Al Tompkins of the
Poynter Institute offers a great how-to on video blogging in this
YouTube video.

In addition to recommending particular tools like the much talked-about
Flip video camera, Snapz Pro X (Snapz Pro Z for PC) for capturing video on your computer screen, and
Videocue 2, a cheap but effective teleprompter program, he offers some suggestions on producing Web-quality video quickly. These useful tips can be applied to Web video news reporting as well as video blogging.
And if you don't already regularly "attend," check out "
Al's Morning Meeting," Tompkins' daily list of story ideas that college papers as well as professional news organizations can pick up and run with.
1 comment:
Snapz doesn't come in a PC flavor. There are several other excellent scren cap programs for PC, but I don't know their names.
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