Comments on: Media Makers Need to Climb the Value Chain http://www.chrisbrogan.com/media-makers-need-to-climb-the-value-chain/ Learn How Human Business Works - Beyond Social Media Fri, 10 Feb 2012 12:25:00 +0000 hourly 1 http://wordpress.org/?v=3.3.1 By: Chris Heuer’s Idea Engine » links for 2007-04-22 http://www.chrisbrogan.com/media-makers-need-to-climb-the-value-chain/comment-page-2/#comment-25379 Chris Heuer’s Idea Engine » links for 2007-04-22 Mon, 23 Apr 2007 21:23:35 +0000 http://grasshopperfactory.com/cbc/media-makers-need-to-climb-the-value-chain/#comment-25379 [...] [chrisbrogan.com] » Blog Archive » Media Makers Need to Climb the Value Chain Some really great thoughts here from Zen master Chris Brogan - gotta love this guy… (tags: media newmedia podcasting video blogging socialmedianow futureoflocalmedia) [...] [...] [chrisbrogan.com] » Blog Archive » Media Makers Need to Climb the Value Chain Some really great thoughts here from Zen master Chris Brogan – gotta love this guy… (tags: media newmedia podcasting video blogging socialmedianow futureoflocalmedia) [...]

]]> By: TheFemGeek http://www.chrisbrogan.com/media-makers-need-to-climb-the-value-chain/comment-page-2/#comment-23798 TheFemGeek Thu, 19 Apr 2007 09:08:16 +0000 http://grasshopperfactory.com/cbc/media-makers-need-to-climb-the-value-chain/#comment-23798 As someone who is in film school i'll say this, in Hollywood it is a consentious that 90% of scripts that are being made are utterly crap. Some would argue fevereshly that it's 95%. Now saying that where does that leave production value? Unfortunately left with trying to pretty things up because there is no story. Does this represent the whole ideology when it comes to all visual productions? In my opinion, NO. I say this because I think it will always be about content. One example is the fact that most people fight to download mp3's instead of trying to get a higher quality recording. They don't care if it's compressed like hell, they just want to hear the song they want. Most musicians talk about how bad the quality of music a mp3 has but average joe will look at the musician and say"...huh?" As a listener of podcast, because I am tired of the same four songs that are played on the radio constantly, as a viewer of vidcast, because I'm looking for some content that would get me engulfed and thinking with a splash of laughter, and as a filmmaker who is trying to create content I would want to see, I am going with the content and story. Plus I also believe that if you have crappy equipment or less than professional equipment, that's no excuse for shoddy work. When a story comes your way, let the people get as much as they can from it. And if time and expense permits give them the top of the line. It'll only leave them wanting more and a true fan will stick with you shaking camera or not. As someone who is in film school i’ll say this, in Hollywood it is a consentious that 90% of scripts that are being made are utterly crap. Some would argue fevereshly that it’s 95%. Now saying that where does that leave production value? Unfortunately left with trying to pretty things up because there is no story. Does this represent the whole ideology when it comes to all visual productions? In my opinion, NO. I say this because I think it will always be about content. One example is the fact that most people fight to download mp3′s instead of trying to get a higher quality recording. They don’t care if it’s compressed like hell, they just want to hear the song they want. Most musicians talk about how bad the quality of music a mp3 has but average joe will look at the musician and say”…huh?” As a listener of podcast, because I am tired of the same four songs that are played on the radio constantly, as a viewer of vidcast, because I’m looking for some content that would get me engulfed and thinking with a splash of laughter, and as a filmmaker who is trying to create content I would want to see, I am going with the content and story. Plus I also believe that if you have crappy equipment or less than professional equipment, that’s no excuse for shoddy work. When a story comes your way, let the people get as much as they can from it. And if time and expense permits give them the top of the line. It’ll only leave them wanting more and a true fan will stick with you shaking camera or not.

