Thanks to all of you who commented on the rough draft of this book trailer. With help, I figured out how to adjust my titles. Hopefully this new version is an improvement!
The pictorial post of my characters is here.
And thanks for joining our casting call this week! The linky should be below, but if it isn't and you want to join us, sign up at Carrie Butler's blog for this weeklong, one-post hop. Carrie, Lisa Regan and I will randomly choose one lucky winner for a three-person, three-chapter critique - that's three pairs of eyes for the price of...well, nothing. :)
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Oct 23, 2011
Oct 16, 2011
My very first book trailer!
I've suffered book trailer envy for the past few weeks and finally decided to do something about it. One google search and voila! Saving Andromeda has its own video.
Okay, it wasn't quite that easy. But almost. It took about three hours to put this together - it's not perfect, or fancy or really really high tech, but I did it aw by mysef. :)
And as a tip for those of you who've never tried to make one, you can use iMovie (for Macs) and Windows Movie Maker (for PCs). Both programs are similar, user-friendly, etc. One suggestion: pick your music first! It'll help your pacing, mood, etc. There are free sites that give away free clips. DM me for suggestions.
Please leave suggestions on making this better...and if you have one of your own, consider signing up at our Casting Call blogfest over at Carrie Butler's blog TODAY. It's a one-post fest to share trailers and pictorial character representations from your MS that'll run next week. (Is pictorial a real word? *shrug* I like it.)
What are pictorial character representations, you ask? Click here for an idea.
Okay, it wasn't quite that easy. But almost. It took about three hours to put this together - it's not perfect, or fancy or really really high tech, but I did it aw by mysef. :)
And as a tip for those of you who've never tried to make one, you can use iMovie (for Macs) and Windows Movie Maker (for PCs). Both programs are similar, user-friendly, etc. One suggestion: pick your music first! It'll help your pacing, mood, etc. There are free sites that give away free clips. DM me for suggestions.
Please leave suggestions on making this better...and if you have one of your own, consider signing up at our Casting Call blogfest over at Carrie Butler's blog TODAY. It's a one-post fest to share trailers and pictorial character representations from your MS that'll run next week. (Is pictorial a real word? *shrug* I like it.)
What are pictorial character representations, you ask? Click here for an idea.
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