Video Editing Software: Free Trial Versions »
By Internet Video Gal on Feb 13, 2009 in Video Editing | 10 Comments
Try before you buy! Here is a list of video editing software programs that give you a free trial first.
Online Video Marketing – How to Make a Video »
By Internet Video Gal on Jan 14, 2009 in Business Marketing with Video, Video Production Tips | 4 Comments
LISTEN TO AN ENTERTAINING, IN-DEPTH INTERVIEW ABOUT ONLINE VIDEO MARKETING. SCROLL DOWN FOR A FREE DOWNLOAD OF THE SHOW. Do you want to get started with an online video marketing campaign to promote your web business but not sure where to begin? Do you need to learn the basics, and beyond, about how to create [...]
Digital Video File Formats: Free Conversion Software »
By Internet Video Gal on Dec 30, 2008 in Video Production Tips | 6 Comments
Incompatible digital video file formats can be a royal pain in the tush! Discover how to solve the problem with some free conversion software.
Video Production: Incredible Skill You’ll Want to See »
By Internet Video Gal on Dec 11, 2008 in Online Videos, Storytelling, Video Production Tips | 2 Comments
Enjoy this spectacular video artfully shot and edited on some of today’s finest equipment!
Video Production for Thanksgiving »
By Internet Video Gal on Nov 27, 2008 in Storytelling, Video Editing, Video Production Tips | 6 Comments
Enjoy this spectacular video designed to boost your spirits this holiday season.
The World’s Easiest Way to Edit & Produce a Video for the Web »
By Internet Video Gal on Nov 10, 2008 in Online Videos, Production Companies, Video Editing, Video Production Tips | 0 Comments
Man, you have GOT to check out. I was blown away and I do not blow easily!
Animoto is a new web service that lets you create killer videos in just a few minutes. I finished this one of my pets in under 10 minutes. And that included a trip to the kitchen! (Too many snacks!)
Using Chroma Key Technique in Making an Internet Viral Video »
By Internet Video Gal on Oct 30, 2008 in Business Marketing with Video, Featured Video, Video Editing | 6 Comments
Chroma key is commonly called green screen. Most people are familiar with the term green screen. That’s where your on-camera talent stands in front of a bright lime green background. Then, through editing, all the lime green is removed from the shot and another image is inserted in its place.
