I'd let em sit. The bands can point to them for publicity, And the org gets a whole year to be associated with music.
Then next year, they're all set up for publicizing via video. Sent from my iPhone On Aug 23, 2008, at 7:43 PM, Rupert <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote: > I shot 25-30 short videos last weekend for a little music festival > here on Vancouver Island, and uploaded each one immediately via Blip > to the festival's site - http://thebigtimeout.tv > > They had about 2-3000 people at the festival for three days & nights. > Over the last 7 days, we've had around 10,000 views, which isn't > bad. It'll drop off now that everyone's checked it out. > > And the music festival publicity person just sent me an email saying > that they want good ideas for what to do with the videos now. > > I have to say, I'm flat out of good ideas. Perhaps it's just that I > have too much going on (work, imminent baby, other video projects, > family) and my brain has fused. But really, what can you do with a > bunch of videoblog footage that's related to a specific event, > between now and when they start to sell tickets for next year's > festival? > > Any thoughts? > > Rupert > http://twittervlog.tv > [Non-text portions of this message have been removed]
