Film, Video, TV & Web

Another key element is that video is growing more social; YouTube confirms that 100 million people take a social action each week which ranges from likes to shares to comments.

A photograph walks around the woods to take some pictures, when something unexpected happens. Entirely shot on iPhone 4S. 

The intrinsic nature of the conventional documentary has experienced major changes since the advent of this new type of documentary, as a result of today’s new technological landscape.

Augmented Reality is still emerging out of the woods from a technological and awareness viewpoint and already rising from the hype haze is one of the most synergistic applications yet - 'historical & futuristic' factual stories viewed in contextual...

The Visual Understanding Environment (VUE) is an Open Source project based at Tufts University. The VUE project is focused on creating flexible tools for managing and integrating digital resources in support of teaching, learning and research. VUE provides a flexible visual environment for structuring, presenting, and sharing digital information.

Are you a journalist who needs to shoot and edit video on-the-go? On the iPhone, you have iMovie to easily make simple edits to your videos.

On an Android phone, however, editing videos can be a bit difficult as there are limited options available natively or with third-party software. 

There’s no need to despair, however. It can actually be done. Let’s check out how you can edit and optimize videos for online publishing.

"Start a Question & Answer page for any video on YouTube"

Grockit Answers is very interesting tool, that allows one to initiate discussion around YouTube videos. It probabl;y needs a critical mass of users to get going so hope this post helps.

You Tube has just launched YouTube for schools which schools can sign up to using their School Google account.

The service will allow schools to access content from  YouTube Edu that can can be futher filtered by "adminstrators."  This is designed to facilitate "safe viewing" and I am sure it will be welcomed by many schools worldwide.

Whilst welcoming YouTube's proactive engagement with education; I also  have some  reservations about this service / You Tube Edu does not host the only good educational content available on YouTube I think it focuses too heavily on 'subjects' and grades rather than the interconnectedness of knowledge.  Also the feature to restrict videos to within an institution seems contrary to the open nature of the Internet.

On a positive note it will perhaps enable those schools where YouTube has been foolishly 'banned' to benefit from the wonderful video ecosystem that is YouTube.

Distribution Guru, Peter Broderick, explores the crowdfunding campaign of MY REINCARNATION, and how it facilitated the film's distribution in ten key ways.

 Although there have been previous examples of linking text to videos sections, this example  http://katehudsondesign.com/demos/popcornmacbeth/   created with Mozilla Popocorn  provides an elegant simple way to engage with Shakespeare.

It demonstatrate the potential learning with Internet based video.