Exploring video for your blog.

3. On a mission to liberate video

6. What makes your blog unique?

7. What is your style, niche, format?

8. What types of media do you use?

9. Who are you?

11. You engage

12. You can add dimension to your written voice

14. Get comfortable

15. Make time

16. Explore the location

17. Be early

19. Not an expert yet? Interview one!

20. Learn something new? Share it!

21. Going to an event? Capture it!

22. Focused on one idea, subject or industry? Lead it!Be yourself and allow iterations…

23. Meet Jenny

24. Tip 3: Frame it –leave it

25. Tip 4: Consider sound & lighting Who is this?

26. Tip 5: Shake it up Informative: Webinars, demos, interviews Entertaining Spoofs, comedy, drama, interviews

27. Meet Gary

28. Meet Grandma Mary

30. Flip (uh-oh), Sony Bloggie, Kodak Zi8

31. Digital Video Cameras

32. Canon Vixia, Panasonic HDC

33. Screen Recoding Software

34. Camtasia($), CamStudio (free), ScreenFlow ($)

35. Other

38. Buy an external hard drive

40. Words can make something funnier

41. Planned pauses will help later

42. Don’t make too many cuts

44. Tip 11: Share it!

46. Hit the main topic in the first 10 seconds

47. Limit editing to increase authenticity

48. Be careful to not cut too much or too close

49. Don’t force it

50. Develop techniques that are comfortable for you i.e. screen capture videos vs. on camera

51. Takes queues from your personality