Internet Video Magazine shows you how to shoot, edit and share your videos

How to put your Summer Vacation video on the Internet

Internet Video Magazine shows you how to shoot, edit and share your videos

June 19, 2007 – San Diego, CA – Internet Video Magazine ( http://www.internetvideomag.com) makes it easy for families, video amateurs and kids to create their own summer vacation movies and share it on the net.

“Most people shoot video of their vacation and it does not go anywhere – the tapes just sit on a shelf and no one ever gets to see it,” said Mark Shapiro, editor in Chief at Internet Video Magazine. “Nowadays, transferring and editing video is easy – putting it up on a free video sharing site like YouTube, MySpace or Divx Stage6 is simple and safe. Families have no excuse to not share their vacations with the relatives.”

In order to make it easy for families to leverage the power of Internet Video and web 2.0, Internet Video Magazine just released their “Guide to How to Put Your Summer Vacation Videos on the Net.” Aspiring videomakers will learn how to get ready for their trip, what to bring along to make sure that they get the best quality video and audio, as well as great tips and tricks to make the video vacation as rewarding and as safe as possible.

This includes the ugly bag secret. Instead of putting your gear inside of an “official” camera bag or case, store your precious camcorder and accessories inside of an ugly diaper bag. No one steals a diaper bag … especially if you lay a few diapers across the top to use as camouflage and padding.

The guide also covers some great shooting ideas to make the finished video look as good as possible as well as some inside info about how to actually prepare and upload your video to a site like YouTube.

More about Internet Video Magazine

Dedicated to showing everyone how easy it is to make great video and home movies, Internet Video Magazine has been online since 1999 and has been recognized as one of the prime resources for those interested in making, sharing and experiencing Internet video.

More info at:

www.internetvideomag.com or contact Mark Shapiro editor {at} internetvideomag(.)com 619-249-7742

Direct Link: How to Put Your Summer Vacation Up On The Web- The Secrets of Shooting, Editing and Posting Your Summer Vacation Videos
http://www.internetvideomag.com/Articles_2007/061507_SummerVacationPage1.htm

Mark Shapiro
Davis-Marrin Communications
858-573-0736
cell 619-249-7742
mshapiro {at} davismarrin(.)com