The document discusses ways that libraries can use video. It notes that video traffic is increasing and that many patrons now expect a video component due to growing up with video. It then provides tips for creating library videos, such as using a camera, planning content, and considering fun ideas. The document concludes by asking if the reader has any other questions.

1. Video
in the
Library
David Lee King
davidleeking.com
Topeka & Shawnee County Public Library
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4. why
video?

5. traffic

6. social

7. we grew up
with video

8. how
do you
create
them?

9. time
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10. equipment

11. need a camera

12. flickr.com/photos/30985799@N00/5220832068

13. flickr.com/photos/travelinlibrarian/6482394447/

15. flic.kr/p/bnbgtB

16. plans

17. flic.kr/p/b4bo2k

18. flickr.com/photos/39042113@N02/6642566123

19. what can
libraries
DO with
video?

22. flic.kr/p/9Reaid
fun
ideas...

23. some
tips

24. talk to the
camera
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25. audio
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26. lighting
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27. flic.kr/p/ay8GmQ

28. flic.kr/p/8piD1T

30. 1st 15
seconds

31. calls to
action

32. metadata

33. analytics

37. questions?