Living in Web Video

Robert Rath

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Living in Web Video

Online video series may become the best place for filmmakers to experiment.

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DugMachine

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Only makes sense for companies to love video game commentaries n such. Free marketing for their products and hundreds of thousands of people watch the videos every day.

No mention of The Creatures though, son I am disappoint.
 

cricket chirps

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.-. i really enjoyed reading this article :D nice to come home from a long day and have something to read.
 

Nooners

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God, yes, embrace Internet video. Love RvB, love Freddiew, love Channel Awesome, Epic Meal Time, MysteryGuitarMan, all those guys. I hope to join their ranks someday, help me out, shameless self-promotion, please don't ban me, please and thank you.

http://www.youtube.com/user/ComicStripCritic?feature=g-user-u
 

The Random One

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So in the movie industry there are large, monolithical companies who still think they're the hottest thing in town, but are too risk-adverse and focused on traditional, obsolete marketing demographics too realize a new paradigm is arriving, one in which only independent creators have the agility, clear vision and innovative ideas to succeed.

Weird, that sounds strangely familiar.
 

Phoenix8541

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This article is an example of why so many fallow the sirens call to this entertainment medium. It is still a frontier that is open and up for grabs, a world within our own that has yet to be claimed by limitations.