Here are this edition's entries to Do More with Video:
Jerry Kokich presents Advantages Of Using Stock Footage posted at Filmmaking Stuff, saying, "If you come across a situation where you could use stock footage and don’t, you are a fool as will end up wasting time and money. Learn how to utilize stock footage, and save yourself money, time and headaches."
Earl Chessher presents 9 Affordable Approaches to Video Training posted at Videomaker, saying, "Video production rules, secrets and tricks aren’t something we’re born with or a gift gained via effortless, often unconscious assimilation."
Mike Gruszynski presents How to Produce Your Own Video Resume posted at TechSmith, saying, "Some tips and best practices for shooting, capturing audio, lighting and editing a video resume."
Jeffe Aronson presents How to Get the Best Out of Your GoPro posted at River Currents, saying, "a few nuggets of info I’ve learned along the way that will help you get best out of your GoPro camera."
Mario Gomes presents Create Amazing Animated Business Videos Yourself posted at Queness Feed.
Colin Mulvany presents The change: Video storytelling and the rise of the DSLR posted at Mastering Multimedia, saying, "In the blink of an eye, things change. It comes down to how you respond to that change."
lekan presents The Top 3 Video Streaming Websites posted at Welcome to lekan babarinde's blog, saying, "Enjoy Free Unlimited Streaming of Thousands of Movies and TV Shows"
Greg Glasgow presents Film students go behind the camera to shoot their own short documentaries posted at Denver Magazine, saying, "Following one team of Denver University students through the filmmaking process from pitch to premiere."
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