Sentences with phrase «videos produced for»

There are also videos produced for cats that feature aquariums, birds and squirrels.

VitalSource received the awards for the TeachSource Early Childhood Education Videos produced for Cengage Learning, and a video in the America Achieves Fellows series, What Makes a Great Teacher?

Also dropped are the «Baby Mine» music videos produced for the DVDs, Michael Crawford's take from 2001 and Jim Brickman and Kassie DePaiva's 2006 rendition.

Videos produced for 360 - degree viewing are one of the most popular and accessible pieces of VR content at the moment.

She did make a humorous appearance in a video produced for the LCA Show by Astorino's campaign.

(A somewhat dizzying video produced for the commission lays out the extent of the problem with invasive species, including time lapse photography that shows voracious insects gobbling plants.)

A great example of a useful trailer to promote a cookbook is the video produced for the cookbook Les Petits Macarons.

The Ledger also included a link and screen shot of the book trailer video we produced for YouTube.

The creation of the video itself doesn't have a lot of value — Google makes it incredibly easy to make these videos yourself — so the value we bring to the Platform Videos we produce for our authors is through the distribution of them to our social networks and video channels, which by and large, receive more traffic (and therefore more «views») than an individual author's channel.

Thomas talks about Keita's methods and visual acuity in a Metropolitan Museum of Art video produced for The Artists Project.

See what such emissions look like in this video produced for the Environmental Protection Agency:

To really put the power of a legal brand video into perspective, check out the video we produced for workers compensation attorney John Gibson and his team, based in Texas.

Here's an example of an FAQ video we produced for Texas personal injury attorney Greg Herrman, of Herrman & Herrman.

Image from a video produced for the Indigenous Patient Voices project / report — filmed by Vicki Kerrigan

Not exact matches

The films will be produced by a cast of popular YouTube creators and stars, including Joey Graceffa (3.6 million subscribers), Joe Penna (2.8 million) and Sawyer Hartman (1.7 million), and will be distributed through the creator's individual channels, with the potential for extended content deals, branded entertainment, and wider distribution if the videos prove to be a hit.

After working in television and digital producing video segments for nearly 15 years I've learned timing is everything.

The role includes pitching, researching and producing scripts for INSIDER videos with a focus on science.

These features might also be useful for content creators who produce videos for YouTube or perhaps a company blog.

In all, «The Camp Gyno» attracted close to 6 million views in its first month online — not too shabby for a video reportedly produced on a budget of just $ 6,000.

The company said that growth in digital came from its in - house native advertising business, and also from video (among other things, the paper is being paid an estimated $ 3 million by Facebook to produce regular video clips for the social network's Facebook Live feature).

Mary Stevens is a digital video producer for CNBC where she shoots, edits and produces original content across CNBC platforms, including series such as «Speakeasy with John Harwood» and «Live and Learn.»

Just as Snapchat has what it calls «filters» that users can add to their photos and videos — making themselves look like cartoon animals, for example, or producing virtual rainbows that pour out of a person's mouth — Facebook's Camera also has filters, or «lenses.»

For this reason, the best approach to video marketing is to produce pieces that enable students to «put their own fingerprints on it,» says Nick DeNinno, a consultant and advisor who specializes in helping universities with student - run television stations.

Eventually, YouTube became Paul's milieu of choice, and there he's posted videos on two channels, one for vlogs, daily video blogs, and another for more rehearsed or highly - produced «official» videos.

The publishers, who remained anonymous in the report, say they are concerned if the investment of time and money required to produce longer - form video will be worth it, and several pointed to a lackluster experience with Facebook Live as one reason for their concerns.

In the 1980's, looking for an outlet to hawk his duck products, Phil Robertson produced videos for avid duck hunters.

Taylor produces and co-hosts a new video series, Business & Burgers, in partnership with Microsoft and serves as a consultant and content marketing partner for USA Today Network.

Not only that, but Facebook is paying publishers and celebrities an estimated $ 50 million this year to produce video for its platform, which also clearly makes it a media company.

From offices in New York City, the nonprofit produces educational videos about food, while the for - profit generates advertising revenue on ParentEarth.com and pursues sponsorship opportunities.

The Xbox One S is capable of producing 4K video content for your snazzy new 4K TV (that's the successor to high - def video).

Its Google unit controls the markets for search, search advertising, mobile operating systems, and, through YouTube, the streaming of consumer - produced videos.

Given our wide range of capabilities, it is natural for MC Endeavors / Room 21 Media to acquire its own studios, production teams, copy writers, and editors to create its own content for TheShare.TV and to produce commercials, infomercials, and video educational content for our clients with greater profitability and quality.

The role includes finding and pitching ideas for INSIDER's travel videos, as well as researching, writing, and producing scripts.

Whistle Sports produces a range of videos (often funny, often viral) for a range of platforms (YouTube, Xbox, AppleTV, Roku and others), and at least one organization thinks what they're up to is visionary: the Consumer Technology Association last week named it startup of the year.

It's every marketer's dream: produce a company video that goes viral or gets nominated for an Emmy Award.

Much of the attention showered on this streaming - video giant in recent years has dwelled on its insatiable appetite for original content and for creators to produce it.

Now the company was considering investing heavily in media, and building an online platform for original, professionally produced video — akin to its own version of Hulu — to further stoke camera sales and build a whole new revenue stream around the content.

Before joining, she helped launch NYC based creative studio Sleeves Up Productions to produce branded video content for a range of startups, lifestyle brands and leading bloggers.

For example, if you have a vision for an amazing video, but you don't have the resources to produce it in an efficient way, you have to drop the idFor example, if you have a vision for an amazing video, but you don't have the resources to produce it in an efficient way, you have to drop the idfor an amazing video, but you don't have the resources to produce it in an efficient way, you have to drop the idea.

The video teasing the «new Bebo,» something of a spoof on formal corporate videos, was produced by Rubber Republic, an ad agency known for its cheeky work with Gillete and Bodyform.

Aimed squarely at the bird is the Phantom, a camera originally invented for ballistics research that can produce ultra-slow motion video by shooting at about 4,000 frames per second.

It's a useful tool for fine - tuning your videos and producing ones that pack a punch from beginning to end.

Amazon (AMZN) said on Monday it was aiming to produce close to 12 movies a year for theatrical release which would then be available on its Prime video service within two months, significantly faster than the roughly one - year wait it normally faces to stream Hollywood releases.

The company would ultimately like to be home to lots of professionally produced video, which is why it's paying publishers and movie studios to make videos exclusively for the social network.

Imagine a local bank that teaches customers how to avoid fees, a golf shop that stops a customer from buying the expensive new driver that will worsen his slice or a videographer who dissuades a customer from producing an unnecessarily long video despite the chance for higher sales.

Sensibo, a product for making your AC act smarter, has passed and doubled its IndieGoGo goal — I would give a few points to the cool Video that Tross media produced for them.

However, for Apple (AAPL), getting a patent for a video camera is a far cry from actually producing one and putting it on sale.

The world's largest online subscription video service has produced an epic windfall for Icahn.

Cat videos and television programs on Hulu, for example, produce pleasure for Web surfers — so shouldn't economists find a way to value such intangible activity, whether or not it moves the needle of the gross domestic product?

Outside of any marketing costs a company may choose to incur (producing an explainer video for their profile, running digital ads, etc.), there are no up - front costs to raising capital on SeedInvest.