This is what I call creative advertising! Messages that may not explain it all in one shot, but that entices the viewer to check more about the product on their own! I liked the suspense of waiting until the end of the commercial to find out all you had to say about Ekoloko. Great choice of words and visuals. Low budget also! lol Love it!
I am jealous of how well you can manipulate video, text and sound to produce such a quality product. If more info-mertials were presented the way you did your Ekoloko video I would bet more people would at the very least go to the site for more information and would more than likely be compelled to buy things.
Stacie! What a great video! You did not even say a word but it makes me convinced that I should use Ekoloko is my classroom! You did a very creative way to present your video! If you don't mind, I would like to use this video to my fellow staff members?
Andy, I know I already answered your question through email, but in case anyone else is having difficulty, I would like to address it here also. Ekoloko is a product of Israel and therefore shows up in Hebrew. To change it to English, click the Israeli flag in the top right hand corner and then select the Israeli flag with "English" under it. This should translate most of the words into English, however I still receive all of the emails in Hebrew. lol
Awesome video, Stacie! This is your best yet! :)
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ReplyDeleteThis is what I call creative advertising! Messages that may not explain it all in one shot, but that entices the viewer to check more about the product on their own! I liked the suspense of waiting until the end of the commercial to find out all you had to say about Ekoloko. Great choice of words and visuals. Low budget also! lol Love it!
I am jealous of how well you can manipulate video, text and sound to produce such a quality product. If more info-mertials were presented the way you did your Ekoloko video I would bet more people would at the very least go to the site for more information and would more than likely be compelled to buy things.
ReplyDeleteI wanted to introduce Ekoloko to my fellow colleagues, know I have the means to do it.
ReplyDeleteVery nice job with your video!!
ReplyDeleteStacie! What a great video! You did not even say a word but it makes me convinced that I should use Ekoloko is my classroom! You did a very creative way to present your video! If you don't mind, I would like to use this video to my fellow staff members?
ReplyDeletegreat job stacie... you have the wonderful skills and so many educators could get a lot from you!! Keep up the good work!
ReplyDeleteStacie, it's now my turn to be impressed! You rocked with this video. I had never heard of Ekoloko before this presentation. Great job!
ReplyDeleteVery cool Stacie. Excellent video-you said a lot without saying anything!
ReplyDeleteloved this video - even though it was only a minute long, I know the time and inspiration went far beyond what we see.
ReplyDeletefantastic work :)
I can't get Ekoloko out of Hebrew. Do you know how I can get it in English?
ReplyDeleteAndy, I know I already answered your question through email, but in case anyone else is having difficulty, I would like to address it here also. Ekoloko is a product of Israel and therefore shows up in Hebrew. To change it to English, click the Israeli flag in the top right hand corner and then select the Israeli flag with "English" under it. This should translate most of the words into English, however I still receive all of the emails in Hebrew. lol
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