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There are few styles more distinct and more devastating than film noir, the style popularized in Hollywood crime movies of the 1920s, 30s, and 40s. Its mix of light and shadow has inspired filmmakers and photographers for generations. But although many photographers love the look of film noir, very few go out of their way to faithfully recreate it.
Pete Wright of PW Photography is one of those few.
Pete took us behind the scenes of his latest Film Noir shoot, watch the video now.
Wedding and portrait photographer Heike Delmore’s first Animoto video looks like a fashion spread come to life. The photos are beautiful, of course, but the magazine-ready design gives her slideshow something special, creating a look that’s stylish and unique.
Here are a few of Beth from Animoto's must-haves for camera gear when you’re traveling. Her mantra: travel light and take gear that’s multi-functional.
Being a photographer and taking photos when you’re traveling on vacation is sort of like being an off-duty chef eating at a great restaurant. You want to capture everything — every sunset, every sunrise, every lush blossom, every smile on your child’s face…and to do it perfectly each time. But over the years, I’ve learned that sometimes it’s more important to be more present in the moment than it is to get the perfect shot. Plus, traveling with a lot of gear is…well, a pain in the butt.
Creating connections with clients is a big part of sales for photographers. So what do you do if your clients aren’t local and you have to do a remote reveal? We asked portrait photographer Nikki Closser how she handles it.
Nikki told us that since remote clients can’t get the tactile sensation of holding their printed photos, she likes to use a video slideshow instead. “When clients don’t have the ability to touch the photos and hold them, what I do have is music and beautiful imagery to evoke emotion and get them excited and just really make it an experience. So Animoto helps me do that. I don’t know what I would do without it to be honest.”
Those client videos continue to help Nikki connect with new clients after the reveal session is over by posting them online. In fact, her last video got her 5,000 views on Facebook and helped her book three clients in less than two weeks.
Nikki shared a few of the tips she’s developed for creating beautiful reveal slideshows that drive sales, and how to use those slideshows to create business. Check them out here.
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Using the word ‘video’ in your email subject line can
Boost open rates by 19%.
Boost click-through rates by 65%.
Reduce unsubscribes by 26%.
Check out more stats that will convince you to start using video in email here.
Check out this Animoto video from a mystery Tallis Mobile team member. Next time, try using the official Tallis Mobile Animoto account so we can keep track of all the videos you make.
What do you see as the biggest obstacles to video marketing? If you’re like a lot of other small- and medium-sized business owners, you’d probably say time and money.
Time & Money are the two biggest obstacles to video marketing. Here are our tips for getting past that.
Have you been keeping up with the Holcombes? This wildly adventurous family has been on an incredible journey across the country in a 40-stop tour of National Parks. Their latest stop? Fort Jefferson in Dry Tortugas National Park in Florida. Warm, sunny Florida…yes, us northerners are jealous right now.
Let’s live vicariously through the Holcombes in their latest video, shall we?
We wrapped up 2015 for you on the Animoto blog. Follow the links below to see the best of our content this year for:
🎥 Online Video
🎥 Real Estate
🎥 Photography
What do you want to see from us in 2016?
This video is the best way to make fun of young influencers in tech
Sue Bryce addressing the crowd at ImagingUSA yesterday.
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Great news - you can now edit your photos directly from Animoto! That’s right, you no longer have to leave our site to edit your photos in a different program.
Big news! You can now edit your photos directly in Animoto with our new Photo Editor powered by Adobe.
The new Photo Editor feature lets you crop, rotate, and flip images, remove red eye, as well as adjust color, lighting, and sharpness, without having to leave the workspace.Try it out now!
Create a 2015 recap video -- sort of like a digital yearbook -- to keep for myself and share with others
Our tips for creating an awesome year in review video.
Ever wish you could see inside the The White House around the holidays? Luckily travel writer Jean Newman Glock shared her experience in D.C. with an Animoto video. See all her photos here: http://bit.ly/1NUB0k3
From all of us to all of you 🎄
You asked & we listened. You can now include video clips up to 20 minutes in Animoto.
Try it out now .
