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Previously sold only in popular coast-to-coast seminars, this book is chock full of information about how to make money with a camcorder. It has a proven appeal to people from all walks of life.

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Product Details

Author:	Raymond G. Hutchins
Paperback:	224 pages
Publisher:	Videobizz.biz
Publication Date:	September 01, 2003
Language:	English
ISBN:	0974416118
Package Length:	8.7 inches
Package Width:	6.0 inches
Package Height:	0.5 inches
Package Weight:	0.25 pounds
Average Customer Rating:	based on 6 reviews

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0 of 1 found the following review helpful:

Very informative, but website doesn't exist. Mar 12, 2008
I really considered this book a vast wealth of information, but unfortunately, when I went to check out the website that the author keeps mentioning in the book, it was non existant. I don't know if there was a typo in the publishing process or maybe the author decided to do away with the website. It was disheartening, though.

3 of 3 found the following review helpful:

GREAT resource! Sep 11, 2007

Can't say enuf about the excellent in-depth knowledge about the video business that's contained in this book. It's not like any of the other video books I've read, which mostly focus on the production side and only talk about how to shoot footage, not what to do with it afterwards. I now know exactly how to sell my videos and how to market myself and increase my profits. I make documentary-style shorts, and this book was full of how-to's and clever suggestions I would never have thought of.

3 of 3 found the following review helpful:

Worth every penny! Aug 21, 2007
Before I got this book, I wondered if the info in it would be dated, since video's such a hot field and the book was published in '03. No worries! What I wanted and couldn't find anywhere else, I found here: plenty of innovative ideas and advice about how to turn my hobby into a full time business. I already knew how to operate a camera and edit and where to get info on the latest equipment and gizmos, so what I needed was the business side. I have to say this book literally launched me. I'm now making website videos for all kinds of people. Broadband has made this possible, and the demand is increasing because nobody can afford to have a dull web presence. My customers run the gamut from regular businesses with sizeable commercial sites to individual resume videos to artsy band gigs. This book showed me exactly how to do it. I highlighted practically every page in it and now I'm making a living doing what I love.

12 of 17 found the following review helpful:

BAD May 28, 2005
Useless book. This book is mostly an ad for the author's website, and the website is a big ad for the book. This book offers no new ideas, or even any tips. This is the kind of rubish that is weakening the video production business. According to this book any one can go out with their cheap $300 camera and make professional video, WRONG! It is this kind of thinking that makes for horrible clients and is shrinking the market. This book shows no respect for those of us that truely respect the medium.

8 of 14 found the following review helpful:

This Book is a Lifesaver! Jan 03, 2004
Before I bought this book, I was a security guard for 10 years in an affluent Chicago suburb. As you can imagine, this wasn't exactly my dream job, so I searched around and found this great book. After pouring over it for a whole day, I decided to take it's advice. One year later I run my own property insurance video business, and I couldn't be happier. I particularly enjoyed the extensive information on marketing. The best part is that some of my old clients as a security guard are now clients of my new business. I highly recommend this book to anyone with a dream of working for themselves as a videographer.