Who’s that guy in the green shirt dancing in Sprint ads? Well you heard about “double dream hands” guy here first, right? (Heck I even own one of his yellow shirts).
Now he’s back with “double dream feet,” which appearance in a Sprint television ad (and, above, as repurposed on YouTube). He’s John Jacobson, and his new YouTube channel is here.
As reported by The Onion, the Advertising industry is facing serious competition by amateurs. Oh, did I mention you’re not pwning each other enough in the comments? Strap one on. Commercial Community College Commercial from The Midnight Show
WSJ writer Lee Gomes talked to some of the web legends about how to become famous. Here’s his article, which includes quotes from Numa Numa, EepyBird, Chocolate Rain. If you can think of an online cliche, a one-hit wonder, a 16th minute of fame…. then he interviewed ’em. “To be sure, being the latest, greatest…
One of the great things about online video is that, for the most part, you can make a video go away. Recently I created a video called “Lay Me Off.” It featured me eating crayons, tossing wet kleenex and wearing a robe to meetings. I’m squishing bananas on my boss’s desk, pushing a guy’s tie…
I’ve been struggling with various revenue sources for videos (since the YouTube “partners” revenue hasn’t yet kicked in, and I don’t know yet whether it will be meaningful). There are several models in play… There’s custom work like the videos I’ve done for several sponsors for a flat-fee charge of $2-$5K (which is “found” money,…
Since I was dangerously close to having a “dark blog” here, I thought I’d share some recent online-video information that’s worth knowing. Online-video ad spending continues to grow, with 2017 looking to be passing $9 billion this year (it was $6.8 Billion in 2016). That’s according to recent research by the Interactive Advertising Bureau (IAB) as…
When you leave town do you have someone watch your house? And your MySpace account? Here’s a wonderfully self depricating piece called “House Sitting,” by Mo Collins (MadTV, 40 Year Old Virgin). She spoofs her own neurosis and her career, and it’s a fantastic low-budget irreverent piece. Via Revver blog.
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His 15 minutes will be up soon.
Yeah he ran with it and saw the opportunity. Good Stuff
There you go, sorted!
Nalts your seerch box is spelled wrong,it’s supposed to be spelled surch 😉