Overland Expo launches The 60-Second Overlander

[DesertRose]

We're excited to announce we've launched a fun new video series called The 60-Second Overlander. It features how-to's, reviews, and interviews about overlanding and products, all in 60 seconds.

To celebrate, we're giving away 2 Overland Experience single packages. Here's how to get a chance to win:

Submit your own video and you might win a spot! We're giving them away in December and in February.



http://www.youtube.com/user/OverlandExpo


Exhibitors will be able to post their own one-minute videos as well.

It's going to be a blast ~ can hardly wait until April.

For details, see http://www.overlandexpo.com/video/

And our YouTube channel:


Or contact Roseann Hanson
520-591-1410 (GMT-7) or roseann at overlandexpo dot com

 

[sprale]

Subscribed! x2

 

[kenallwine]

I subscribed as well! Nicely done. I ran across them last night when they were posted on Facebook.

 

[haven]

Great project!

The broadcast TV standard for a 60 second spot is no less than 59 seconds, and no more than 59 seconds and 15 frames (sometimes written 59.15). If you make the spots to this standard, you'll increase the chance that a TV station will pick up your work. You'd be surprised how often a station needs to fill 60 seconds, particularly in the late night time period.

 

[Hltoppr]

Very cool! Great idea!

-H-

 

[DesertRose]

We're having a lot of fun with them.

We're hoping lots of people will also submit their own ~ they're surprisingly easy to shoot.

Jonathan's a natural, and Bruce can hit 60-seconds nearly perfectly!

 

[DesertRose]

Just uploaded a new 60-Second Overlander video on natural rubber tubes for adventure motorcycles.

We also need submissions for content ~ we'll give away two Overland Experience packages to people who submit content (you'll be eligible to win whether we use it or not, so long as it's a good effort that follows the guidelines).

And feedback and ideas - what do you think? What would you like to see?

Check out the contest here.