Look out – here come’s mobile film-making! No excuses – the editing application is in the phone!
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Look out – here come’s mobile film-making! No excuses – the editing application is in the phone!
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Tags:filmmaker resources·Filmmaking·Future of public media·HD·hyperlocal journalism·iPhone·mobile filmmaking·Video
In 4th quarter 2009, the time spent per week with online videos, social networks, blogs, and mobile videos combined was barely 3% as much time as was spent watching television on a home TV set.
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Why Online Video Fails To Meet Its Lofty Expectations
With television advertising being a $70 billion market and total online advertising weighing in at $22.7 billion for 2009, you can’t help but wonder why online video advertising only represents a $1 billion market.
In fact, according to the IAB, video advertising grew from $734 million to $1.017 [...]
Tags:filmmaker resources·Future of public media·independent film·montetizing content·Online video·social media·Video
Further cementing Montreal as a center for animation, gaming and creative media… one of the biggest players in the biz is throwing it hat in the Quebec ring…
clipped from www.montrealgazette.com
Warner Bros. coming to town
To open gaming studio: Company to receive $7.5-million grant, pledges to create 300 jobs by 2015
By JASON MAGDER, The Gazette
Warner Bros. said [...]
Tags:Animation·gaming·Gazette·Montreal·Multi-media·North Country·Video·Warner Bros.
One of my recent favorite segments on Mountain Lake Journal Extra was getting lost in the chatter, so I’m unearthing it here:
Tags:Art·Art Games·Burlington·Firehouse·Gallery·Mountain Lake PBS·Paul Larson·PBS·Public Affairs·Spotlight·Video·Video Games
Mountain Lake used green screen technology to great effect in our recent documentary “Forgotten War” (all the interviews) and continue to use it in studio on a pretty frequent basis. What many of us don’t realize is just how many “Hollywood” projects rely on virtual sets & green screen to complete their shots.
Check out one [...]
Tags:Documentary·filmmaker resources·Mountain Lake PBS·PBS·production·Robert Rogers·technology·Video
clipped from www.current.org
WGBH steps into the future with mobile DTV simulcasts
WGBH is going where no station has gone before: This week it launched the first mobile DTV service in the system. The station is simulcasting its main HD channel along with its ‘GBH Kids Channel and two audio program streams. It’s the first of nine [...]