Facebook can be a very powerful channel for distributing your videos – particularly if you craft your post carefully and make use of features like tagging.To make your Facebook posts more successful, consider these 5 tips which I explore in greater detail below: 1. Tag 6 friends or influencers 2. Make it seem easy to […]
People sometimes are surprised to learn that Micro-Documentaries operates without an “office”. Rochelle Durst, our Director of Productions, gives us her perspective on working from an avocado grove. Personally I’ve been able to avoid the constraints of trying to live in a location dictated by a job market. Instead I’ve been able to maximize […]
With the beautiful spectacle of winter making its way into spring, it is our pleasure to announce that our dear colleague, Nicole Rennie, gave birth to her son, Dashiel. Cherry blossoms and newborns, both remind us of the inherent hope in life and remind us of who we are working for. Welcome to the world […]
“The Startup Visa videos that Micro-Documentaries did for our GeeksOnaPlane trip to Washington DC were brilliant — and they were game-changers for innovation and job creation in America. In less than 48 hours, we were able to shoot, produce, and deliver a high-quality video documentaries on how citizen-led, grassroots legislation can empower startup entrepreneurs to change […]
YouTube is continually modifying its look and formatting protocol for both viewers and those posting videos. With the most recent update, it’s all the more important that you place your links (to your website, donation page, twitter page) as the first item in the video’s description. This ensures that the link will appear below the […]