Lynn over at ScreenFlow was kind enough to invite me to write a guest post on screencast planning.  I’ve written a two page post on the 4 steps to planning a tutorial screencast, it should give you some ideas on how to think about: audience – who are they and what are their needs? outlining […]

The first screencast tutorial is on-line, it shows you how to make your first screencast, using the free Jing, in the next 30 minutes.  This screencast is a part of Chapter 4 in The Screencasting Handbook.  Since Chapter 4 is now complete I’ll be releasing a new copy of the book to my mailing list […]

Gasto has written a lovely short review piece about The Screencasting Handbook on his blog: “Ian Ozsvald is releasing his screencasting handbook. A manual to cover all screencasting aspects involved in producing videos for web/DVD distribution, to show products, website, and educational content. Screencasting has become a very important yet unknown profession, that shares territory […]

Sorry for the downtime this afternoon, this all happened just at the same time that Twitter went down.  I suspect that my Twitter Pro plug-in was doing something odd (I tried chasing it with Firebug and YSlow! but it was so slow it was hard to get answers). In response I disabled both the Twitter […]