It's been a very busy week for NewFronts, with AOL, Yahoo, Crackle and Hulu all announcing new and original online video content for the coming year. Meanwhile, YouTube told us why they were better than TV and Red Bull Stratos took home a clutch of Webby Awards.
One of the most basic "rules" when it comes to shot composition is the "rule of thirds," in which you divide your shot into 9 equal parts with intersecting horizontal and vertical lines and then frame the subject at the intersection of those lines. Here's a video tutorial on it.
This is one of the funnest times of the year for those who watch video.
Last year, Walk Off the Earth came out with a video on January 5 that would become a YouTube sensation, a cover of Gotye's "Somebody That I Used to Know."
When you are editing, you’re usually told to use effects sparingly since a little usually goes along way and you don’t want to overdo it.
On this week's Reel Rebel video production tip, Stephen follows up on our first
On this week's Reel Rebel video production tip, Stephen follows up on our first
It's that time of year when we start seeing lists of the top everything from everywhere, and Visible Measures has just announced their top 10 most viral charity campaigns of 2012.
It may come as no surprise to learn that YouTube succeeds on the back of video games.
