LLBR has moved – to read this great article, go to our new site – In a World… of Book Trailers
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LLBR has moved – to read this great article, go to our new site – In a World… of Book Trailers
Filed under: Uncategorized | Tagged: book trailer, book trailer tips, book trailers, book video, marketing your book, youtube book trailer
RIP Don LaFontaine!
I’ll post my link to my book trailer as soon as we finish it.
I enjoyed taking a peek at other author’s book trailers. I used Window’s Movie Maker for mine, but now I’m interested to check out animoto to see what pops up from that.
Thanks Shannon!
Here is a book trailer I created for my online serial novel, Argentum, located at http://www.violetwar.com.
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=QLs7cZMbTvA
So far it’s gotten rave reviews!
I used a combination of Windows Movie Maker and Animoto. By running through the slides in Animoto several times, then I was able to take the effects I liked and cut them together for the finished product. Animoto has added some new features since I created my trailer, so I’m anxious to carve out some “play” time to work with it again and see what can be done with the new effects.
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Another good video. From Mark Callaghan:
My publisher has plastered my trailers all over the place, but here are some things I did on my own… maybe it would work for others. I set up a YOU TUBE channel http://www.youtube.com/LiNC0LNPARK I favorite all the videos my publisher makes for my books. I also favorited a video review of one of my books that a reviewer posted. (I even favorited a video spoof that a fellow author uses to sell his book ). This way, I have an automatic video showcase of my stuff — without having to necessarily send people to places to social networking profiles and video sites all over the Internet to view them.
Also — since my books are also on amazon.com, I load their video trailers onto the sales pages. Here’s an example: http://tinyurl/handletime
On my official website, I have posted links to each video. I think that the REAL kick now is the fact that people are posting video REVIEWS. Actually seeing kudos for your book coming straight out of someone’s mouth is a moral boost and a ringing endorsement for potential customers. I love that! I mean, for example: this review is KILLER: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=YXSmhczGqUU
Sometimes I upload my video trailers to little SD cards and include the SD card with my book when I send it out for review. SD cards are cheap now… and people like to get free stuff… even reviewers, y’know?
Lastly; be careful. In my case, YouTube killed the audio for one of my book trailers; citing copyright infringement. Luckily, there was no narrative track needed; but it’s a little embarrassing to have that citation posted by your video, IMHO.
I hope this helps people to form their own video posting plans, a little.
Correction:
http://tinyurl.com/handletime …LP