Synopsis:
Here’s the perfect introduction to the art of the videoblog, or vlog,
whatever your subject. Filled with both technical and creative tips, this
fun, fast, full-color guide provides everything you need to get started
vlogging. You’ll learn:
· How to find and keep track of your favorite videoblogs
· How to create your own vlog under Windows or Mac OS X
· Where to find free vlog-hosting services
· Tips on lighting, shooting, sound, and video compression for vlogs
· Where to download free, legal music for your vlog
· How to build an audience with RSS feeds
· And many more insider secrets
Vlogging pioneers Michael Verdi and Ryanne Hodson are co-founders of NO
DE101, an international network of videoblog classrooms, and FreeVlog.org,
NO DE101’s online equivalent. Verdi also vlogs at www.michaelverdi.com,
while Hodson produces vlogs at http://ryanedit.blogspot.com and
http://revlog.blogspot.com.
Video training pioneers Diana Weynand and Shirley Craig are co-owners of
Weynand Training International, an Apple Authorized Training Center that
provides training services to the entertainment industry. They vlog at
www.weynand.blogspot.com.
About the Author:
Producer, director, and editor, Diana Weynand is the co-owner of Weynand Training International, which provides training services to the entertainment industry and is as an Apple Authorized Training Center. She is also the author of several books, including Apple Pro Training Series: Final Cut Pro 5.
Shirley Craig is a co-founder of Weynand Training International, a film and television training firm. The British native is an industry veteran who worked as production coordinator for "The Other Half of the Sky," an Academy Award-winning documentary, and produced “The Naked Truth," another award-winning independent film.
Ryanne Hodson is co-founder of Node101, a network of videoblog classrooms being created internationally and Freevlog.org the online equivalent to the Node classrooms.
Michael Verdi is a videoblogging pioner, co-founder of Node101, and co-creator of FreeVlog.org. His seminal "Vlog Anarchy" post is cited in the Wikipedia entry on Vlogs and is often used as a call to action for the creation of personal media.
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