Youtube: History of the Internet
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Uploading for Youtube
Best Formats for Uploading
YouTube can accept almost any video format for upload, but for most users we have found the following settings give the best results.
- Video Format: H.264, MPEG-2 or MPEG-4 preferred
Aspect Ratio : Native aspect ratio without letterboxing (examples: 4:3, 16:9)- Resolution: 640x360 (16:9) or 480x360 (4:3) recommended
- Audio Format:
MP3 or AAC preferred- Frames per second: 30
- Maximum length: 10 minutes (we recommend 2-3 minutes)
- Maximum file size: 1 GB
Lighting for Youtube and Webcam
This video is available in HD. The title is in no way intended to limit tips presented in the video to a certain medium. Lighting is an important aspect of photography to understand.
Sharon A. Fox - 10 Minute Recipe For A Perfect Screenplay
Tags:
advice,
encouragement,
screenwriting,
video,
youtube
Learn screenplay writing and structure if you have any interest in the filmmaking industry.
The money is there. It is available to you. Producers are looking for great screenplays. Be the goose that lays the golden screenplay. The whole world will thank you.
When you have that great screenplay it doesn't matter where you are located. A truly great screenplay will find it's way to the silver screen.
Sharon A. Fox recommends 7 books that will help you write a great screenplay. I have read a majority of the books she has mentioned. If you aren't familiar with the Hero's Journey, you owe it to yourself to become familiar with it.
Other tips she mentions in the video are to learn the dynamics of family relations and write strong roles for women. Sharon cites Nia Vardalos as one of her idols. Vardolos wrote the indie gem My Big Fat Greek Wedding and took home a few awards for it.
Hollywood script sales report from ScriptGirl
Tags:
screenwriting,
video,
youtube
Wondering what types of scripts are being produced in (and more importantly: sold) in Hollywood?
youtube.com/user/scriptgirl411
For the last 2 years I've been working as an assistant to an old school Hollywood producer. He's sort of a Jack Warner/Benito Mussolini hybrid, infamous for sleazy-ish behavior and general jackassery.
Also, lucky for me, he hates "those f***ing internets!" Not only am I woefully underpaid, but he also demands that I compile daily script sales info and read it to him as if he were a dimwitted child.
Now I've decided to grab hold of the affirmative and use my "job skill" to make the world a better place for my fellow screenwriters while simultaneously making online mega-stars of my desk and office wall. Please aggressively disseminate my reports to that end. ;)
Happy Halloween and Wes Craven
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just for fun,
video,
youtube
Here's some thoughts from horror Director Wes Craven on filmmaking.
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=AaWg50QG5dM
Indy Mogul video tutorials
Tags:
do it yourself,
special-effects,
youtube
The self proclaimed "first network for the YouTube generation" and official Honorees of the 2008 Webby Awards. The Indy Mogul guys have created a community of digital video makers.
Our premiere show here is “Backyard FX,” coming to you every Monday and hosted by zero-budget wizard Erik Beck. Erik shows you how to create special effects the fun and cheap way, and then subjects his siblings, roommates, and puppets to his creations. Each week he takes challenges and suggestions from you, the viewer, and gets those latent creative juices flowing fast and free without making your wallet sweat.
You can view their videos on Youtube or on their website.
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