Some news orgs are experimenting with creating their own online video show, but I’ve yet to see one that has generated a large, consistent following (if you know one, please point me at it?). Because I dislike seeing people "blazing a trail" in arenas that have been explored and documented, I dropped a post about 6 online video shows with audiences and engaging content – shows that news orgs could use for a model in their online video ventures.
That prompted some to say "How do I put together something like that?" Sadly, my answers were limited. Outside of my show "Big Food little kitchen ," which has been on hiatus for quite a while, I don’t have much experience creating a successful online video show.
No worries though.
Sarah Meyers of Pop17.com recently detailed the back-end of how she creates her popular tech show. Take a look:
While she doesn’t give away all the secrets, Meyers does show it’s possible to create an online show on a low budget and without a newsroom’s worth of help. Thanks to Steve Outing who’s post pointed me in the direction of pop17.
Take a look at some of pop17’s previous shows to get some ideas for your news video show.
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I have a business and I was thinking of making a reality show with it? I don’t want to give up my idea, but how would I process something like that online. Reply me by e-mail, thanks.
Hey guys Soon I will be starting my own webshow. But I might have to wait till October for a new camcorder because mine sucks…:’(
I just sent this post to some of my friends. Excellent explanation. I enjoy reading your commentaries.
i want to make one called the anna and casey show but i dont know how
i would raelly liike to make a show
you can do it on http://www.blogtv.com, when you create a show, you can paste it in you blog/website, and everytime you start “broadcasting”, the show will play in your blog/web.
you can also do it on http://woho.tv/