Entries Tagged as 'Video'
via youtube.com Mountain Lake PBS’ newest production caps 2 1/2 years of work with one of Montreal’s greatest institutions… Cirque du Soleil. The program will be seen nationwide for two years as a PBS fundraiser. We’re thrilled to support public television while showcasing a great regional success story.
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Tags:Beatles Love·Cirque du Soleil·Criss Angel Believe·Flowers in the Desert·Fundraising·Ka·Las Vegas·Montreal·Mystere·O·PBS·PBS Pledge·Video·Viva ELVIS·Zumanity
Look out – here come’s mobile film-making! No excuses – the editing application is in the phone! via vimeo.com
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Tags:filmmaker resources·Filmmaking·Future of public media·HD·hyperlocal journalism·iPhone·mobile filmmaking·Video
This chain of newspapers is boldly striking out into digital territory that no other legacy media has ventured in (switching to free online tools and more), but I’m eager to consider how our station can adopt this idea: Telling the Stories A cornerstone of the Ben Franklin Project is the inclusion of everyone in the [...]
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Tags:Ben Franklin Project·hyperlocal·hyperlocal journalism·journalism·Pennsylvania News-Herald·Public Affairs·reinventing journalism·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. via baselineintel.com
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Tags:future of PBS·future of television·News·online media·Online video·television viewers·Video
Below is a thread that began several weeks ago (as reported here and here) on Revolution PBS, an anonymous blog. I’m picking up the thread mid-stream. If you haven’t seen the beginning, you can start with my post linked above and then the “Spoonful of Sugar” post picked up here. I’ve added my comments from [...]
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Tags:Education·Filmmaking·future of PBS·Future of public media·john proffitt·Mountain Lake Journal·Mountain Lake Journal EXTRA·Mountain Lake PBS·News·North Country·Online video·PBS·PBS Revolution·public service media·social media·Video
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 [...]
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Tags:filmmaker resources·Future of public media·independent film·montetizing content·Online video·social media·Video
Check out the latest video below from Mountain Lake Journal EXTRA’s frequent contributor – Adirondack naturalist Mark Fraser. He’s also got a new blog. Be sure to go visit his site and bookmark or better yet, subscribe to his blog feed (see my post from earlier tonight.) You can also subscribe to his video channel [...]
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Tags:Adirondack video·Adirondacks·conservation·Educational Programming·educational video·environment·Mark Fraser·Mountain Lake Journal EXTRA·Mountain Lake PBS·nature·Nature walks with Mark·North Country·PBS·snake video·Video·YouTube
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, [...]
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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:
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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 [...]
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Tags:Documentary·filmmaker resources·Mountain Lake PBS·PBS·production·Robert Rogers·technology·Video
