GetWorkDoneMusic.com How to Block and Disable Facebook Game Invites - This week’s #SocialMediaMinute will cover how to block and disable Facebook game invites and requests from your friends. So you’ve been invited (again) to play Candy Crush Saga! Great…another Facebook notification you care nothing about. Now, I know I’m not the only one that has friends who play Facebook games, and I have no problem with those who do. What I do have a problem with, is the constant notifications asking to help them “level up” or send them “gooey gumdrops for their candy castle.” And if you’re reading this, I know you do too. By the way, if you do play Facebook games, consider creating a Facebook List of all the friends you play with. See Also: How to Create a Facebook Friends List Benefits of Blocking Facebook Game Invites and Requests Blocking a Facebook game request will also prevent you from seeing the games updates in your newsfeed if your friends have it installed and share game updates publicly, which is great for removing newsfeed clutter. Video Tutorial Takeaway
Phasen Edvard Munch's Famous Painting The Scream Animated to the Sound of Pink Floyd's Primal Music In this short video, Romanian animator Sebastian Cosor brings together two haunting works from different times and different media: The Scream, by Norwegian Expressionist painter Edvard Munch, and “The Great Gig in the Sky,” by the British rock band Pink Floyd. Munch painted the first of four versions of The Scream in 1893. He later wrote a poem describing the apocalyptic vision behind it: I was walking along the road with two Friendsthe Sun was setting — the Sky turned a bloody redAnd I felt a whiff of Melancholy — I stoodStill, deathly tired — over the blue-blackFjord and City hung Blood and Tongues of FireMy Friends walked on — I remained behind— shivering with anxiety — I felt the Great Scream in Nature Munch’s horrific Great Scream in Nature is combined in the video with Floyd’s otherworldly “The Great Gig in the Sky,” one of the signature pieces from the band’s 1973 masterpiece, Dark Side of the Moon. Related Content: Pink Floyd’s David Gilmour Sings Shakespeare’s Sonnet 18
Mountaineers capture incredible time-lapse of epic Alps trek up seven mountains in under 24 hours - video - Europe - World - The Independent An incredible time-lapse has been created following the journeys of two mountaineers as they climbed seven mountains in the Alps in just under 24 hours. Frenchman Tony Sbalbi and Bernard Hug from Switzerland managed to climb and ski across a total distance of 13,123 feet in a day last week and their efforts were captured from the top of a nearby summit. The beautiful time-lapse captures in stunning HD the transition from day to night above the mountain range as the two men make their way up and down some of the Alps’ most testing terrain. The seven peaks that the Hug and Sbalbi climbed were all in the south-western cantons of Bern and Valais, which is home to the Jungfrau-Aletsch the biggest glacier in western Eurasia. The two mountaineers said that the route took months of planning and was organised so that the distance they had to ascend was minimised. One of the biggest risks was skiing at night, with the pair only guided by head-mounted torches.
This Cheap DIY Battery Board Will Make Your Charging Nightmares a Dream If your battery charging station is looking like a rat's nest from hell and you're not quite sure how to get it under control, you might want to take a look at this. Working with tons of batteries is just a part of filmmaking, especially on larger productions, and charging them is obviously an absolute necessity. The folks over at Vimeo Video School have come up with a clever (and cheap) way of organizing all of your batteries on a "battery board" that is not only portable, but can be hung on a wall to keep it out of the way. Here's their helpful video tutorial to walk you through the process of making your own: They've also shared the supply list: Now, $113 isn't super cheap, but when you consider the fact that -- well -- filmmaking is usually super expensive, I'd say it's a great investment for those who work with a lot of batteries.
¿Cómo usar el vídeo marketing en tu estrategia online? | Luis M. Villanueva El vídeo marketing es una herramienta de conversión de las más potentes que se han puesto en marcha en los últimos años. En realidad, todo son ventajas: su coste es bajo, la audiencia recibe mejor los mensajes, y las posibilidades de optimización son amplias a nivel de algoritmo de Google, sin contar lo viral que se convierte en redes sociales. Con una correcta estrategia de vídeo online se puede conseguir la gallina de los huevos de oro de las conversiones. El vídeo marketing no es más que la grabación en soporte audiovisual de contenido relacionado con un e-commerce o página web en concreto. Se puede utilizar para alcanzar dos objetivos específicos: Para potenciar la imagen de la marca.Para explicar los beneficios de un producto o servicio en concreto. Además, las estadísticas no dudan en ofrecer resultados más que positivos con respecto a esta nueva técnica de posicionamiento. Ventajas del vídeo marketing El usuario se muestra receptivo. Además, permite desmarcarse de la competencia.