Tube Mogul is a site where you can upload your video once, then have it automatically sent out to a dozen different video sharing sites. This will save you about a half day's worth of work per video you upload.

Usually, to produce your own video, you have to supply the video somehow. Lots of folks rely on stock footage from sites like istockphoto.com instead of shooting it themselves but gathering the video is usually one of your basics steps.

Virtually all free video sharing sites have tons of silly videos, crazy videos and mindless videos. That’s just the state of the Internet video world, but you need to find a site that offers a larger potential audience than that and many do.

A quick look at the videos uploaded onto clipshack show everything from teenage girls lip-synching and dancing (very poorly I might add) to clips of giggling babies.

Brightcove is not just another video sharing site filled with shots of kids imitating dangerous stunts they’ve seen on Jackass. Brightcove is geared toward the business that wants a fairly easy content management system…

Far be it from an old geezer like me to judge the viewing habits of today’s teens. (Next time I read a report on falling ACT scores I’ll try not to blame “tame wasted on giggling over stupid videos on the net.”) Sigh.

Blog.com is not just for video, in fact, just glancing through set-up instructions, they emphasize still photos albums and posts more than video posts. Many of these blogs lack any video at all…which means your competition is less.