]]> By: thefemgeek http://www.chrisbrogan.com/media-makers-need-to-climb-the-value-chain/comment-page-2/#comment-234621 thefemgeek Thu, 19 Apr 2007 09:08:00 +0000 http://grasshopperfactory.com/cbc/media-makers-need-to-climb-the-value-chain/#comment-234621 As someone who is in film school i'll say this, in Hollywood it is a consentious that 90% of scripts that are being made are utterly crap. Some would argue fevereshly that it's 95%. Now saying that where does that leave production value? Unfortunately left with trying to pretty things up because there is no story. Does this represent the whole ideology when it comes to all visual productions? In my opinion, NO. I say this because I think it will always be about content. One example is the fact that most people fight to download mp3's instead of trying to get a higher quality recording. They don't care if it's compressed like hell, they just want to hear the song they want. Most musicians talk about how bad the quality of music a mp3 has but average joe will look at the musician and say"...huh?" As a listener of podcast, because I am tired of the same four songs that are played on the radio constantly, as a viewer of vidcast, because I'm looking for some content that would get me engulfed and thinking with a splash of laughter, and as a filmmaker who is trying to create content I would want to see, I am going with the content and story. Plus I also believe that if you have crappy equipment or less than professional equipment, that's no excuse for shoddy work. When a story comes your way, let the people get as much as they can from it. And if time and expense permits give them the top of the line. It'll only leave them wanting more and a true fan will stick with you shaking camera or not. As someone who is in film school i’ll say this, in Hollywood it is a consentious that 90% of scripts that are being made are utterly crap. Some would argue fevereshly that it’s 95%. Now saying that where does that leave production value? Unfortunately left with trying to pretty things up because there is no story. Does this represent the whole ideology when it comes to all visual productions? In my opinion, NO. I say this because I think it will always be about content. One example is the fact that most people fight to download mp3′s instead of trying to get a higher quality recording. They don’t care if it’s compressed like hell, they just want to hear the song they want. Most musicians talk about how bad the quality of music a mp3 has but average joe will look at the musician and say”…huh?” As a listener of podcast, because I am tired of the same four songs that are played on the radio constantly, as a viewer of vidcast, because I’m looking for some content that would get me engulfed and thinking with a splash of laughter, and as a filmmaker who is trying to create content I would want to see, I am going with the content and story. Plus I also believe that if you have crappy equipment or less than professional equipment, that’s no excuse for shoddy work. When a story comes your way, let the people get as much as they can from it. And if time and expense permits give them the top of the line. It’ll only leave them wanting more and a true fan will stick with you shaking camera or not.

]]> By: thefemgeek http://www.chrisbrogan.com/media-makers-need-to-climb-the-value-chain/comment-page-2/#comment-234622 thefemgeek Thu, 19 Apr 2007 09:08:00 +0000 http://grasshopperfactory.com/cbc/media-makers-need-to-climb-the-value-chain/#comment-234622 As someone who is in film school i'll say this, in Hollywood it is a consentious that 90% of scripts that are being made are utterly crap. Some would argue fevereshly that it's 95%. Now saying that where does that leave production value? Unfortunately left with trying to pretty things up because there is no story. Does this represent the whole ideology when it comes to all visual productions? In my opinion, NO. I say this because I think it will always be about content. One example is the fact that most people fight to download mp3's instead of trying to get a higher quality recording. They don't care if it's compressed like hell, they just want to hear the song they want. Most musicians talk about how bad the quality of music a mp3 has but average joe will look at the musician and say"...huh?" As a listener of podcast, because I am tired of the same four songs that are played on the radio constantly, as a viewer of vidcast, because I'm looking for some content that would get me engulfed and thinking with a splash of laughter, and as a filmmaker who is trying to create content I would want to see, I am going with the content and story. Plus I also believe that if you have crappy equipment or less than professional equipment, that's no excuse for shoddy work. When a story comes your way, let the people get as much as they can from it. And if time and expense permits give them the top of the line. It'll only leave them wanting more and a true fan will stick with you shaking camera or not. As someone who is in film school i’ll say this, in Hollywood it is a consentious that 90% of scripts that are being made are utterly crap. Some would argue fevereshly that it’s 95%. Now saying that where does that leave production value? Unfortunately left with trying to pretty things up because there is no story. Does this represent the whole ideology when it comes to all visual productions? In my opinion, NO. I say this because I think it will always be about content. One example is the fact that most people fight to download mp3′s instead of trying to get a higher quality recording. They don’t care if it’s compressed like hell, they just want to hear the song they want. Most musicians talk about how bad the quality of music a mp3 has but average joe will look at the musician and say”…huh?” As a listener of podcast, because I am tired of the same four songs that are played on the radio constantly, as a viewer of vidcast, because I’m looking for some content that would get me engulfed and thinking with a splash of laughter, and as a filmmaker who is trying to create content I would want to see, I am going with the content and story. Plus I also believe that if you have crappy equipment or less than professional equipment, that’s no excuse for shoddy work. When a story comes your way, let the people get as much as they can from it. And if time and expense permits give them the top of the line. It’ll only leave them wanting more and a true fan will stick with you shaking camera or not.

