I’ve been invited to do a short weekly weather segment for MediaMoGirl. It’s a soon-to-launch NYC-based online media site.
Since I know nothing about weather, I thought it would be good to get some survival tips from our local weatherman. So he gave me some tips on the condition of anonymity. Here’s the footage.
Here’s the clip (click image below)
The card Sophia Chua wanted to send to her Tiger Mom, Amy Chua.
BrandWeek reports on a new campaign by State Farm that includes a viral video contest: State Farm asks, then answers, the question, “Now what?” in a campaign that shows people having to deal with common, but difficult, situations. The campaign, via DDB, Chicago, targets young drivers and is anchored by three TV spots, in which…
I MUST know what you think of this Bill Gates and Seinfeld campaign. Please scan this short article on the Huffington Post, and watch the clips if you haven’t. Then comment below, but be specific. Why do you like or not like them? Then, and only then, are you allowed to peek at the “more”…
ZeFrank agreed to be interviewed with me regarding the Annoy ZeFrank contest. Here’s an exlusive transcript: WillVideoForFood (WVFF): Thanks for answering some questions. Any reason you wouldn’t let me do this via phone or in person on video? ZeFrank: I can give you about 12 reasons. WVFF: What are your thoughts about the Annoy ZeFrank…
I’ve been trying for months to crack the Metacafe code. I’ve earned almost $4,000 but mostly from one or two of my videos. Meanwhile, Viral Video Czar Zack Scott has claimed more than $11,000 with his collection — about 10 of his videos have made it to the Producer Awards program. Yesterday he offered this…
AdAge called out the biggest YouTube sellouts— those known for sponsored videos for top brands. Naturally my headline would have read “YouTube’s Most Prolific Sponsored Artists” had I been included in the list. For those of you whose nipples don’t get pointy when you hear words like “advertising, marketing, Mad Men, spot, creative brief, storyboards,…
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Hey Nalts! Forget the weather, you should be a reporter for 60 Minutes.
Speaking of 60 Minutes, Did you ever wonder if Andy Rooney still alive?
Even if Andy Rooney is dead, they probably still use his corpse with puppeteers and old voice recordings.
He’s still alive, but he hasn’t started to smell really bad.
That’s, he’s *not* alive, but . . .
That was great. In Oklahoma, weathermen are really kind of popular since they predict exactly which intersections and neighborhoods tornados are going to strike when they form.