At this year at the Sundance Film Festival, in addition to scheduling and shooting interviews, we managed to see a number of films and catch some parties, including the “Beats Rhymes & Life: The Travels of A Tribe Called Quest, premiere featuring The Roots. While wrapping our up for our interview with the …
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Happy New Year from Blue Sky Video Productions
In part 1 of this 2 part interview, Grant Crowell, videologist talks about ReelSEO (www.reelseo.com) and how to use video to improve Search Engine Optimization (SEO) rankings on Google, Yahoo!, YouTube and more. WEVA News covers produces and services that interest the independent videographer worldwide. Sponsored by WEVA, International, www.weva.com Produced by Bruce Himmelblau
In part 1 of this 2 part interview with Byron Gordon from SEO-PR (www.seo-pr.com), he discusses methods used to promote SES 2010 world tour as well as low-cost methods of using video to promote business online. WEVA News covers produces and services that interest the independent videographer worldwide. Sponsored by WEVA, International, www.weva.com Produced by …
You are what you eat, the clothes make the (wo)man, the quality of the video on your website reflects the quality of your business. Uploading poor quality videos from your webcam may be OK for personal use, but posting a video with bad lighting, shaky or random framing and poor audio is not acceptable for …
Video coverage at NAB 2010, the WEVA News Minute team of producer, Bruce Himmelblau, cameraman, Steve Eisen and host/editor, Sue Lawson interview Jeff Greenberg from FMC Training on how videographers can improve their editing skills. As a bonus, Jeff gives 3 tips on Final Cut Pro Studio and Motion.
How the movies get made is often times better than the actual movies themselves.
A LinkedIn group for anyone working on EPK productions. If you are producing, directing, shooting, lighting, editing, etc. behind the scenes videos for film, music, video games or corporate communications/PR, feel free to join. www.linkedin.com/e/vgh/2540311/ Mention that you heard about it on the EPKproducer blog.
Not all EPKs or Behind the Scenes videos are done for films. They are also done by corporations to highlight a new ad campaign or to present an inside look at the making of a unique spot. I found one blog article by Brad Schwarzenbach titled, “A Making-Of Video that Doesn’t Quite Make It” …
Behind the scenes of the low budget zombie film, “The Christian Fury” shot with the RED digital cinema camera. The non-traditional EPK interview style delivered a more relaxed interview subject.