]]> By: Kfir Pravda http://www.chrisbrogan.com/media-makers-need-to-climb-the-value-chain/comment-page-2/#comment-23677 Kfir Pravda Thu, 19 Apr 2007 00:01:22 +0000 http://grasshopperfactory.com/cbc/media-makers-need-to-climb-the-value-chain/#comment-23677 a relevant post re the story point - http://pravdam.wordpress.com/2007/04/18/when-poor-%e2%80%93-write-a-good-story/ Yep, i am the 27,000 + 1... a relevant post re the story point – http://pravdam.wordpress.com/2007/04/18/when-poor-%e2%80%93-write-a-good-story/

Yep, i am the 27,000 + 1…

]]> By: Kfir Pravda http://www.chrisbrogan.com/media-makers-need-to-climb-the-value-chain/comment-page-2/#comment-234619 Kfir Pravda Thu, 19 Apr 2007 00:01:00 +0000 http://grasshopperfactory.com/cbc/media-makers-need-to-climb-the-value-chain/#comment-234619 a relevant post re the story point - http://pravdam.wordpress.com/2007/04/18/when-poor-%e2%80%93-write-a-good-story/ Yep, i am the 27,000 + 1... a relevant post re the story point – http://pravdam.wordpress.com/2007/04/18/when-poor-%e2%80%93-write-a-good-story/

Yep, i am the 27,000 + 1…

]]> By: Kfir Pravda http://www.chrisbrogan.com/media-makers-need-to-climb-the-value-chain/comment-page-2/#comment-234620 Kfir Pravda Thu, 19 Apr 2007 00:01:00 +0000 http://grasshopperfactory.com/cbc/media-makers-need-to-climb-the-value-chain/#comment-234620 a relevant post re the story point - http://pravdam.wordpress.com/2007/04/18/when-poor-%e2%80%93-write-a-good-story/ Yep, i am the 27,000 + 1... a relevant post re the story point – http://pravdam.wordpress.com/2007/04/18/when-poor-%e2%80%93-write-a-good-story/

Yep, i am the 27,000 + 1…

]]> By: g14productions http://www.chrisbrogan.com/media-makers-need-to-climb-the-value-chain/comment-page-2/#comment-23554 g14productions Wed, 18 Apr 2007 16:23:00 +0000 http://grasshopperfactory.com/cbc/media-makers-need-to-climb-the-value-chain/#comment-23554 Jon, Comedy: www.g14productions.com www.galacticast.com Drama: www.samhas7friends.com Also check out Goodnight Burbank and Agent Xenon. Hope you enjoy! Matthew Jon,

Comedy:

http://www.g14productions.com
http://www.galacticast.com

Drama:
http://www.samhas7friends.com

Also check out Goodnight Burbank and Agent Xenon.

Hope you enjoy!

Matthew

]]> By: g14productions http://www.chrisbrogan.com/media-makers-need-to-climb-the-value-chain/comment-page-2/#comment-234617 g14productions Wed, 18 Apr 2007 16:23:00 +0000 http://grasshopperfactory.com/cbc/media-makers-need-to-climb-the-value-chain/#comment-234617 Jon, Comedy: www.g14productions.com www.galacticast.com Drama: www.samhas7friends.com Also check out Goodnight Burbank and Agent Xenon. Hope you enjoy! Matthew Jon,

Comedy:

http://www.g14productions.com
http://www.galacticast.com

Drama:
http://www.samhas7friends.com

Also check out Goodnight Burbank and Agent Xenon.

Hope you enjoy!

Matthew

]]> By: g14productions http://www.chrisbrogan.com/media-makers-need-to-climb-the-value-chain/comment-page-2/#comment-234618 g14productions Wed, 18 Apr 2007 16:23:00 +0000 http://grasshopperfactory.com/cbc/media-makers-need-to-climb-the-value-chain/#comment-234618 Jon, Comedy: www.g14productions.com www.galacticast.com Drama: www.samhas7friends.com Also check out Goodnight Burbank and Agent Xenon. Hope you enjoy! Matthew Jon,

Comedy:

http://www.g14productions.com
http://www.galacticast.com

Drama:
http://www.samhas7friends.com

Also check out Goodnight Burbank and Agent Xenon.

Hope you enjoy!

Matthew

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