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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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Happy New Year!
We answered 5,654 listener questions- the most we’ve ever done since our inception in March of 2005….that is alot of questions! Total download for all podcasts- 1,223,880 times. Total website visits 2,657,870.
Clearly this has been a great year and we’re ready for more in 2009!
Last podcast of 2008
We answered 5,654 listener questions- the most we’ve ever done since our inception in March of 2005….that is alot of questions! Total download for all podcasts- 1,223,880 times. Total website visits 2,657,870.
Clearly this has been a great year and we’re ready for more in 2009!
Whoever thought selling your content online would be profitable? After all, everyone is creating photos, video and audio and just sticking them online to generate traffic to their websites. “Viral video is where it’s at” they say.
Ummm, no it’s not. Licensing your content is where the money is.
We go behind the scenes of Rankin Bass Productions – the company most noted for their stop-motion animation specials like Rudolph the Red Nosed Reindeer and Frosty Christmas specials.
How did they do stop motion animation back then with such limited resources?
We talk with Rick Goldschmidt, the official historian for Rankin/Bass Productions, to learn more.
Beat the system and get the best price when shopping online for video equipment. We have the secrets and tricks guaranteed to you save you money. Retailers don’t want you to know about this stuff- and it’s all legal. Surprisingly most people accept the prices they see online and move on while others can save $50 to $100 dollars, free shipping and a good percentage off of what others pay.
