Should Your Videos Be an iTunes Podcast?

10/16/15 • 30 min

#046 - If you're putting all this work into making videos, shouldn't you put them in multiple places for people to consume them? Or are you hurting your reach on a platform like YouTube by also publishing to iTunes? In today's podcast episode we discuss the pros and cons of having a video podcast, why you may or may not want to spend time on one, whether or not people even know podcasts can be in video instead of audio, and what service we use to host ours.

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October 17, 2015 http://www.DIYVideoGuy.com/46

Items mentioned in this episode:

October 17, 2015 http://www.DIYVideoGuy.com/46

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Should You Shoot in 4K? (& Mirrorless vs. DSLR)

#045 - 4K video may be the future, but do you really need to be shooting in 4K or is 1080p enough? Also, why would you want to shoot in 4K even if you're not yet publishing at that resolution? In this episode I chat with Caleb Pike of DSLR Video Shooter all about 4K video and why you might want to start shooting in it. We also have a discussion about the pro's and con's of mirrorless micro 4/3rds cameras vs. DSLR's and cinema cameras, specifically the Panasonic GH4 & G7.

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How Long Should Your Videos Be

#047 - It's one of those questions that is best answered with "it depends" because there are so many variables, but there is a real answer if you dig deep enough. How long should a web video be? In this episode we discuss why your videos should differ in length depending on the style of them, the platform they're on, whether you're entertaining or teaching, and what the goals for them are. (And no, we don't just say "two to five minutes", which is what every other website on the web likes to recommend.) October 19,