eHow launches Android app: Get the best of eHow on the go.
Learn how to deliver a post-production video project with expert tips and advice on film, movies, media, and cinema in this free video series.
There are 15 videos in this series:

Learn how to present post-production video work to clients with expert tips and advice on film, movies, cinema, and video post-production in this free video clip.

Learn how to prepare physical post-production deliverables with expert tips and advice on film, movies, cinema, and video post-production in this free video clip.

Learn how to upload and ftp post-production video files with expert tips and advice on film, movies, cinema, and video post-production in this free video clip.

Learn how to deliver physical post-production items safely with expert tips and advice on film, movies, cinema, and video post-production in this free video clip.

Learn how to rush deliver post-production video items with expert tips and advice on film, movies, cinema, and video post-production in this free video clip.

Learn how to handle post-production video releases with expert tips and advice on film, movies, cinema, and video post-production in this free video clip.

Learn how to invoice post-production video work with expert tips and advice on film, movies, cinema, and video post-production in this free video clip.

Learn how to archive post-production files with expert tips and advice on film, movies, cinema, and video post-production in this free video clip.

Learn how to preserve disk space for post-production with expert tips and advice on film, movies, cinema, and video post-production in this free video clip.

Learn how to maintain post-production clients with expert tips and advice on film, movies, cinema, and video post-production in this free video clip.

Learn how to prepare a follow-up post-production project with expert tips and advice on film, movies, cinema, and video post-production in this free video clip.

Learn how to network and handle post-production feedback with expert tips and advice on film, movies, cinema, and video post-production in this free video clip.

Learn how to handle last-minute post-production requests with expert tips and advice on film, movies, cinema, and video post-production in this free video clip.

Learn how to handle late payments for post-production work with expert tips and advice on film, movies, cinema, and video post-production in this free video clip.

Learn how to determine post-production ownership with expert tips and advice on film, movies, cinema, and video post-production in this free video clip.

The development of film came alongside the rise of America as a world empire. The technology developed in the late 19th to early 20th century and quickly became a staple of modern culture and mass consumption. Many trace the beginning of film to a moment also considered the advent of the comic strip as we know it: Eadweard Muybridge's famous pictures of a horse's stride, which proved that in fact there is a moment when all four hooves are off the ground. Film making is the process by which a film is made. The different stages of filmmaking include development, pre-production, production, post-production and distribution.
In this free video series, our expert Travis Johns will teach you all you need to know about delivering a post-production video project. He will teach you how to present previous work to clients, how to prepare physical deliverables, how to upload and ftp your work, and how to deliver post-production items quickly and safely. Travis will also show you how to do rush delivery, how to handle & invoice post-production releases & work, and how to archive & preserve disk space for you files. He will even teach you how to maintain clients, handle feedback, handle last-minute requests & late payments, and how to determine ownership.
Travis Johns Travis studied film & theater at the College of Santa Fe before moving to New York, where he trained as an apprentice editor for Blacklist Productions while interning for Late Night with Conan O'Brien. He relocated to Boston in 2000, and for five years created, directed, and edited original series intros and 30-second spots as a Senior Graphic Designer for a national television cable channel. Travis has created visuals and motion graphics for clients such as New Balance, Red Bull, and Howard TV, not to mention branding collateral and logo design for ECG Productions.dkdk
Read More