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More Tips for Indie Music Video Producers

Tips of the day:

  1. Keep it clean: don’t use nudity, graphic or disturbing images.
  2. Don’t start your video with an introduction of dialog or silence.

And three excellent mashups to Eminem’s Phenomenal:

 

Find TikiKiti on Twitter, and their YouTube Channel.

More Tips for Indie Music Video Producers

Mashup videos are all over the place. The quality ranges from superb to dismal. YouTube is full of sources. Since most take images from there anyway, try to pick more than just a few. How to make a good mashup video:
  1. Use clips from a variety of sources.
  2. Have a unifying theme; make it make sense.
  3. As always, use creative editing well timed with the music.

 

Find TikiKiti on Twitter, and their YouTube Channel.

More Tips for Indie Music Video Producers

Do not make a video of any of these personal themes:

  1. Your great summer vacation.
  2. Walking around some fascinating city.
  3. Having fun in your back yard.

Your friends and family will love seeing these, but most people will find them kinda boring.  Actually, between you and me, your friends and family will pretend to be interested, but they won’t like them either.

 

Find TikiKiti on Twitter, and their YouTube Channel.

More Tips for Indie Music Video Producers

We see a lot of videos that make these types of mistakes:

 

Find TikiKiti on Twitter, and their YouTube Channel.

More Tips for Indie Music Video Producers

When thinking about creating a music video, especially if you want to get it noticed, consider these tips. TikiKiti is one aggregator that specializes in music videos. They don’t use films that:

  1. Have a commercial vs. artistic purpose (e.g. promotion of a product or tourism);
  2. Are generated by an algorithm;
  3. Or are all about girls in underwear.

 

Find TikiKiti on Twitter, and their YouTube Channel.