By Internet Video Gal on Sep 30, 2008 in Video Accessories | 0 Comments
In order to help you chose the right video camera, I made this short video tutorial that explains some of the basics about video cameras. You can watch it in less than three minutes and then the sales guy at the store won't be able to fool you into wasting money on worthless features.
By Internet Video Gal on Nov 5, 2007 in Blogroll, Create Better Home Movies, Make Money with Video, Video Accessories, Video Production Tips | 1 Comment
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.
By Internet Video Gal on May 15, 2007 in Create Better Home Movies, Lighting for Video, Video Accessories, Video Editing, Video Production Tips | 1 Comment
Chroma-key technique is a way to put you on the planet Mars if that’s what your video script calls for. Chroma-key (also called green screen) is a cheap, easy way to create awesome video.
By Internet Video Gal on May 15, 2007 in Story-Telling, Video Accessories, Video Production Tips | 0 Comments
BRAND YOUR WEBSITE WITH GRAPHICS
Consider this, a graphic of your logo is invaluable for branding your product or web site. The best graphic themes are consistent for maximum customer's recognition. Stick with one look for greatest viewer brand recognition.
By Internet Video Gal on May 15, 2007 in Sound for Video, Video Accessories, Video Production Tips | 0 Comments
Dialogue is whenever the characters speak to one another to move the plot along in a work of fiction.
By Internet Video Gal on May 15, 2007 in Story-Telling, Video Accessories | 0 Comments
Beginning with the movie Rocky, filmmakers used a special bounce-free camera mount that enabled the cameraman to follow the action and still get a fluid, steady movement. It was as though the camera were floating in space. This type of mount has been terms a steady-cam.
By Internet Video Gal on May 15, 2007 in Story-Telling, Video Accessories, Video Production Tips | 0 Comments
The Internet loves viral videos put together with still pictures, graphics and music. These are extremely easy to make.