Video Editing Production

The removal of Google Video content on April 29 has been eliminated after users gave their opinions and feedback on the Google Video announcement made mid-April, 2011 as reported in Google Video Crash and Burn. Now the status is that content will remain accessible but can be downloaded or migrated to YouTube with the click [...]

YouTube announced on their blog that video uploads have reached 35 hours per minute. That’s amounts to over 50,000 hours of video content per day, or more than 25 full-length theater movies per day. Where is all this content coming from? YouTube credits the increased time limit going from 10 minutes to 15 minutes and [...]

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 [...]

Video productions can consist of many different approaches to content. Here is an example that is a video as an end result but uses only static images edited in a slide show format with titles and credits text overlay. We’ll use this scenario to look at ways to use simple and free material without even [...]

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 [...]

Google Video crashed stopped accepting video uploads in May 2009. Recently an email went out to Google Video account holders that their uploads will be burned removed May 13, 2011. Dear Google Video User, Later this month, hosted video content on Google Video will no longer be available for playback. Google Video stopped taking uploads in [...]

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 [...]