thanks for the address, jay.
guess what - we are both in southwest michigan!
--- In videoblogging@yahoogroups.com, liza jean dared...@...
wrote:
your email address is not available and your websites don't have a
contact page - unless i have to have an account with you . . .
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I've got to move my contact us from the homepage menus.
You're not the first to miss them.
peace,
Ron Watson
http://k9disc.blip.tv
http://k9disc.com
http://discdogradio.com
http://pawsitivevybe.com
On Jan 11, 2009, at 9:15 AM, liza jean wrote:
thanks for the address, jay.
guess what - we
your email address is not available and your websites don't have a
contact page - unless i have to have an account with you . . .
--- In videoblogging@yahoogroups.com, Ron Watson k9d...@... wrote:
Liza Jean,
I guess the profit sharing could work both ways.
As a production company, you
there are two of us at dyna-flix.com and after a year and a half of
hard work and 50 fifteen minute chapters on the market as $5
downloads or 3 on a DVD for $20 we were up to $100 a day in sales.
average. down a little with all the fear out there about money.
most pay sites in our niche sell
Liza Jean,
I guess the profit sharing could work both ways.
As a production company, you are killing yourself with the
presentation of your site. It just doesn't look serious. (just being
frank here...).
I think I could help you with the presentation of dyna-flix.com.
There is no reason
most of my passions don't make any money (wrt video) but I'm ok with
that and they're not related to your project in any case
Neither do mine, but they are all related, if your passion is video.
There are stories to be told about all kinds of things - dog sports,
outrigger racing,
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Subject: Re: [videoblogging] Re: Profit sharing for film crews
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Subject: Re: [videoblogging] Re: Profit sharing for film crews
most of my passions don't make any money (wrt video) but I'm ok with
that and they're not related to your
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There are tremendous opportunities with this kind of stuff, Rambo.
I'm already
All right. I'm getting it.
Let's just say - for instance - my dad's one of the top border collie
working dog kinda trainers on the planet. Or was when he was doing it
full time.
He's got a lotta knowhow - having studied for years with Grand
champion Highland Shepherd Jock Murray - and I could
yes. Most definitely.
Profits split down the middle.
That's a great angle, Jan, having a family member trip your awareness
about the stories sitting around you, but it's doesn't just have to
be those angles.
I could see conferences and expositions being good content for this
kind of gig.
I don't want to beat a dead horse, though, and I can see that there's
little interest on the list in entertaining the concept of making
money through profit sharing with community developers and small
businesses.
It's a bummer though. It could be the big thing that makes producing
I don't care about people doing this for me, it's not about dog
sports. It's not about me. My stuff was only an example.
This is about the concept of profit sharing with producers and
supplementing income of video producers and giving much needed help
to community developers.
It's the idea
My opinions, for the one thing Im not short of is opinions:
Training videos that are useful to a niche are one of the more likely
sorts of videos that some people will pay for.
I did not like the example prices you gave at all. Depending on the
subject matter, training dvds and suchlike
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Subject: [videoblogging] Re: Profit sharing for film crews
My opinions, for the one thing Im not short of is opinions:
Training videos that are useful to a niche are one of the more likely
sorts of videos that some people will pay for.
I did not like the example prices you gave at all
Well, it all comes down to what people think something is worth to
them I guess. I cannot really tell Ron what his particular prices
should be because Im not a potential customer, I dont know what the
stuff is worth. I was meaning to say that when talking about the wider
theory of selling video
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Sent: Thursday, 8 January 2009 9:13 AM
To: videoblogging@yahoogroups.com
Subject: [videoblogging] Re: Profit sharing for film crews
My opinions, for the one thing Im not short of is opinions:
Training videos that are useful to a niche are one of the more
[mailto:videoblogg...@yahoogroups.com] On Behalf Of Steve Watkins
Sent: Thursday, 8 January 2009 9:13 AM
To: videoblogging@yahoogroups.com
Subject: [videoblogging] Re: Profit sharing for film crews
My opinions, for the one thing Im not short of is opinions:
Training videos
we use e-junkie.com for our digital download provider. monthly rent
for your library no matter how many (or few) you sell.
--- In videoblogging@yahoogroups.com, Ron Watson k9d...@... wrote:
I'm kicking around an idea for a pay to play jam session video
application.
World class disc dog
we use e-junkie.com for our digital download provider. monthly rent
for your library no matter how many (or few) you sell.
Thanks, I'll check it out.
Does nobody see what I am seeing here?
If you, as a video producer (shoot, cut, encode) were to hook up with
people like me and create 50
how many people are paying to view a video on the internet? even with
micro payments. can't say I ever have.
I don't know what all this is:
World class disc dog events are held in every region of the country
several times per year. The same can be said of agility and flyball
tournaments as
There is a major omission in your budget here Ron - the COST of making the
videos. I think this works out to far less than minimum wage for the video
producers in the equation once cost and time are factored in. Assuming you
want something of moderate technical quality.
Also, I suspect most of
how many people are paying to view a video on the internet? even with
micro payments. can't say I ever have.
I don't know what all this is:
World class disc dog events are held in every region of the country
several times per year. The same can be said of agility and flyball
tournaments
2009/1/7 Ron Watson k9d...@mac.com:
Well, have you found something that is your passion that is for sale?
most of my passions don't make any money (wrt video) but I'm ok with
that and they're not related to your project in any case
maybe ask people on the dog lists - the true fans in your
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