Video Editing Production

I edited some Video Production Guide clips together and uploaded the video to TubeMogul in order to compare the quality of the results at different host sites.
In this test case I used Sony Vegas Pro 8 as the editor software. The reason I used this over MS MovieMaker was that I wanted to create an [...]

An easier and quicker way to spread your video around to several sites is by submitting it to a video aggregator. What this means is that you upload your video once and it is distributed by them without your having to do more than check off the destination sites. This is what I did with [...]

YouTube is but one example of a web site that people upload and share their videos publicly. YouTube is the biggest video hosting and sharing site and attracts the most viewers: I placed Video Production Guide videos there as to test for audience numbers, and also to experiment with its HD settings.
But YouTube is not [...]

Once you uploaded your HD video to YouTube it becomes available for viewing. If you have titled and tagged your video with popularly searched keywords then it may be found by people searching directly on YouTube’s site, or on Google search.
Depending on how many other people have videos and websites with your topic you may [...]

If you viewed the previous Video Editing and Production Tips you may have noticed that the opening graphics and closing credits are obviously crisper and in higher resolution than previous years of fuzzy YouTube videos. The other obvious feature is that the included video, although good resolution, reveals how important a good quality camera [...]

Here we continue our discussion on creating a 5-part video series for a simple video production campaign.
Last time I mentioned using Microsoft MovieMaker to import images and render to a video. The biggest issue with MovieMaker is choosing the output options for file format and resolution quality. Microsoft likes its proprietary WMV format for Media [...]

At this point I want to summarize the steps involved in this video production campaign to promote a fictional product or service.
Traditional methods would include creating a blog or Web site, optimizing for on-page factors and promoting off-page, using link building with keywords, tags, and bookmarking. The goal is getting to the top of Google [...]

There’s always some in the crowd who ask the ‘what-if’ questions. Can I use your product for this application, or in that environment? Maybe it can do your dream scheme, or perhaps it can be used for alchemy, or to reform congress.
They think that if you say your product can do so many ordinary things [...]

How do you use a video production to present a products function? This is a presentation of “How do they work?” Use function to cover straight forward facts and specifications of features that provide a specific role. This is the step of how a feature becomes a benefit.
In this fourth episode in a series [...]

What features should be included in a video production promotion?
If you are the curious and scholastic type of personality, you will be asking this question. You want to know the “what” of everything. In other words, “what” is a question that is answered by a list of features.
In this third episode in a series [...]