Charlene Jones (http://soulsciences.net) interviews Rich Helms about making viral videos. Jan 31, 2015

Charlene Jones (http://soulsciences.net) interviews Rich Helms about making viral videos. Jan 31, 2015

Your trailer is done, but there is one last writing step before you start sharing: it is time to write your description and tags. To show your video on the web, it has to be hosted. Most book trailer sharing starts with YouTube, the most popular video-hosting site. View materials: http://bt101.info/ep11

There are three approaches to assembling your trailer video: 1. Use a video creator such as Animoto.com. 2. Use a video editor. 3. Vend the video production. View materials: http://bt101.info/ep10

In this episode we examine copyright, what media we can and can’t use in a book trailer as well as sources for media. View materials: http://bt101.info/ep09

There are three formatting options when writing a book trailer script: timeline, storyboard and screenplay. Each has strengths, limitations and complexities.  View materials: http://bt101.info/ep08

Once you have the log/tag lines worksheet done, it is time to write the script. It’s only a one minute script - how hard can that be?  View materials: http://bt101.info/ep07

One of the first design decisions when creating a book trailer is to select the approach.  View materials: http://bt101.info/ep06

One of the first design decisions when creating a book trailer is to select the approach.  View materials: http://bt101.info/ep05

How to create the building blocks of your book trailer. View materials: http://bt101.info/ep04