Tim Keller Motion Graphics: True & Better
Kinetic Typography — that’s the official name of the motion graphics you’ve been seeing pop up all over the net these days. It’s powerful when done right. Now you’ve seen a lot of great motion graphics...
View ArticleCreativity Out Of Chaos & Disorientation
Innovation and creativity require dismantling assumptions and rebuilding assertions. It means deconstruction before recollection. Imagining while while refashioning. What are you doing to that...
View ArticleThis Video Will Change Your Behavior For The Rest Of Your Life
This is one of the silliest TED.com videos ever. But it’s one of the most impactful ever because it is so dead-simple, yet it works. Get ready to repeat these two magical words as you watch the video:...
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What is the Ideal Length for Our Web Video?
In terms of content marketing, videos are “the new black”. If you’re on the web, you want to attract the attention of as many new people as possible. And you already know that if you’re producing...
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Merry Christmas, Call Me Maybe Style
Looking back at 2012, the USA Olympic Swim Team contributed to one of the biggest social media sharing phenomenons with their Call Me Maybe mashup parody video. It wasn’t just a blip and was of course...
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Plan Your 2013 Year-End Highlight Video Project Now
Have you started a 365 Project yet? A photo-a-day? A blog-post-a-week? A journal project? These can be an amazing way to highlight the year at the end of the next year. But you have to spend a few...
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The Social Media Revolution and the World of Mouth [VIDEO]
I’ve previously blogged about Erik Qualman’s Socialnomics book and work on “socialnomics” — here’s the latest version of his Social Media Revolution video for 2013: What statistics stand out as you...
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Social Media: Home Sweet Home
These days we are inundated with options regarding social media platforms. One of the mistakes newbies make is to think they all accomplish similar things and are used by everyone in general. Knowing...
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