEO ONE)
A Few Thoughts on Your Video Script
HAVE A CLEAR MESSAGE: This is the bottom line – know your audience and what you want to tell them. Know your best feature . . . this is the star of your show. Keep focused on your goals.
TALK TO ONE PERSON. While your video will be seen by hundreds of people, you are talking to them one person at a time. Say what you want to say as though you are talking to a real person . . . perhaps a friend of yours?
THINK ABOUT DELIVERY BEFORE YOU ROLL THE CAMERA. How will the audience see your video . . . DVD? Web? Television? Each has its own set of rules and you need to know what they are before you start filming.
BE HONEST. . . sincere, authentic. Deliver what you promise
Newsletter Notes
WEB VIDEO in 2009
One of the coolest changes in the last few months is YouTube’s delivery of high resolution, 16:9 video (or widescreen video).
YouTube, previously known for giving us all sorts of ridiculous content at poor quality, now has the ability to deliver high-quality video. (and yes, most of it still ridiculous.)
None-the-less, YouTube’s high-quality settings open up a world of possibilities. For the “social marketer” adding your video to emails and blogs takes about 30 seconds – and it looks fantastic!
You can also add video to web pages in a snap by using the YouTube player. Not as fancy as building your own flash player . . . but its free, easy and looks great.
