I am creating an introductory program to help you, guide you and teach you everything I do to create educational video to market your law firm. My new intro program is a step-by-step guide showing you exactly what I do. Hey, if I can do it as a solo NY Medical Malpractice attorney, so can you.
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I’ve got over 600 videos on YouTube. Good videos with educational content.
Last night, I couldn’t access the website at all. Nothing. Nada. It’s as if it wasn’t even online.
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I use professional video equipment to shoot educational video for attorneys. I recently bought an iPhone 4S and intended to use it for quick video interviews and on-the-run educational video.
Overall review:
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This is the coolest comment I have ever received from one of my videos.
You can see the screen shot to the right here.
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Think about it. We as attorneys crave information. Information about our legal niche, about new caselaw, about scuttlebutt in our industry and about things we are genuinely interested in. Do your ideal clients do the same?
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You’re an attorney. You’re a solo. You’re a partner in a small law firm of 1-5 lawyers. You’re a marketing executive in a mid-sized law firm. Maybe you are a partner in a big law firm and attending a seminar and learned about how video can make you come to life and be different than your colleagues. I know why you want to create video. Know how I know?
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Anytime you get a new piece of video equipment, the “newest,” “greatest,” “best,” “most advanced” equipment ever…you’ve got to play with it and test it. The problem with testing is that you are never quite sure what quality you’re going to get until you fully test it.
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It was a great video. It asked an important question. I provided a great answer. I was so excited since I had just created this video with my new video camera. I was very impressed with the video quality. I shot a series of videos in 45 minutes. I popped out the memory card and headed over to my office where I had a full day of phone conferences scheduled back to back.
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In today’s video, we see a very creative way to make a $35 teleprompter. While watching the video, ask yourself if this is really worth your effort?
Frankly, I was exhausted watching all the time, energy and effort needed to literally construct the prompter from scratch. Even if I had all the tools needed, there’s no way I’d spend all that time and effort to create this.
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Video has marginal benefit and does not justify the cost. He’s right. For someone who does not understand how to use video; both tactically and strategically, I will agree with that video has marginal benefit.
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