I recently started using Tube Mogul to upload my videos to multiple sites. It's fantastic in that I only have to upload my video once, then Tube Mogul uploads it to all the various sites I have an account on. (Plus it seems my videos get accepted quicker too with this automation).

Tube Mogul also lets you track videos and video publishers so you can get some idea of how well your videos are doing on each site.

I've found it a useful tool but wondered if anyone knew of other similar/better services or if anyone else was using this service?

Can you use chromakey with video you shot with a webam? (Presuming you shot in front of some kind of greenscreen, of course.)

I am incredibly new to even shooting and editing, let alone chromakey. Actually, technically I have more chromakey experience than I do film experience, given that I was once a performer in a chromakey show in a theme park. But still.

I'm gearing up to do a sort of pop culture/entertainment commentary vlog. And I think it would be much nicer to have the background of my choice than it would to feature my hideously messy apartment. So I was wondering if I could get all fancy with the chromakey. But from what I've gleaned from the few chromakey posts I've skimmed here, resolution may be a stumbling block.

Do not be afraid of offending me by pointing out any assumptions I've made in this post that are idiotic. I'm very good at many things, and so am at peace about being a moron at a few things.

Any thoughts? Much thanks.

Hey everybody, it's Friday and that means it's time to feature another comedy music video here on the Daily Reel Comedy blog. This week, we've got the newest clip from one of the Daily Reel's newest members - Los Angeles based comedian Eric Schwartz (aka Smooth-E) with his take on Lindsay Lohan's driving difficulties. Check it out...

Los Angeles comedian/filmmaker and newcomer to The Daily Reel, Tim Mars recently captured what might have been a historic moment at a standup comedy show in Northridge. The video, which is appropriately grainy given its unexpectedness, features a 36-second standup set - which may be the shortest set in history - from standup comic Brian Swineheart. The clip is good, but the best part might be comedian Chris D'Elia's attempt to follow the 36-second wonder which features some fantastic riffing on what has just occurred.

Time for a bit of self-promotion as Whip It Out Comedy's newest video release hit the Net today. It's the first episode in a new series called DUMBBELLS, which revolves around a pair of unlikely guys who inherit a gym and become personal trainers by default. The episode features Kyle Kinane (a recent addition to the Daily Reel community), Matt Braunger, and Sherry Sirof. Check it out...

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As you all have surely noticed, the Daily Reel is adding more and more talented comedy video makers every day and we're happy to be able to feature them every once in a while on the Daily Reel Comedy blog. Today, we'd like to feature one of the site's newer members, sketch group Green and Gray, who have churned out a bunch of entertaining videos including this clip which revolves around a mugger who hasn't quite gotten the hang of his new gig. Check it out...

Chris "Crash" Richard, an old school member of Studio 8, is
currently touring with his band
The Deadly
Syndrome to promote their new rock album entitled "The Ortolan",
which hits stores on September 11, 2007.

To further
promote this fantastic album, the band filmed a bunch of silly promo
videos that will be released all over the internet in the coming
weeks. The boys of Studio8.net were asked to help produce one of
these videos, which you will find below. It's called "Happy
Birthday" and it stars Jared, Java, Brock, Fernando, Rory, &

The Deadly Syndrome. Enjoy it and then buy "The Ortolan"
while you still can before it gets outlawed for blatantly redefining
modern music.

There was a post on the CrunchGear blog that Alex found that I find particularly helpful, and I'm sure the vast majority of you will too!

There are specific How-To instructions on compressing your video to get the most out of posting on YouTube.

Check it out!

CrunchGear