Where Should You Host Your Videos?
We recently conducted an (unscientific) survey of media professionals to answer the question “Does self-hosting videos on a website make them appear more professional than embedding them from a service such as YouTube or Vimeo?” Responses fell into three major categories:
“Use a video hosting service.”
A plurality of respondants felt that there is no longer a [...]
July 31, 2009
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Joss Whedon at the Shasha Seminar, Part II
Last time, I gave a recap of Joss Whedon and Mark Harris’s thoughts on where the media industry is going, but much of our time at the Shasha Seminar was spent talking about the nuts and bolts of actually getting work produced.
Whedon talked about his own career, and how he got his stories up on [...]
June 2, 2009
• Tags: Bimbo, Buffy Slayer, Buffy The Vampire Slayer, Comic Book Series, Creative Effort, Creative Input, Creative Work, Fran Rubel Kuzui, joss whedon, Malenkov, Mark Harris, Marketing Campaign, Nuts And Bolts, Nuts Bolts, Photo Credit, Platform Content, Rubel, Scary Monsters, Script Doctor, Video Game • Posted in: Tips, Views • 3 Comments
