Net Tuesday Vancouver - November 2010 video

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Overview of the Youtube grants for nonprofits program, plus a demonstration of some fun features like captioning and translation, annotations and call-to-action overlays.

Transcript of Net Tuesday Vancouver - November 2010 video

Sponsor

www.CreativeTechnology.org

Provided venue FREE for last month and this month too.

Wireless internet

SSID: W2 StoryeumPass: 6046444349

Youtube IS online video - so use other services or host your own, but also put it on Youtube50% of internet users are watching online video at least once a week (USA)

Youtube nonprofit program

www.Youtube.com/nonprofits

Organisations must be registered under the Canada Income Tax Act, able to issue charitable receipts to donors, and exempt from income taxCan’t have focus on religion, politics, or be an educational institution

What do you get?

Call-to-action overlays

Call-to-action overlaysCan be annoying - use judiciously - shows up 10 seconds into video charity:water raised $10,000 in 24 hours during a testing phase of the Call-To-Action Overlay. (420,000 views NOW)

I’ve got a respectable 8% clickthru rate on some advocacy videos. http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=0SWs_2jVOc8

Other cool stuff

Annotations

This elaborate example has hard-coded graphics that are part of the video and then has the annotation tool marking up the graphics to make them link-able.

Subtitling

Youtube will do a machine transcription. It’s generally awful, but gives you the timing points to clean the file up.Now let Google do translation into any language.My example: http://blog.vandergiessen.ca/2010/04/11/how-to-add-captions-to-your-youtube-videos-in-english-and-french/

Choose your thumbnail

Versus

Replace the random frame as your promo image and upload an image of your choosing.

Other tips

• Keep it short. Big drop-off after 1 minute

• Planning to go viral? Be prepared for disappointment!

Our panelists

• Steve Anderson, OpenMedia.ca

• Devon Wong, David Suzuki Foundation

• Steve Rosenberg, Pull Focus film school

• April Smith, AHA MEDIA

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Tuesday, December 7

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