Discover how easy internet video can be with video production tips from Lorraine Grula

Virtually every video sharing sites on the web from YouTube.com, to GoFish.com, to ZippyVideos.com gets your video without you having to individually log in to each site and upload directly to it.

Windows Movie Maker will easily edit together you video and add professional looking graphics. You have one line of audio that you can cut and paste.

Apple’s Final Cut Pro, now called Studio 2, is the ultimate video editing software experience in my humble opinion. When FCP first came on the market, it was chump change at $1,000, compared to its competitor, Avid with its $50,000 version of Media Composer.

When I recently spoke with a video production newbie, he told me the biggest question he had was what kind of battery charger to buy with his video camera.

He wondered whether he should get one that came with a separate battery charger or one where the camera WAS the battery charger.

Sales letters always promise you it’s easy, that’s just marketing manipulation-speak. Who want to buy something that’s a lot of work? Truth is, this product isn’t easy, but that’s a good thing. Means it’s complete.

People who know how to produce videos people enjoy watching will definitely be rewarded financially as the internet grows. Sell your products, educate your customers, demonstrate your product, profile your business, and entertain the masses.

The marvelous technology of the World Wide Web provides distribution outlets for the video producer I never dreamt of in the early days of my career…outside of those nerdy science fiction novels I used to read.