Internet TV Blog

The people at Videomaker have some great tips for hiding and concealing microphones. Useful for many of us Internet TV makers.

The people at Videomaker have a great tutorial on deceptive shooting…

Here’s the articles for the tutorial listed…

• How DID They do That?
• What’s Your Angle?
• Tilt! Using the Frame for Special Effects
• Getting Started: Shooting for the Holidays

Teleprompters have made it so that people giving a speeches, reading out the news, or talking to an audience no longer have to memorize their speeches or have to constantly look down to read the text off a page.

These can be a great tool when filming. And let’s the subject being filmed look at the camera while being able to read what they have to say.

So then, it’s great to know that you can make your own telepropmter

HowToDoVideo found an interesting video tutorial on how to make your own teleprompter.

Keeping the camera still so that your video doesn’t come out shaky can sometimes be a challenge. Especially for the inexperienced camera man.

Videomaker brings up another great video tutorial. Showing us tips on how to steady the camera so that we can shoot videos without the shakes.

There’s a great new video tutorial showing you HOWTO install and use vPIP.

vPIP (which is part of Show in a Box) is a WordPress plugin that adds video support to WordPress.

vPIP was created by Enric Teller. The tutorial was created by Ryanne Hodson.

Saw on Vlog Blog an article and video giving tips for shooting video in the snow.

The video comes from the people at Videomaker.