Learn the 7 Steps to Creating a Book Trailer. Support materials: http://bt101.info/podcast @BookTrailer101

Charlene Jones (http://soulsciences.net) interviews Rich Helms about making viral videos. Jan 31, 2015

Charlene Jones (http://soulsciences.net) interviews Rich Helms about making viral videos. Jan 31, 2015

Charlene Jones (http://soulsciences.net) interviews Rich Helms about making viral videos. Jan 31, 2015

Charlene Jones (http://soulsciences.net) interviews Rich Helms about making viral videos. Jan 31, 2015

Your trailer is done, but there is one last writing step before you start sharing: it is time to write your description and tags. To show your video on the web, it has to be hosted. Most book trailer sharing starts with YouTube, the most popular video-hosting site. View materials: http://bt101.info/ep11

Your trailer is done, but there is one last writing step before you start sharing: it is time to write your description and tags. To show your video on the web, it has to be hosted. Most book trailer sharing starts with YouTube, the most popular video-hosting site. View materials: http://bt101.info/ep11

There are three approaches to assembling your trailer video: 1. Use a video creator such as Animoto.com. 2. Use a video editor. 3. Vend the video production. View materials: http://bt101.info/ep10

There are three approaches to assembling your trailer video: 1. Use a video creator such as Animoto.com. 2. Use a video editor. 3. Vend the video production. View materials: http://bt101.info/ep10

In this episode we examine copyright, what media we can and can’t use in a book trailer as well as sources for media. View materials: http://bt101.info/ep09

In this episode we examine copyright, what media we can and can’t use in a book trailer as well as sources for media. View materials: http://bt101.info/ep09

There are three formatting options when writing a book trailer script: timeline, storyboard and screenplay. Each has strengths, limitations and complexities. View materials: http://bt101.info/ep08

There are three formatting options when writing a book trailer script: timeline, storyboard and screenplay. Each has strengths, limitations and complexities. View materials: http://bt101.info/ep08

Once you have the log/tag lines worksheet done, it is time to write the script. It’s only a one minute script - how hard can that be? View materials: http://bt101.info/ep07

Once you have the log/tag lines worksheet done, it is time to write the script. It’s only a one minute script - how hard can that be? View materials: http://bt101.info/ep07

One of the first design decisions when creating a book trailer is to select the approach. View materials: http://bt101.info/ep06

One of the first design decisions when creating a book trailer is to select the approach. View materials: http://bt101.info/ep05

One of the first design decisions when creating a book trailer is to select the approach. View materials: http://bt101.info/ep06

One of the first design decisions when creating a book trailer is to select the approach. View materials: http://bt101.info/ep05

How to create the building blocks of your book trailer. View materials: http://bt101.info/ep04

How to create the building blocks of your book trailer. View materials: http://bt101.info/ep04

Step 1 is to identify the audience, reader expectation, genre and goal of the book trailer. This is the first step to putting on your marketing hat and thinking about how you are going to pitch the book, and to whom. View materials: http://bt101.info/ep03

Before you can create a book trailer, you need to understand what a book trailer is. Just as a movie trailer is a video commercial for a movie, a book trailer is a video commercial for a book. While the idea is the same, the characteristics of a book trailer differ from those of a movie trailer in many ways: history, viewing, raw material, length and cost, viewing on the web and goals. Let’s explore book trailers by comparing them to movie trailers. To see the videos discussed in the podcast visit http://bt101.info/ep02

Step 1 is to identify the audience, reader expectation, genre and goal of the book trailer. This is the first step to putting on your marketing hat and thinking about how you are going to pitch the book, and to whom. View materials: http://bt101.info/ep03

Before you can create a book trailer, you need to understand what a book trailer is. Just as a movie trailer is a video commercial for a movie, a book trailer is a video commercial for a book. While the idea is the same, the characteristics of a book trailer differ from those of a movie trailer in many ways: history, viewing, raw material, length and cost, viewing on the web and goals. Let’s explore book trailers by comparing them to movie trailers. To see the videos discussed in the podcast visit http://bt101.info/ep02

Book Trailer 101 looks at the creation of book trailers as a series of steps. During the process, you will go back and rework previous steps as you learn. Finding a special photo could result in a change of script. Reading a phrase out loud might cause a rewrite to smooth out the delivery. Creating a trailer is an iterative loop of events. Support materials: http://bt101.info/ep01

Book Trailer 101 looks at the creation of book trailers as a series of steps. During the process, you will go back and rework previous steps as you learn. Finding a special photo could result in a change of script. Reading a phrase out loud might cause a rewrite to smooth out the delivery. Creating a trailer is an iterative loop of events. Support materials: http://bt101.info/ep01