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The skills you're developing are highly marketable and valuable:
Showing posts with label prosumer. Show all posts
Showing posts with label prosumer. Show all posts
Monday, 29 September 2014
Vloggers + UGC rivalling studios + conglomerates?
Certainly not a new topic this, although I haven't completed adding
tags to the entire archive of posts, you'll see that 'UGC'
(user-generated content) is a common topic (and I'll have a look to add
'vlogger' where appropriate: video-based bloggers).
I
blog again on this as its a topic we've been discussing in recent
lessons, and I've reflected on in recent posts. As Media students today,
the demands on and expectations of you are higher than in the past -
with the technology at your fingertips, there is an expectation of at
least 'prosumer' levels of quality, ideally there being no clear
indication (or anchorage) of your work as student productions at all.
The skills you're developing are highly marketable and valuable:
The skills you're developing are highly marketable and valuable:
Sunday, 3 April 2011
http://www.radarmusicvideos.com/
http://www.radarmusicvideos.com/ - another site that offers links to artists but also has a host of info on viral marketing etc ... and a competition...
A sort of LinkedIn for videomakers?
This is crowdsourcing for music video; acts and labels can put up a brief and indicative budget and seek submissions from video-makers - and it seems to be a very active concept (they also stress that they don't accept zero-budget pitches):
A sort of LinkedIn for videomakers?
This is crowdsourcing for music video; acts and labels can put up a brief and indicative budget and seek submissions from video-makers - and it seems to be a very active concept (they also stress that they don't accept zero-budget pitches):
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