VIDEOBLOGGING(视像博客)

Amazing, isn't it? You're on equal footing with multibillion-dollar TVand movie producers. Videoblogging lets your audience see your cause, your story, and your personal creations -- and can be distributed to anyone with Internet access. Since the videoblogging community is all about sharing, more than 20 experts have kicked in tips and ideas to make this book the ultimate videoblogging crash course. So head for the checkout, grab fresh batteries for your video camera, and let's get started!
　Think Big
　　A few of the things you'll learn to do:
　　Choose your video's style and message.
　　Create great-looking videos inexpensively.
　　Edit like an expert.
　　Host your video online, for free.
　　Secrets of distribution and syndication.
　　Subscribe to other videoblogs.
　　Showcase your art.
　　Tagging, tracking, and making money.
　　Get involved in the community.

Book Description
It's the Ultimate Reality Show -- Yours

Amazing, isn't it? You're on equal footing with multibillion-dollar TVand movie producers. Videoblogging lets your audience see your cause, your story, and your personal creations -- and can be distributed to anyone with Internet access. Since the videoblogging community is all about sharing, more than 20 experts have kicked in tips and ideas to make this book the ultimate videoblogging crash course. So head for the checkout, grab fresh batteries for your video camera, and let's get started!

Think Big

A few of the things you'll learn to do:

* Choose your video's style and message.
* Create great-looking videos inexpensively.
* Edit like an expert.
* Host your video online, for free.
* Secrets of distribution and syndication.
* Subscribe to other videoblogs.
* Showcase your art.
* Tagging, tracking, and making money.
* Get involved in the community.

Book Dimension
length: (cm)23.3 　　　 　　　　　 　　　　　 width:(cm)18.5

Jay Dedman was a freelance photographer and a TV journalist for CNN International before he became co-creator of the Videoblogging Group in 2004. He is also a founding partner in FireAnt.tv. You can read his personal blog at www.momentshowing.net.

Joshua Paul has produced primetime TV specials, worked as a producer for Sony Pictures Entertainment, and produced a variety of broadcast and online projects. A dedicated code junkie, he maintains his blog at www.joshpaul.com/blog.

Part I: Preproduction
　Get the Vlog Mindset
　Get Your Tech On
　Starting a Blog
Part II: Production
　Tricks for Acquiring Video with a Camera
　Obtaining Video Without Leaving Your Computer
　Using Technology Creatively
Part III: Post-Production
　Editing Tricks
　Using Text in Video
　Transcoding and Compressing
　Creating Interactive Viseos
Part IV: Distribution
　Hosting Your Video
　Really Simple Syndication
　Getting Video into a Web Page
Part V: Find and Watch Videoblogs
　Finding and Subscribing to Videoblogs
　Watching Videoblogs
　Customizing Your Videoblog
Part VI: Pimp Your Vlog
　Tagging To Make Videos Stand Out
　Letting People Know About Your Feed
　Tracking Statistics
　Making Money
　Getting Involved
Index