>The computer is a terrible place to present video. People are in
>multi-tasking mode. Personally, It is rare that I watch more than 2
>minutes of video without checking my email at some point (and I don't
>think my habits are unique.)
>
>
i see it differently - i do have the same habits, but this works great
for me - i enjoy multitasking
>I long for the great convergence when my self-produced, self-published
>videos will be available and viewable in a TV setting...when people
>have their feet kicked up. When they settle in to their sofa with a
>beer and actually focus on my work.
>
>
"tune out" seems more likely - or flip channels
one of the best things about vlogs is that I interact with them (and
because of them)
and another is the incredible syncronicity of events around my
multitasking (it seems like every little thing is related these days)
i will never go back to TV viewing like you describe
if you want people to focus on your work, I think it involves more than
showing them your video in releative isolation or on a larger screen
i focus the most on what is important, interseting or entertaining to me
markus
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