Ever heard of the term “Madvidpulation”? Of course not. Because I made it up today.
But here’s the concept. Real video clips that mislead the view into concluding a story that isn’t true.
Here’s my example via Revver. I also did an alternative that was more for YouTube.
Did I madvidpulate you?
Here's a YouTube clip from the recent appearance of Artie Lange on Jimmy Kimmel live. Since I don't TiVo Kimmel, it's nice to find some clips like this. If you're shy on time, let it stream completely and rush to the clip from his new movie, Beer League. Three guys in a diner and the…
…And here are the winners of Amex's "15-Second Clip" contest. I'll be searching for more of these contests in the weeks ahead. They must not get a lot of entries.
Maybe it's the margaritas talking, but I really like my little masthead above. The video camera looks like I stole it from clip art, but it's actually my little camera sitting on my black desk. I lucked out with the flash and reflection- it's the first photo I've taken in a while that's not totally…
Floyd is back with another Five on Fridays, which is a very low budget piece that reviews interesting pieces of new media and advertising. Although I can't say he doesn't creep me out just a little, he finds extremely engaging photos and stories, and delivers it with an English sense of humor right from NYC….
Webisodes. A nice concept that’s ahead of its time. The idea is that we tell a longer story in “chunks,” and each short video clip (not to exceed 3-5 minutes) has the story progressing. Many experiments have failed. Eventually Webisodes will bridge the chasm between “lean back” television viewing and “lean forward” Internet viewing. But…
There are many ways you're healthcare professional can determine if you are a GoogleHead. But one way for sure. If you're willing to spend your Memorial Day afternoon printing Google Head t-shirts and asking your family and cousins to do the cheesiest stuff possible for a GoogleHead video. Thanks to Laurie Berkner for the song and…
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Man, you are really feeling the guilt over the “this isn’t the real me” thing, aren’t you. I feel that all the time. I get comments saying “I can tell you and your son have a great relationship” or “you guys have so much fun together” or “you’re such a great mom” and all the time I’m thinking, if they saw all the arguing and yelling and pouting that goes on in our house they’d boo me off youtube.
The only thing that helps me is that I think everybody has the same problem – you only see a small portion of their lives and personalities in their videos. The rest of the time they’re snorting coke and dancing at the local strip club. Or shoplifting software to make better videos.
Isn’t that basically the same thing that commercial marketing has been doing for years?
reminds me of the “Bear Grylls is a Phony” video:
http://www.ifilm.com/video/2886365
I kinda wonder if ZIPSTER made the word up and you just stole it!