If you haven’t discovered “Film Riot” (Revision 3), check out the past few episodes to learn how to fake a gun shot, snap an arm in half, or make daylight look like night time. You don’t have to be a desktop wizard for all of them — the gun shot effect is as simple as fake blood blown through a tube.
It’s not often you see a real celebrity in an online-video series. But today’s BarelyPolitical features one. You’ll have to look carefully, though. Hint: he’s in a red hat, and the only one to spot him so far is stalkerofnalts. I got some great footage of Mark (TheKeyOfAwesome) Douglas losing his shit and dropping the…
Here’s my video about LisaNova (a prominent YouTuber that broke her streak of sketch comedies by vlogging). I fake an accident in my Toyota. And how appropriate. A Toyota ad right there. Maybe it’s time to buy a Corrolla. Any discounts if I promise to show it on camera?
Why did Kony 2012 go viral? More than 30 million views in the last 24 hours, and likely well past 40 million total by the time you read this. Sure the story is being picked apart as I type, but let’s stay focused… So what made this 30-min documentary viral? We asked the author of…
I recently added an RSS for this new blog: FredGraver.com. Who’s Fred Graver? Well you should be embarassed you had to ask, but here’s his Wikipedia bio (and I won’t tell him you had to “refresh” yourself on his history). Fred works in big media, but he’s not afraid of the online video space. His…
Sure we like Mike Tompkins (YouTube’s pbpproductions). Sure his Dynamite a cappella remix was cool. His appearance on yesterday’s NBC Today Show produced this, “Today Goes Viral.” While it’s one of the most-discussed videos in Canada (and we love our Canadian Tubers), it’s not exactly living up the the viral title at 15K views so far. But…
I’ve been writing a bit about currated content, and now I remember when this caught my attention. Daisy Whitney reports on Hitwise’s Bill Tancer (author of Click) and how he answers the question: What are the people who were early adopters of Facebook, Twitter and YouTube doing NOW? Hitwise tracks tens of millions of people…
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In my videos, the bloody hatchet scenes are just off screen, leaving my sister’s evildoings to the viewers’ imaginations.