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Episode 19
Greetings friends and thanks for joining me for another podcast episode.
This week I wanted to dive into the basics of using video as an artist and some tips for you to keep in mind when you’re planning your next video.
It’s no secret that video is king online and if you’re on the fence about creating videos for yourself and your music, now is the best time to start.
Most social media platforms like Facebook, Instagram, Twitter and of course YouTube are making video a priority and for artists, that’s a huge opportunity to get your music and more importantly you “brand” out there.
In This Podcast You Will Learn
1). Why I think video is still underused by most artists and how that can give you an advantage when you decide to embrace creating your own videos.
2). Why video is the best tool to use when marketing your music and what it brings to your audience better than any other form of media out there.
3). Different types of video you can create and the social platforms that are best suited for each.
4). My recommendation on how much you should budget for your first camera when you’re ready to transition off your phone to lens based cameras.
5). How capturing external audio with microphones can improve the overall quality of your videos.
6). Why taking time to create a great setting for your videos makes a difference in the portrayed quality for the viewer.
7). Why video editing isn’t as difficult as you think.
8). The most important aspect of creating your own videos that will give you the best chances of finding new fans.
Thanks again for swinging by. I hope you find the tips and info on this episode valuable to you and your video ambitions.
I highly recommend jumping into creating videos for yourself if you haven’t already. Especially if you’re serious about getting yourself out there.
If you ever have any questions about what you need, where to start or ideas for using video, please feel free to hit me up. I love this stuff and am happy to help!
Peace & Love,
Mike
—
Questions, comments or concerns? I’d love to hear them!
Swing by and drop me a line at:
www.facebook.com/songwritersplanner
www.instagram.com/songwriters_planner
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Episode 19
Greetings friends and thanks for joining me for another podcast episode.
This week I wanted to dive into the basics of using video as an artist and some tips for you to keep in mind when you’re planning your next video.
It’s no secret that video is king online and if you’re on the fence about creating videos for yourself and your music, now is the best time to start.
Most social media platforms like Facebook, Instagram, Twitter and of course YouTube are making video a priority and for artists, that’s a huge opportunity to get your music and more importantly you “brand” out there.
In This Podcast You Will Learn
1). Why I think video is still underused by most artists and how that can give you an advantage when you decide to embrace creating your own videos.
2). Why video is the best tool to use when marketing your music and what it brings to your audience better than any other form of media out there.
3). Different types of video you can create and the social platforms that are best suited for each.
4). My recommendation on how much you should budget for your first camera when you’re ready to transition off your phone to lens based cameras.
5). How capturing external audio with microphones can improve the overall quality of your videos.
6). Why taking time to create a great setting for your videos makes a difference in the portrayed quality for the viewer.
7). Why video editing isn’t as difficult as you think.
8). The most important aspect of creating your own videos that will give you the best chances of finding new fans.
Thanks again for swinging by. I hope you find the tips and info on this episode valuable to you and your video ambitions.
I highly recommend jumping into creating videos for yourself if you haven’t already. Especially if you’re serious about getting yourself out there.
If you ever have any questions about what you need, where to start or ideas for using video, please feel free to hit me up. I love this stuff and am happy to help!
Peace & Love,
Mike
—
Questions, comments or concerns? I’d love to hear them!
Swing by and drop me a line at:
www.facebook.com/songwritersplanner
www.instagram.com/songwriters_planner