Recent content by Video Rabbits

Now what degree of 'everything' are we looking at here? Like, everything on the internet everything? I have some bad news for you then.

"I got a links package from reputable supplier here on bhw" Well there's your problem.

Hey this reminds me of when I used to do stop motion about a decade ago with my friend. We used a static camera which was set to take pictures every 5 seconds or so and used the window of time to manipulate the scene. We would then take the frames and add them into a video making program, sony...

This looks like a splendid weekend side project, thanks for putting this all together!

Although I don't see anything wrong with your strategy for getting the site up to #1, you may want to get creative in structuring the content on your pages/videos to ramp relevance. Structure the campaign according to the common need of the local customer base. There is usually a reason that...

Joining relevant communities , frequently posting in them, and when you have the smallest bit of a reputation, begin making basic helpful content (videos, articles) that is relevant and likeable. Eventually, you will be exposed to people who either 1) have connections 2) are interested in what...

I'd like to recommend you to send an email to Google, but then I realized how silly that would be. Maybe send more traffic to your site from varying locations?

Honestly if you sold your footage as stock, I could think of 100 ways it would be useful to any campagin

The content, on its own, when taken at face value, is pretty cool. Unfortunately, most of the people on the internet are quite frequently saturated by this kind of content on Facebook, Reddit, and the bundle of other sites they usually go to. This means when they stumble upon your blog for...

Theme B gives off the impression that the site has been around for a while and is filled to the brim with content. If you are looking for a neat style but don't have enough populated pages, stick with theme A.

It doesn't exactly sound like your friend is a big-time contractor, so don't worry about the FBI breaking your door down while you are editing your next 'lets play'.

I love this video because it was made with generic stock you can find on any site, which makes you think about how much regular commercials use recycled footage ;)

A good way to edit, if you are serious, would be to create the scenes in After Effects with all of the effects, and then put it all together in Vegas. Vegas shows the waveform of the audio right in front of you, so you can easily layer and splice a dozen different audio tracks.