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Are Your Videos Safe?

With digital video, web cams and hard drive camcorders, a lot of video live on our hard drives. But if these videos are important to you, save them elsewhere, too.

Tools for Saving Videos
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Class Video Production

Tuesday January 10, 2012

I'm not talking about video production class. I'm talking about class video production, or recording and editing videos or classroom lectures. It's easy to do, and a great way to reach students who are absent or need to review. This guide, How to Make a Class Video, will lead you step-by-step through the production process.

For More YouTube Views, Ask Your Audience

Friday January 6, 2012

If you want to get more YouTube views, you need to start by making great videos that people want to watch. And the easiest way to find out what people want to watch is by asking. Solicit comments and feedback from your existing audience, and you'll find inspiration and ideas for videos that even more people will want to watch.

Learn more about this tactic, and other ways to get more YouTube views.

Make a Sports Video

Wednesday January 4, 2012

Whether you're videotaping a football game or swim meet, I have one crucial piece of advice for videotaping any sporting event: know the game so you can anticipate the action. If you can keep your camera pointed in the right direction at all times, you'll do fine. Check out this new article for more tips on how to make a sports video.

Resolve to Make Better Videos

Sunday January 1, 2012

Let's make 2012 a year of great videos!

A year of clear sound, bright light and steady shots. A year of beautiful images and creative story editing. A year without excessive effects.

To get you started on the right foot, read this article about shooting better videos.


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