Amazing motion graphics, scary data and a british accent prove that informative videos can be interesting.
I wonder if the old reel to reel mono educational films we watched in grade school were considered innovative in their day.
Besides making great products for this fanboy, Apple knows how to market.
This advert beautifully focuses on the experiences that this device delivers. As Seth Godin emphasizes, we do not want to race to the bottom, to be average at the best price; we need to be remarkable.
"Now we can..." illustrates the remarkable aspects of the…
Igniter Media offers this well done video of Jesus' ministry as a twitter timeline. While this idea has been done before, this video's simplicity makes it shine.
What are you warming up for?
Super cool stuff?
Or sleeping?
Seth Godin says that "Real artist ship" (Linchpin ). It's so easy to get into warm up mode and teeter on the edge of creating super cool stuff. Taking the plunge is difficult. It is scary.
Some say it is the fear of failure that holds us up. Some…
Interesting. More work does not equate to more pay. I'm learning to work smarter by being more selective of my projects and not just working harder or even more. Less can definitely be more.
via FreshBooks
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The Movie Genome Project Movieclips at MOVIECLIPS.com
Ever think that a movie clip totally sums up what you are thinking? Wish you could "quote" a movie clip with a tweet or facebook post?
I was wondering what would need to get set up legally to do such a post. I'm sure ripping a movie…
marketing,events,social media
Paul Carr and Gary Vee debate whether Social Media is over-rated. They present some great points for both sides of the argument.
I agree that not everybody who gets on their soap box will have something of extreme value to offer. Yet, the 1% that would never have been heard may be worth the chatter.
Let's hope…
Cal Newport wrote a great post over at the 99percent, "Getting Creative Things Done: How To Fit Hard Thinking Into a Busy Schedule"
Like Cal, I need to balance between getting things done (emails, meetings, eating, etc) and creative brainstorming. He calls us "to-do list creatives".
To bad "most to-do list creatives cannot drop everything to spend…