Filming Ride Videos #2: Telling a Story in Ride Clips
by Dan Cohen Great home video is dependent to a large extent on the person doing the filming, and a one hallmark of a great
by Dan Cohen Great home video is dependent to a large extent on the person doing the filming, and a one hallmark of a great
Whether you’re a married or single dad, or have a child age 5 or 35, we all recognize the importance a father can have on
“Post-Disney Depression.†For many Disney World fans it’s that feeling of disappointment or sadness experienced after a trip to the most magical place on Earth.
The World’s Greatest Hobby on Tour Show made its appearance at the Greater Philadelphia Expo Center in Oaks, PA, on January 3rd and 4th, 2009.
Collecting character autographs was something my daughters really enjoyed during our last visit to WDW. Like everything else, keeping a few simple tips in mind
As promised, it’s time to take a look at how the current state of the economy may be impacting the Walt Disney World Resort and
The holidays are coming, and prices have never been lower on electronics. Now is definitely the time to buy, as prices are going to be very low this year. Retailers will be doing whatever they can to entice you to spend your money with them. This can work to your advantage, especially if you are in the market for a camcorder to capture your own memories of Walt Disney World. Today’s article will help you sort through some of the basic considerations you may want to be thinking about.
To say that a lot has happened since the last Mouse Business article would be a bit of an understatement. Over the next few weeks I will be writing a series of “Minnie” Mouse Business articles discussing how the economic slow-down may be affecting the Disney Company and Disney World in particular. To start, we should look at the different philosophies the Company itself might be taking over the next few months and beyond.
For many Walt Disney World visitors, the rides are the attractions that they love the most and have the fondest memories of. If this is
This past week, Disney announced that its new "parks theme" for 2009 will be "What Will You Celebrate?", focusing on guests taking "Celebration Vacations". This new theme will be replacing the "Year of a Million Dreams," which, if you were keeping count at home, actually ran for more than two years (October 2006 – December 2008).
The announcement of the "parks theme" is typically a highly anticipated event by Disney fans, since it is a big indication of Disney Park and Resort activities that will be coming for the following year. Parades, shows, giveaways and promotions are just some of the things that are almost always tied into the theme of the year.
There are many simple and easy ways to make your home videos interesting and entertaining. The tips I will be discussing take very little time or energy, but can have a big impact on how well your video is received. This article is a “how-to” list of 10 simple tips on how to elevate your home video. I hope you find them helpful. Using even just a few of these will improve the quality of your home videos at Walt Disney World.
With the exception of the first three, which I think are worth revisiting, I am not going to repeat the tips I spelled out in my very first article. If you haven’t read it, I encourage you to go to the DisneyWorldTrivia.com archive at this link. It covers many basic concepts that I think are important.
Walt Disney World and Disneyland are the #1 vacation destinations for Disney fans, but they aren’t the only ones available. The cultural impact of the