Whoops: Bus Uncle in English
In my recent post about Bus Uncle I accidentally gave you the most popular version which lacks American Subtitles. Hard to appreciate the rant without knowing the topic… Here’s the subtitled version.
Have you heard about Jack Rebney (aka Winnebago Man)? Turn down your speakers and listen to his outtakes that (legend has it) were pieced together by his video crew. Invisible Engine Films offers this version of Rebney, puppet style. Can you understand now why I'm obsessed with online video?
There's nothing like shooting a low-budget video and scoring it with some recognizable music. Most sites aren't preventing amateurs from using copyrighted music, but this will become a bigger issue in the months ahead…. especially if you're making income on your videos on sites like Revver.com. In the meantime, you have four choices: 1) Go…
When I first got obsessed with posting videos on Revver (one of the only models that pays amateurs some of the ad revenue) I realized I started to sound like a cheesy infomercial telling people about it. That's what spawned this spoof of myself. Ironically, the name I used (David Scheyd) was a classmate of…
Weirdest thing. I'm driving along minding my own business (and happened to be videotaping myself as usual- with a two-camera shoot). And my GPS machine starts copping a 'tude on me. Turns out she had PMS, but I didn't realize that until I tossed her out the window of my moving car. Anyone know where…
Yesterday Google announced that it would experiment with online video ads (activated at viewer's request) on websites that syndicate Google's "AdSense" ads. Bloggers had conflicting reactions. I was intrigued, and DVGuru raised an interesting point: "This is exciting news to me for one reason: there will be a lot more paid work for filmmakers." But…
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?
Have you heard about Jack Rebney (aka Winnebago Man)? Turn down your speakers and listen to his outtakes that (legend has it) were pieced together by his video crew. Invisible Engine Films offers this version of Rebney, puppet style. Can you understand now why I'm obsessed with online video?
There's nothing like shooting a low-budget video and scoring it with some recognizable music. Most sites aren't preventing amateurs from using copyrighted music, but this will become a bigger issue in the months ahead…. especially if you're making income on your videos on sites like Revver.com. In the meantime, you have four choices: 1) Go…
When I first got obsessed with posting videos on Revver (one of the only models that pays amateurs some of the ad revenue) I realized I started to sound like a cheesy infomercial telling people about it. That's what spawned this spoof of myself. Ironically, the name I used (David Scheyd) was a classmate of…
Weirdest thing. I'm driving along minding my own business (and happened to be videotaping myself as usual- with a two-camera shoot). And my GPS machine starts copping a 'tude on me. Turns out she had PMS, but I didn't realize that until I tossed her out the window of my moving car. Anyone know where…
Yesterday Google announced that it would experiment with online video ads (activated at viewer's request) on websites that syndicate Google's "AdSense" ads. Bloggers had conflicting reactions. I was intrigued, and DVGuru raised an interesting point: "This is exciting news to me for one reason: there will be a lot more paid work for filmmakers." But…
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?
Have you heard about Jack Rebney (aka Winnebago Man)? Turn down your speakers and listen to his outtakes that (legend has it) were pieced together by his video crew. Invisible Engine Films offers this version of Rebney, puppet style. Can you understand now why I'm obsessed with online video?
There's nothing like shooting a low-budget video and scoring it with some recognizable music. Most sites aren't preventing amateurs from using copyrighted music, but this will become a bigger issue in the months ahead…. especially if you're making income on your videos on sites like Revver.com. In the meantime, you have four choices: 1) Go…
When I first got obsessed with posting videos on Revver (one of the only models that pays amateurs some of the ad revenue) I realized I started to sound like a cheesy infomercial telling people about it. That's what spawned this spoof of myself. Ironically, the name I used (David Scheyd) was a classmate of…
Weirdest thing. I'm driving along minding my own business (and happened to be videotaping myself as usual- with a two-camera shoot). And my GPS machine starts copping a 'tude on me. Turns out she had PMS, but I didn't realize that until I tossed her out the window of my moving car. Anyone know where…
Yesterday Google announced that it would experiment with online video ads (activated at viewer's request) on websites that syndicate Google's "AdSense" ads. Bloggers had conflicting reactions. I was intrigued, and DVGuru raised an interesting point: "This is exciting news to me for one reason: there will be a lot more paid work for filmmakers." But…
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?