Hi All,
Been looking @ some video blog sites and comparing to the one I'm
building. I've imported two short videos I made, from YouTube just to
chk compatibility, etc. They appear in a list format on the Home page/
Blog and I can add commentary if I choose so far so good. But now,
I've
On Mon, Feb 1, 2010 at 11:55 AM, Tom Dolan tomjdo...@gmail.com wrote:
Hi All,
Been looking @ some video blog sites and comparing to the one I'm
building. I've imported two short videos I made, from YouTube just to
chk compatibility, etc. They appear in a list format on the Home page/
Blog
As a full disclosure Tom, Lijit is a previous client of mine.
The Lijit widget is paid for on its end buy advertising. The reason it
offers up other sites for the serach term is because it will provide
information of the people in your network.
You can configure the search results to default to
Hi Jim,
You know, this whole adventure is so new, and so I'm advancing a
little more cautiously than I normally would. Actually, with so much
bad/cautionary Press re: the web, I find it difficult to 'trust'
unknowns. I did get into lijit quite late last nite and I'll take a
look at it
Just a quick note as the moderator of this list. I notice that we have
a thread here under Turnhere free videos, yet none of the
discussions are about Turnhere.
Please appease my obsessive compulsive behavior and start a new email
thread with a new subject heading when changing topics. This helps
I agree with all of you. $25-100 for 1-2 days work is not acceptable,
and debases the market. There are a lot of filler video content work
for QA sites being parcelled out that pays appallingly, as I think we
discussed before.
On the other hand, the proposition that was offered by
It looks like video production is going the way of photography. It will be
harder and harder to make a living from delivering high production quality
video when it is increasingly in the hands of more people.
It also means we'll see larger sums of money traditionally paid to one
person be split
On the other hand, the proposition that was offered by Turnhere was
that you shouldn't spend more than 3-4 hours in total (pre-production
to delivery) making each 1 minute video, for businesses in walking
distance from your house. They have a checklist, provide all the
documents, etc. They
It looks like video production is going the way of photography. It will be
harder and harder to make a living from delivering high production quality
video when it is increasingly in the hands of more people.
Totally agreed. But to be more specific, it's now now enough to have
expensive
Jay is so right. You can have the best tech all you want. Video storytellers
are special and with the right exposure and talent they will make a living over
someone who can buy a nice camera.
Chris
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On Jan 21, 2010, at 8:31 AM, Jay dedman jay.ded...@gmail.com wrote:
It
So much to catch up on here. Before I do, I thought I'd let you know
about this:
TurnHere.com, who are an agency who match up filmmakers with small
businesses, have a new promo going for US Canadian filmmakers.
You can offer free 1 minute videos to small businesses, and Turnhere
will pay
Thank you Rupert
Nice heads up :)
Ernie
@ernmander
http://www.ernmander.com
On 20/01/2010 20:22, Rupert Howe rup...@twittervlog.tv wrote:
So much to catch up on here. Before I do, I thought I'd let you know
about this:
TurnHere.com, who are an agency who match up
TurnHere.com, who are an agency who match up filmmakers with small
businesses, have a new promo going for US Canadian filmmakers.
You can offer free 1 minute videos to small businesses, and Turnhere
will pay you $200 to make them.
It's a very small amount of money, and is undercutting other
Hey Jay,
Turnhere had a camera operator interview me and I assume he also cut the piece
together.
http://www.turnhere.com/blog/favorite-videos/the-future-of-online-video-by-tim-street-part-1/
If he got $200 for shooting and editing this simple interview that took about
30 minutes to set up
Hiya,
Just a word of background, I do TV production for a living. Mostly
independent stuff, but some broadcast stuff...
I've been approached a lot by companies like this, especially start-ups.
They want me to find ways to reduce costs, and still deliver a large
percentage of what I do to
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