How-To’s
How-To’s
How-To’s
How-To’s
How-To’s
Posted on 10/20/2011
Anatomy of a Project Part 1: Planning and Production
Learn how I go about doing a client video from start to finish. First up: Planning and Production.
Posted on 12/10/2009
How To: Take Your Own Measurements
Need to submit measurements for a tuxedo rental or suit? Following this simple video tutorial will show you how to do it exactly like a professional tailor. The method is the same for both adult and kid's tuxedos or suits.
Posted on 11/25/2009
HOW TO: Watch Youtube on your Popcorn Hour or Roku Digital Video Player with Mediafly
Thanks to Mediafly it is easier than ever to watch Youtube videos from the comfort of your couch. Mediafly integration has been available to Popcorn Hour owners for awhile now, but now users of the Roku Digital Video Player (formerly the Roku Netflix Player) can acces it through the new Channel Store. While many Roku users are complaining that there is no Youtube channel and Popcorn Hour users have just recently lost their access to Youtube content there is a simple process to get Youtube videos back on your television.
Posted on 11/11/2009
How To: Get Hired on eLance
Life as a freelancer can be hard. Some freelancers try to gain steady clients in the 'real world,' but when that fails they turn to the web. While there are several freelance marketplaces, the largest selection of work can be found on eLance.com . There are other worthy contenders such as Scriptlance, Rent-a-Coder, and Freelance. eLance provides a perfect balance of security, quality clients, and varied projects.
Posted on 08/03/2009
How To: Shoot a News Package
Most television news outlets stick to a standard process to put together a news package. Wouldn't it be nice if you understood this process and could apply it to your video podcast, television program, or marketing video? Sure it would. Here's how to do it.
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