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Mike Andruff, YouTube, You did what?(Dominelli Carnevale)

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16 Apr, 2007
Flash Video, News, Photography, Vancouver
  • We recently completed a project for Mike Andruff of Re/Max Crest Realty Westside. Mike is the leader of Team Andruff and he wanted a video that expressed his winning attitude and commitment to service. This video and others by Mike will be posted on YouTube.

  • On Friday we had the opportunity to be the official photographers and videographers for the Dominelli Carnivale. The Carnevale featured body painting by some world class make-up artists, a superb dinner, art auction and dancing. It was quite an event, hopefully we will have a chance to attend again next year! I recomend the event to anyone interested in seeing something truly unique.

    Dominelli Carnivale
    What? You expected a picture of the models?

http://www.vopenhouse.ca/blog/121/mike-andruff-youtube-you-did-whatdominelli-carnevale/

Improved Video Openhouse Tours – Larger Video Size

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7 Jan, 2007
Flash Video, Site Updates

Have you seen our new larger size video tours?  The larger size was being tested in December and is officially ready for the New Year.  All our new clients will receive the new size format and we will be phasing in the larger size for our existing customers over the next few weeks.

Here are some examples:

Robin Cameron, 3430 Anne MacDonald Way – video

Jane Heathcote, 2806 West 14th Avenue – video

Ken Leong, 1636 Stephens Street – video

Elizabeth McQueen – 115 – 1228 Marinaside Crescent – video

Jacquie Darmanin, 5 – 15168 36th Avenue – video

We are committed to continually improving our products and providing prompt, professional service.   If you have any suggestions how we can make our products and services better, we would be interested in hearing from you.

 

http://www.vopenhouse.ca/blog/91/improved-video-openhouse-tours-larger-video-size/

Google Buys YouTube

20 Oct, 2006
Flash Video, News

This past week, after weeks of rumours, Google finally purchased YouTube. Just a year-and-a-half after conception, the founders of YouTube sold their company for $1.65 billion in Google stock. In terms of the real estate industry, why is this news noteworthy? If you delve deeper in to YouTube’s website statistics, you will learn that 100 million clips are viewed daily, with an additional 65,000 new videos uploaded every 24 hours. The site has a staggering 20 million visitors each month. The Internet audience is demanding video content. Google bought a company with little or no revenue streams because they realize video, more than any other content, drives visitors to websites.

http://www.vopenhouse.ca/blog/62/google-buys-youtube/

The Growing Demand For Video Content on the Web

5 Sep, 2006
Flash Video, News

I found this interesting article while browsing the Internet the other day.  It addresses the growing demand for video content on the web.  I have paraphased the article for this blog post.

The future of the web is video. With websites such as Ifilm, YouTube and Google Video bringing the online community the latest in short films, trailers and music videos, the prevalence and demand for video content is growing by leaps and bounds. However, business on the Internet have a lot to gain from providing video content on their websites as well.

Producing video for a website is different than creating a traditional video because of bandwidth and size limitations on the web. In addition, a 5-minute video clip is at the maximum of the average web user’s attention span making most pre-existing training or corporate videos too long and inappropriate for streaming. Online video content needs to be fresh, interesting, fast-paced, and short – preferably under 3 minutes.

Studies have shown that providing video content on your website increases traffic and helps to sell products and engage customers. Large news websites such as CNN.com, MSNBC.com, and Forbes.com features video news clips. Amazon.com features short films to generate interest. The sky is the limit as far as how any business can use streaming video to educate customers or clients, generate interest in new products, or enhance their online presence.  The popularity of Internet video continues to grow.

Article Source: http://EzineArticles.com/?expert=Davy_Russell

http://www.vopenhouse.ca/blog/38/the-growing-demand-for-video-content-on-the-web/