Video Bloggers - Get Exposure By Saying What You Think on Video

These video bloggers currently make videos for CampusMen.com:

Shane Cibella from Ohio State makes short videos in which he gives wieghtlifting advice to other students. Here ara sample of some of Shane's videos:

		Carb cycling diets
		Increasing the amount of weight you bench press.

Matthew Quallo from California gives advice to other students on how to meet and talk to girls.

		Teasing girls
		Cheap date ideas

Franco Ruggiero from New Jersey gives hard core bodybuilding advice guys around the US find useful.

		How to bulk up muscles while staying lean
		Football strength training program

What is a Video Blog?

A Video Blog (AKA vidblog or vlog) is personal online journal which uses short video clips. Students tell others what they think on a particular topic. You can also "review" something such as a product, new CD, movie, magazine article or something that is popular with others. A review is just your opinion of something. Video Bloggers basically share their thoughts with visitors to CampusMen.com They simply do in front of a camcorder, instead of writing down their opinions.

You can use a ficticious name in your video clips. You don't need to use your real name. However, when you use a pen name, you miss the chance to get hired by employers who are seeking students who know how to "video blog."

Length

Don't concentrate on length. Just choose a topic and make your video as long as they need to be to get the point across. Most videos are 3-4 minutes long, but there are no rules on length.

Quantity

For example, you make a video whenever you feel like it. (At least three per month.) (You make the videos, not Campus Men.)

What do I Talk About?

This is the important part. You need to be the kind of opinionated person who can think of your own topics independently. We help you with the nuts and bolts of making a video, but we want you to decide what to decide what you will "talk" about. Then you make a 3-4 minute video where you talk in front of your camcorder.

Do They Need to Be Slick or Professional?

No. We do not want pro videographers, just someone who can talk, and talk often and a lot. Video Blogs are designed to be unscripted and purposely "non-professional." Visitors to CampusMen.com give more validity to videos that are not slick or polished. A simple and inexpensive video camera cost as little as $99 (The Flip Video Camcorder). High quality video cameras cost around $250 (Sony Sony DCR-HC28).

We mail you a check for each video clip you make.

Example of a Video Blog

(Video Above) Franco Ruggiero Gives weightlifting advice to Beginners seeking to join a gym for the first time.

To Apply...

To become a video blogger, you must first create a 3-4 minute sample video, post it on Youtube and email the video to us through Youtube's "share video" button (see below). Send the video to this email address:

Your first video is just a "test" to show us that you can create a video blog. So, it doesn't matter what you say on this first blog. Later video blogs will be mailed (not emailed or uploaded) to Campus Men staff.

If you need help in setting up your room and camcorder, visit our guide on how to set up a room before creating your video.

After receiving your Youtube video, we will take a look at it and get back to you within 24 hours! (You will not be compensated for this first video.)

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