Podcasts
The DV Show podcast started in March of 2005 and has since become the trusted source for answers to listener questions related to digital video.
The shows are described by listeners as informative, edgy, offbeat, irreverent, and engaging — online radio programs like you’ve never heard before.
Hosted by Brian Alves, a 28-year veteran of video production, a crack team of 12 seasoned media professionals and one Entertainment Attorney, the shows are aimed at helping you improve your video productions by offering answers to your questions, equipment reviews, tips, tutorials, contests and high-profile interviews with industry professionals — all in a quick and engaging format for thousands of listeners to enjoy worldwide. Learn more about us
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2008 stats just came in at the beginning of the month. Stats are questions we receive throughout the year from listeners wanting to hear the answer on our podcast.
Tons of questions related to Final Cut Pro were organized into a category of its own. We compiled the top 10 and answered them in this archived version of the LIVE edition of The DV Show podcast.
Twitter, Facebook- both social media sites are getting a lot of attention these days, and as with any next big thing on the web, it’s good to study the trend closely and separate the reality from the hype to what is useful. So, how can your video business grow with these tools?
Social Media Expert Ron Dawson joined us for a live recording of the DV Show Podcast to answer this question and more.
Did you ever want a multitrack video player on your website but didn’t know where to start?
Stumped on how to download videos from a website and how to edit them?
How about streaming your videos from Amazon S3?
This archived, recorded version of The DV Show LIVE will show you how to do all of the above.
We sit back and pick the brain of Thomas Clifford, a 25 year veteran of corporate filmmaking and expert blogger for Fast Company.
He gives us some important tips on how to gain greater confidence in capturing an organization’s story through the power of authentic video storytelling.
As a wedding videographer, spontaneous moments are what we all work at to capture- but not all moments are humorous or touching to the couple who hired you. How do you know what good etiquette is for different occasions?
Pick up a few tips and quick advice from award winning event videographers Mark and Trisha Von Lanken on what to do and what not to do as a wedding videographer.
