Video content is the future... of the internet. If you haven't noticed, everyone is creating and consuming more video content than ever before. Even interactive eLearning programs incorporate more video than I can ever remember. Not everyone has jumped on this particular trend, but it's never too late to get onboard.

Josh Cavalier is joining us to talk about video production processes and other tips and tricks to help us all improve our processes. You may know how to press that record button, but then what? How many pieces of learning content do you create from that finished video file? We think you'll be surprised by how many options there are. And Josh is just the man to talk with us about it because he's in the process of writing a book on the subject.

There are many different topics around video that we can discuss, but it's hard to fit them all into a 45min conversation. In fact, is IDIODC even the right length for a video? Josh will also talk about the long and short of video production. He's got tips for creating both and high performance processes to help increase your productivity in "we need it yesterday" corporate environments.

You can either just look busy. Or you can produce more content as if you've got an entire team behind you. Let's talk to Josh about how we can all become high producing learning content creators.

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Brent Schlenker is dominKnow's Community Manager. Chris Van Wingerden is dominKnow's Sr. VP Learning Solutions.

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