Apple's Clever New Online Ad

Published November 21, 2007


Izzy VIdeo 070 - Zero Crossing

Published November 11, 2007

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This new video tutorial is about avoiding clicks and pops in the audio portion of your video. I have had several people ask me why they have "click" sounds in their videos. Usually this happens during transitions, and this tutorial should help you avoid those problems in the future.

Get this tutorial along with access to all of the archives, in the members area.


What Should I Do With Glimpster?

Published September 5, 2007

Here's my dilemma: More than a year after forming Glimpster, I continue to get requests from people with good ideas for shows, asking if they can join the network. I don't know what to do about these requests. They're tempting. Glimpster has four different shows, and only two of …

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Izzy on Digital Production Buzz

Published July 27, 2007

I just want to say 'thank you' to Philip Hodgetts and Michael Horton for having me on their show. It was a lot of fun!

I'm including a link to the show in the RSS feed, something I rarely do, but I think the Izzy Video audience would really enjoy "Digital Production Buzz."

What a great show! Editing tips, interviews, and news. I'm certainly a subscriber!


In Bed for Three Days

Published July 14, 2007

Hello, friends!

I had minor surgery on Friday, so I'll be spending the next few days in bed. Why do I tell you this?


  1. I hope you'll understand why I may not get to Izzy Video this weekend (even though I'm committed to producing them more regularly).

  2. Maybe I'll get your sympathy vote over at Podcast Alley. :-)

  3. It explains why I'm spending so much time practicing my (beginner's level) web coding skills on this site.

You'll probably notice a lot of changes to the website, because yes, I have that much time on my hands. And this begs the question: How in the world did people recover from surgery before computers existed? They must have been so bored!


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