Here are a few things to distract you from our strange, cruel world 1. The Video Reformation Podcast, Ep 21: Calls to Action for Your Video
2. B2B Buyers Consume 13 Pieces of Content Before Deciding
3. Low Budget Video: 7 Scrappy Tips for Mobile Video
4. Post-Holiday Analysis: Connected TV Outperforms
5. 1896 Short Film Upscaled to 4K Using Neural Networks
Fun Fact: Less than 8% of the world’s currency exists in physical form.
TVR Podcast, Episode 21 Calls to Action for Your Video
Video should empower your viewer to take action. But in order to do so effectively, you need the right call to action.
Ben and Justin discuss what makes a strong call to action and the types of calls to action that work best for marketing, sales, and customer success-related video content. So CLICK BELOW below to LISTEN NOW and BE SURE TO SUBSCRIBE to The Video Reformation, wherever you get your podcasts.
B2B Buyers Consume an Average of 13 Pieces of Content Before Deciding [FocusVision]
According to a survey conducted by FocusVision, B2B buyers consume an average of thirteen pieces of content before making a decision about who to choose as a vendor. That content ranges from video and blog posts to customer testimonials and witty newsletters.
How to Make Low Budget Videos That Don’t Look Low Budget [Vidyard]
A big budget doesn’t always equal quality. Just ask anyone who worked on the movie Cats.
On the flip side of that coin, you can still create great video content with a low-to-non-existant budget. Our friends at Vidyard put together these tips and tricks to improve the quality of your low budget videos.
YouTuber Uses Neural Networks to Upscale 1896 Short Film to 4K 60FPS [Techspot]
YouTuber Denis Shiryaev was able to use AI technology to enhance an old, low-resolution, black and white video of ‘Arrival of a Train at La Ciotat’ –– which infamously caused panic when it was first screened in 1896 –– to a crystal-clear 4K video at 60 frames per second.
Warning: now the train actually does come through the screen; viewer discretion is advised.
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