I know that I promised you ideas for using your orphan photos this week. Those will come in a couple of days. (I'm busy playing with decoupage and hope to have an image of something maybe a little new and different to share.) In the meantime, I would like to post some videos I made late last week to tell you about my new book The Unofficial Family Archivist: A Guide to Creating and Maintaining Family Papers, Photographs, and Memorabilia.
Quite honestly, this is my first time filming myself talking directly to a camera. At first it felt very different from making a presentation until I relaxed and really forgot that I was talking to a camera and not a real person. In the end, it was fun. If you have never met me in person, I hope that perhaps you'll enjoy "meeting" me in a new way - connecting my voice and mannerisms to my words. Welcome to my five part introduction:
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Showing posts with label video. Show all posts
Monday, January 23, 2012
Friday, July 30, 2010
Publicizing your work through video [Animoto]
A friend turned me on to this software and I thought I'd share it. It seems like a great tool for making your web site more dynamic and for publicizing your work. Can your non-profit use this to promote your goals?
Create your own video slideshow at animoto.com.
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