Here’s a video we did a few months ago. Don’t ask why I had a turkey costume on hand, but I managed to convince my brother-in-law to gallop around town and shoot footage. We even have a shot of a security monitor. The lady working the dollar store told me she couldn’t do it because it would all be on tape. But I charmed her a bit more and she obliged.
Anyway… here it is… “Mad Turkey.”
I’m a bit late on my online-video predictions for 2010 (unless you count this December post). The landscape continues to change, and it seems the world has been slow to catch up with my 2008 and 2009 predictions. Heck I even made a video in 2006 predicting 2007. Here’s what I’m seeing in Online Video…
How can a small company take advantage of this bountiful new online-video market? They can personalize their offering, increase reach, optimize search-engine rankings, and target with greater precision. While few startups will “go viral,” entrepreneurs have a competitive advantage in their flexibility and agility. Without large bureaucracies or expensive agencies, a smaller business can leave out…
Since the most-searched terms for this blog are around “how much do YouTube partners make,” I feel obligated to share these rare nuggets. YouTube has been quite silent about Partner income, but here are some nuggets reported in USAToday recently. Any ad revenue generated is shared, “with more than 50% going to the partner,” says…
I’m sick of this banner. But still felt strangely compelled to satire it. Because, young Smosh (Barats or Link, or whichever one you are)…. before you know it you’ll be wearing diapers again like me.
www.1secondfilm.com has found a great way to raise funds for The Global Fund for Women. They’re making a 1 second film with about 90 minutes of credits. You can get your name in it for a donation of $1 or more. It’s a clever fundraising technique and it’s created a competition among celebrity. Here’s a…
You have to remember that YouTube was really built on the back of one of our videos,” said Jeff Zucker to WSJ’s Kara Swisher. “Lazy Sunday from “Saturday Night Live” really is what built a lot of the value of YouTube.” Zucker, president and chief executive of General Electric Co.’s NBC Universal, also oversees NBC…
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Loved the ninja move onto the back of the minivan.
That’s SO fake. I’ve seen real live turkeys, and that’s not a real turkey.
m r 2 real turkeyz n ima gonna shoott it fer vittlez!
Elcheef- thank you for the most poetic spoof comment I’ve seen. I’m always amazed with how people are angry when anything is posted online that isn’t real…. are these the people watching Charlotte’s Web and saying “animals can’t talk!”