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Squadcast #9 — Making Video for the Web

We had a ton of fun with this episode — dig­i­tal video is one of my pas­sions, and as ghetto as Squad­cast is (I say that with total love of our ghet­toness), it has been a great way to play around with video — even if it is just us dick­ing around in my kitchen.

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mary said:

hi,good i’ ve another video in http://www.diridea.com,it is in low-right posi­tion bye,from italy

Posted on: January 14, 2008 at 11:38 amQuote this Comment
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Jack Dro­let said:

Thanks for this — very help­ful. I’m an esl teacher and I’ve started mak­ing a lot of instruc­tional videos w/ cam­stu­dio. I’d like to make them a lit­tle nicer though. Going to check out some of the appli­ca­tions you mentioned.

Posted on: January 22, 2008 at 12:06 pmQuote this Comment

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