New How-To – How to shoot video quickly, cheaply, and professionally.
A quick video with David Patterson of the Merritt Group on how they shoot video blog posts.
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I would welcome a second video with more information on software/hardware, tips, tricks, and how to shoot, edit, upload, and promote.
I have been subscribed to an online Chicago-based newsletter that offers video tips. If anyone is thinking about shooting their own videos this is a great resource. You can sign up here:
http://www.beyondthepedway.com/newsletter
I agree with John. As our city cuts back on expenditures related to public and community affairs, what kind of free editing software/hardware is available to help out public administrators on a shoestring budget? At this point, the most I’ve got to work with is a generic flip-style video camera and old digital camera. I welcome any ideas or links to grants for communications =)
Thanks for sharing!
Ditto on the request for hardware/software recommendations and narratives of experiences, ie. “lessons learned the hard way…”
I’ve used my Flip camera and iphone pretty succesfully. Use iVideo for editing when needed