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Thread: Making The Jump from Audio to Video

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    Making The Jump from Audio to Video

    Hey guys,
    I wasn't 100% sure if this was the ideal thread to post this topic but I figured what the hell and went for it. For those that don't know I interviewed Andrew a few months back and after speaking with him I have been giving serious thought to making the jump from audio to video. Like anything else I have quite a few reservations about making the transition. I want to hear from some of the fellow broadcasters and how they got over the initial apprehension about doing video. While I am well on my way to 150 live shows I like the anonymity that I kind of still have. That has been one of the big things that I worry about going the video route. Any words of wisdom or guidance would be appreciated.

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    Hey Rich,

    Its about time !! I start out doing live video so its a little different for me. I am used to not having any anonymity when it comes to the internet. But on the plus side I think video allows you to have a better connection with your audience.

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    Quote Originally Posted by MyTakeRadio View Post
    Hey guys,
    I wasn't 100% sure if this was the ideal thread to post this topic but I figured what the hell and went for it. For those that don't know I interviewed Andrew a few months back and after speaking with him I have been giving serious thought to making the jump from audio to video. Like anything else I have quite a few reservations about making the transition. I want to hear from some of the fellow broadcasters and how they got over the initial apprehension about doing video. While I am well on my way to 150 live shows I like the anonymity that I kind of still have. That has been one of the big things that I worry about going the video route. Any words of wisdom or guidance would be appreciated.
    Dude, I do the hair loss show! I discuss painting my head on camera...Talk about setting yourself up for a whole host of judgment and lack of anonymity. The bottom line is that, in my view, those who are resistant to producing both a video and audio product are doing themselves a great disservice.

    Giving your audience the opportunity to sit with you in your studio provides a connection that separates your broadcast from those who don’t have the moxie to do it. The world of new media is extremely voyeuristic...people want to see what you got, and the more you show them the more they’ll tune in.
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    Quote Originally Posted by andrewzarian View Post
    Hey Rich,

    Its about time !! I start out doing live video so its a little different for me. I am used to not having any anonymity when it comes to the internet. But on the plus side I think video allows you to have a better connection with your audience.
    I knew you'd say that Andrew. I do want to pull the trigger trust me but I need to get over being in front of the camera lol.

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    Quote Originally Posted by Spencer Kobren View Post
    Dude, I do the hair loss show! I discuss painting my head on camera...Talk about setting yourself up for a whole host of judgment and lack of anonymity. The bottom line is that, in my view, those who are resistant to producing both a video and audio product are doing themselves a great disservice.

    Giving your audience the opportunity to sit with you in your studio provides a connection that separates your broadcast from those who don’t have the moxie to do it. The world of new media is extremely voyeuristic...people want to see what you got, and the more you show them the more they’ll tune in.
    You have a point Spencer. Giving people that connection is key but embracing the negatives that come with it are always an issue for me. I am very private and blurring the line between my off air and on air views are the humps I need to get over.

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    Rich would you be broadcasting live or would it be a video podcast?

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    I'd probably just do the entire thing live at 11pm with video for regular broadcasts. One day I'll do a show with you and learn from the man himself lol.
    Last edited by MyTakeRadio; 04-10-2012 at 11:53 AM.

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    Feel free to come down anytime !

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    Cool. Let me know a day and a show and I will alter my schedule accordingly.

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