STOCK SHOW U Videos Now Up.....

I recently filmed the STOCK SHOW U Grad School held in Dunlap a couple weeks ago and produced a couple videos on those activities.

I think you'll get a kick out of them.  They'll be on my youtube channel at www.youtube.com/jbradleyhook or blog at www.bradhookbs.com and eventually on the Sullivan Supply website.

Let me know what you think. I've got about 30 editing hours in the two vids....NOT counting filming for two days.  I HOPE you like.  (lol)

Both look really good, will just put a link of the frontpage to view the videos.  Looks like you had a heck of a turnout.

Yeah there was alot of people there i was there even though there was alot of people it was a great experience.

Videos were pretty cool. Thanks for doing that!!

(thumbsup)

Jason.....

Thanks for putting the vids on your front page and for the kind words.  I'm relatively sure most know that we have a friendly working relationship, and that I'm ALWAYS there for the PLANET!

Let me explain why I always put my links instead of embedding the videos........It's because I NEVER HAVE figured out how to just embed the video!  (lol)  I know how to add pictures, just NOT video.

I do appreciate the web traffic, but as you said, that shows up whether they're embedded or linked.  I know it's got to be simple....but would you please explain how to embed video on a post for me.

Thanks, Hook.

p.s.......I'm also REALLY FIRED UP to be filming for the Am. Hereford Association at their Jr. Nationals.  I'll be there four days, producing 6 or 7 videos for them.  Should be FUN!

Actually to embed the videos on steerplanet, all you need to do is to post the youtube url of the video.  You do not even need to post the embed code.  It works because there is code in the forum that looks for the url youtube and automatically brackets it with the correct code.

I think Jeff at cattle.com has the best idea with this bull videos, he posts them on his website first and then later releases them to youtube.  Being on blogger though you are going to be limited on what you can do in terms of installing a flash player.  However that said, you have been building your youtube channel, so it makes perfect sense to go right the source.

I can vouch on the time it takes to make videos, I am a novice, but there is a considerable amount of time to make it have production value.