Have you ever wondered how I put my Sunday Vlogs together? They all start with a blog post, and here’s how they start. Part 1 - Putting together a Blog Post: Like all good things, they grow out of an idea. Then I search for images to illustrate them. I have two examples for you to see. Pick one or look at both. #1. The idea and images for zero gravity. Link http://www.rindabeach.com/blog/how-i-put-together-a-blog-post #2. The ideas and images for lost/devastated and found/grateful. Link: http://www.rindabeach.com/blog/putting-together-a-post-from-start-to-finish-the-story-of-lost-devastated-found-grateful Part 2 - Writing the Blog Post: Once I have my idea and the images, I write the post. It’s like typing from one picture to the next, like connecting the dots on a road map. Sometimes I add or delete images. Other times I need to do a little more research before I can write. That usually means googling things like, ‘What is zero gravity?’ or ‘How do I find something I’ve lost?’ #1. My Blog Post – The Search for Zero Gravity Link: http://www.rindabeach.com/blog/the-search-for-zero-gravity #2. My Blog Post – From Lost/Devastated to Found/Grateful Link: http://www.rindabeach.com/blog/lost-devasted-found-grateful Part 3 – Scripting Saturday Reads Videos: I wrote about it first, because it’s shorter. It’s only one page that I have to get ready by Saturday at 4PM. My Sunday Vlogs are much longer, usually 3-5 pages, but the process is a lot alike . . . I write a script, revise it, video tape, post the video on Facebook, and then put out the word on social media. The two big differences – 1. I pick a book that matches my Sunday Vlog. 2. I don’t have to prepare a power point slide show. All I have to do is share the book . . . it has all the pictures I’ll need, and more. I’m not allowed to read the whole book . . . because of copyright. The Blog Post – Putting Together Saturday Reads for You Link: http://www.rindabeach.com/blog/putting-together-saturday-reads-for-you
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AuthorWhen I write, I can only have one voice in my head, mine. A little noise is fine. But too much, or worse yet, WORDS, and I must change rooms or pull out headphones. Then I can write on! Categories
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