If so, I heartily recommend friend and former colleague Angus Farquhar’s new blog – after several years of suggesting he shared his knowledge and insight into the world of video, he’s finally started committing to doing it.
So check out Angus Farquhar’s Online Video Producer blog. And if you want to see what he’s up to now, check out his videos for Which? from CES
And I’m still amazed that he actually managed to make my attempts at presenting a video show good enough that I can just about watch them without cringing – I’m just thankful he didn’t put together the outakes.
I’m still working on using my voice to actually convey enthusiasm – hence why I haven’t embraced the likes of Seesmic and 12seconds.tv yet. But having predicted that the added conversation and interactivity coming to video would give it a huge boost this year, I might not be able to hold out much longer…
Thanks Dan, appreciate the post. I think your video career would have started off much better if we’d actually remembered to turn the lights on!
Thanks Dan, appreciate the post. I think your video career would have started off much better if we’d actually remembered to turn the lights on!
I agree and think that video is totally essential if you want to speed up the growth of your blog. I did a whole post about it last week http://www.niallh.com/video-the-key-to-success-for-building-brand/
I am not sure if 12 seconds and twitter will take off though as people just prefer to use text and using them in work would be impossible for most.
I agree and think that video is totally essential if you want to speed up the growth of your blog. I did a whole post about it last week http://www.niallh.com/video-the-key-to-success-for-building-brand/
I am not sure if 12 seconds and twitter will take off though as people just prefer to use text and using them in work would be impossible for most.