Having worked in the music industry for most of my career, so many memories came flooding back as
I watched The Ship Song Project video this morning.

I’ve had the privilege to work with a number of these artist and was chuffed to see Yvette Duncan, a VJ
I produced during my days at MTV also feature in the clip.

Music stirs so many emotions within us and The Ship Song falls into that category.
This had made my morning!

It’s the perfect song choice to compliment and honour the beauty of The Opera House.

Check out the making of The Ship Song Project below.

Did you know that the first video uploaded to YouTube was on April 23, 2005?
It only ran for 19 seconds and features one of it’s founders, Jawed Karim at the San Diego Zoo.

By July 2006, 65,000 videos were uploaded daily to YouTube and in October, Google acquired YouTube for $1.65 billion.

We’ve recently seen how Lady Gaga has embraced social media and YouTube to connect with her fans and how her fans connect with her by uploading their video messages to YouTube.

While you’re watching Gaga’s ad for Google Chrome, think about how you can connect with your customers through video.

If you have a YouTube channel we’d love to check out your videos so post a link to them below and remember, the web IS what YOU make it!

In our first video about Ai-Live™, Sally Pape, a hearing support teacher at Robert Townson High School, spoke of the success her students who trialed Ai-Live™.

In our new video we interviewed Sally’s students, Lisa and Rabia, to find out about their experience.
There wasn’t a dry eye in the room amongst our crew as the girls shared the results they’ve achieved since using the captioning solution!

The future is so much brighter for Deaf and hearing impaired students. By providing live classroom captioning, Ai-Live™ gives 100% education access to deaf kids at school.

Sharing personal stories through video connects people in an intimate and personal way and that’s our passion!

This was one of the magic moments during the interview

If you’re camera shy, you can always ask your customers for a testimonial.
We interviewed a number of She Business Australia members to find out why the love being a SheBA!

Web video is a powerful marketing tool and an easy way to explain your product or service to your customers.

We recently produced this video for Andrew & Matt who are launching Crack Business Academy next month for use on their website, YouTube channel and social media.
It introduces them to the attendees and explains the benefits of attending their event.

There are a number of ways to tell your business story on video.
You can choose to be the star of the show, or you can let an animator do the work for you!

Above is an example of our latest animation – Sale for Houses!

We love working with businesses who make a difference so we wanted to share our latest video
that we produced for Ai-Media.

Ai-Media recognise the challenges many Deaf and hearing impaired people face in the workplace,
where information may be missed during meetings, training sessions or other business environments.
Ai-Live is a solution for many people to be able to experience an inclusive workplace by having
meetings captioned with Ai-Live™@Work.

We invite you to share this video with anyone you know who may benefit from using this fantastic
innovation. For more information, please contact http://www.ai-media.tv/ .

Artist Moby, video hosting site Vimeo and advertising agency Saatchi and Saatchi are holding a very cool comp.

They are on the hunt for a unique filmmaking talent to showcase at this year’s New Directors’ Showcase in Cannes and ofcourse on Vimeo!

Here’s the brief – interpret and bring to life the idea of ‘Hello, Future’ in the form of a fantastic music video for one of Moby’s tracks from his new album, ‘Destroyed’.

There’s more info here – http://vimeo.com/saatchiandsaatchi

Get your creative juices flowing!

Everyday we see and hear stories that stay with us forever.
The story of how Phyllis Rodriguez and Aicha el-Wafi’s friendship came about is one of them.
There are many lessons to be learnt by watching Phyllis and Aicha share their story.