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Videography's objective is to offer its readers—film, video and audio professionals in the production and post-production communities—a current, relevant resource for business and technology information. The magazine's readers depend on its combination of news, reviews, interviews and tutorials to keep them informed and connected to their industry.

Digital Content Creation Market to Grow to Nearly $5 Billion in 2012.

The digital content creation market has seen a healthy period of growth. The total DCC market grew 16% from $2.6 billion to reach more than $3 billion. The fastest growing segments in the future will be interactive development and video as the web offers new distribution networks and new programming approaches such as AJAX to enable small compelling applications to be developed that extend the power of individual websites. –Source Jon Peddie Research

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Read the Digital Issue: Videography Magazine, January 2010

FEATURE
HIGHER EDUCATION
Showtime Graduates with the University of Andy Web Initiative

34 Dialogue
David Beebe, Director of Video Production, Disney/ABC Television Digital Media Group

Departments
6 Independent Film & Video
7 Episodic Television
8 Advertising
10 Event Video
11 Corporate Video
12 Web Video
14 Tips to Clip
Showcases
Independent Film & Video
18 And Everything Is Going Fine
20 Waiting for Superman
Stock Footage
21 Sound and Picture: Going Live with Filmmaker Dan Talson
Tech Focus
28 Rapid Reviews
NewTek 3PLAY
Grass Valley EDIUS 5.1
Pansonic AG-HPX300
29 Short List
LED Fixtures to Capture the Best Camera Action
30 Toolkit
Viewfinder
3 Cristina Clapp: The Professionals

ON THE COVER: Offhollywood provided production tools and technical support to the feature film The Mortician 3D. Read more about this 3D production on page 6 and online at www.videography.com/0110. Photo by Ben Katzler

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THE PROFESSIONALS
I’m sure that you, like me, have been trying to figure out where the video production pro stands in a user-generated-content-crazed Internet—and, of course, there’s always some nightmare, Idiocracy-type scenario where the professional video is supplanted by a cell phone clip of a skateboarding dog.

I love a skateboarding dog as much as the next person, of course, but, in reading recent viewing reports and surveys, it’s clear that the most frequently watched online videos are professionally produced. ...

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