Archive for the 'video blogging' Category

20
Feb
08

A Video Summit

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Categories: Conferences, Events, media, video blogging, video247 and YouTube

This is a video blog I made to highlight some important themes that emerged from the DIY 24/7 video summit held at USC. The event spanned three days and included screenings of many different genres, academic panels, and hands-on workshops. I include some conversations I had with a few of the curators and participants. For more information see: http://www.video24-7.org/
I encourage people to check out the full videos, including the Open Youth Networks project on YouTube that Mindy Faber is heading up. See: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=lfJd0Q8HjPw 

If you are not familiar with vidding (the subject of the second interview with Professor Coppa) see: http://mediacommons.futureofthebook.org/videos/2008/01/28/pressure-a-metavid-by-the-california-crew/

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18
Feb
08

The Digital Dojo

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Categories: Events, media, meet up and video blogging

The Digital Dojo is a very interesting place in which video blogging events are held to help people understand the many aspects of making and distributing video. One I attended was one of the “Super Happy Vlog House” events, held at various places in the United States. Are there SHVH events elsewhere in the world? I always enjoy going and learning about technical aspects of video making. I think the Dojo is great and Markus and Alicia are always so warm and welcoming to video bloggers of all levels. It is a beautiful place that has a peaceful atmosphere.
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04
Feb
08

DIY Event Promo

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Categories: Events, media and video blogging
This video is a remixed video that I am posting to promote the 24/7 Do It Yourself Video Summit that is taking place on the USC campus this weekend, February 8-10. Join us! Please find a link to the scheduled screenings below. Be sure to check the schedule carefully as some events required advanced registration. Hope to see you there! Some of the images in this promotional video are graphic. Viewer discretion is advised. For more information about public screenings see: http://www.video24-7.org/schedule/
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23
Sep
07

Video Blogging and Activism

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Categories: activism, Ryanne Hodson and video blogging

I spoke with Ryanne Hodson about how video blogging can be a form of activism. A particular video blog can certainly raise awareness about specific issues. But Ryanne also talked about how teaching others to video blog is also a form of activism in that it widens the number of voices who can bring their own perspectives to an issue. She talked about how video blogging can be considered a basic form of media literacy. Some people find it problematic to equate certain skills such as making videos with basic abilities such as literacy. What do you think?

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Papers and Blog Posts (Selected)

Full publications list

Publicly Private and Privately Public: Social Networking on YouTube

The Vulnerable Video Blogger: Promoting Social Change Through Intimacy

Commenting on Comments: Investigating Responses to Antagonism on YouTube

Searching for the You in YouTube

The Importance of Physical Place in the Vlogosphere

Projecting Identities

Youth, Identity, and Online Community

Illuminating Journeys

Getting to Know You: Using Hostility to Reduce Anonymity in Online Communication

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