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Posted by Jacques E. Bouchard on 11/20/07 19:20
Larry in AZ <usenet2@DE.LETE.THISljvideo.com> wrote in
news:Xns99EE773BFC1BEthefrogprince@69.28.173.184:
> Waiving the right to remain silent, "Jacques E. Bouchard"
><invalid@invalid.invalid> said:
>
>> "Pre-Meltdown" <entropic3.14decay@optonline2.718.net> wrote in
>> news:MPD0j.496$V51.289@newsfe10.lga:
>>
>>> None of all the advice has fallen on deaf ears.
>>
>> I think it obviously has. You're going to spend many times what a
>> professional would cost you to produce a badly-lit, unscripted, non-
>> broadcast standard amateur video that will reflect badly on you and
>> your product. Not ot mention that you seem to have no idea whatsoever
>> about the art of marketing as well (i.e. producing a different video
>> for each different potential application of your product).
>>
>> Good luck with that.
>
> The guy seems determined to act as his own surgeon. Kinda like that
> guy in the TV commercial sitting at his kitchen table with a steak
> knife in his hand, aimed at his guts, trying to get advice from a
> doctor over the phone.
>
> Yeah... Good luck with that.
Hey, I'm all for the do-it-yourself spirit. But it has to come with the
ability to recognize your own shortcomings. For all of their tackiness,
all of the infomercials on late-night TV were made by professionals using
tens of thousands of dollars' worth of equipment. Imagine what a video
made with webcams and available light by a an amateur who can barely tell
which end to point forward and has never touched video editing software
will look like.
And we're not even tackling marketing, here.
jaybee
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