Showing posts with label youtube. Show all posts
Showing posts with label youtube. Show all posts
Britney Video Awards 2012 Promo Video
For all the Britney Spears fans still around, did you know there is a little award show that celebrates individuals who create Britney videos? Too late to submit your video to the 2012 BVA's but you can still vote here: britneyvideoawards2012. Categories range from best editing, best promo etc. to best remix, color, and even a best lip synched video category. Personally I just liked the promo video above.
From their YouTube channel......
"Britney Video Awards" is an internet voting award show, and its ALL ABOUT BRITNEY!
For all fans of Britney Spears and a lot of YouTube users that are making some really amazing videos.And this is a way they get awarded for their amazing videos!
This is the 2nd annual BVAs show.And there will be a lot more in the upcoming years.Last year was a great success and I'm very thankful for everyone who worked with me on the last ones and there was about 100+ nominations,2200+ votes,and 10000 views on all the vids which is absolutely amazing!!!
The show is based on internet voting.Theres about 30 categories,and nominations for each category.
First you submit your videos(YOU SUBMIT VIDEOS BY FILLING OUT THE FORM,Theres a desc of the full process below this text) later the submissions are viewed by a jury consistent of 5 judges that choose nominations for every one of the categories.Nominations are announced in a video uploaded on New Years Eve.
The submitting starts December 2nd and ends December 25th.Until then you can submit your videos for each category(or someone elses video).When voting ends,the winners will be announced a week later and awarded for their work(15 subscribers and regocnition .If you win it would be a great promo for you channel and your videos!
The winners will be announced in a show(just like VMAs but much smaller,and not so popular) !
YouTube Blog: Ads that entertain: YouTube’s top spots of 2011
YouTube Blog: Ads that entertain: YouTube’s top spots of 2011
We always knew people liked to watch the ads. At least some ads, like the great ones people talk about after the Super Bowl. Then YouTube came along in 2005 and brought with it the notion that ads can be great content that earn their way onto screens of all types, spread by consumers who vote, share, like, comment, blog, plus-one, or even create response videos or spoofs.
YouTube is the ultimate meritocracy for video, and advertisers are adapting to this world by creating content that people want to share. It’s no surprise, for example, that among the top-10 most-watched ads on YouTube in 2011 are two Super Bowl ads.
Most watched video ads of the year (eliminating music videos and trailers):
1. VW - The Force
2. T-Mobile - Royal Wedding
3. Chrysler - Imported From Detroit
4. DC Shoes - Ken Block's Gymkhana Four: The Hollywood Megamercial
5. smartwater - Jennifer Aniston goes viral
6. Team Hot Wheels - The Yellow Driver's World Record Jump
7. Old Spice - Scent Vacation
8. Apple - Introducing Siri on iPhone 4S
9. Samsung - Unleash Your Fingers
10. adidas - D Rose: adiZero Rose 2 The Bull
What is surprising is that the majority of YouTube’s top “ads” of 2011 (seems strange to call them that) never appeared on traditional TV at all.
Videos like T-Mobile’s Royal Wedding, itself a spoof of the JK Wedding Dance, were made for the web and made to amuse, entertain, and to be passed around, as are mini-movies like DC Shoe’s Gymkhana Four, stunts like Hot Wheel’s record jump, and Old Spice’s “Scent Vacation.”
Even the two Super Bowl ads making the list, Chrysler and Volkswagen, were part of elaborate campaigns made to live significant lives on the web. In the past, advertisers treated their Super Bowl spots like state secrets, but Volkswagen posted “The Force” on YouTube two weeks before the Super Bowl last year, and had 10 million views before the game began. Chrysler took the opposite approach, but created a video four times the length of a typical TV ad, perfect for extended watching on the web after the game.
For brands, creating great content—advertainment, if you will—isn’t just for big TV events like the Super Bowl anymore. Increasingly, advertisers and their agencies are focusing on the content and the strategy, and letting that content distribute itself. That doesn’t mean they aren’t doing traditional advertising. Indeed all of these campaigns were backed up by significant spending to seed and promote these videos on YouTube and elsewhere. But paid media only gets you so far. In the end, it doesn’t matter if they paid $3 million for 30-seconds in the Super Bowl or much less to get the conversation started. In the end, it’s the content that counts.
We always knew people liked to watch the ads. At least some ads, like the great ones people talk about after the Super Bowl. Then YouTube came along in 2005 and brought with it the notion that ads can be great content that earn their way onto screens of all types, spread by consumers who vote, share, like, comment, blog, plus-one, or even create response videos or spoofs.
YouTube is the ultimate meritocracy for video, and advertisers are adapting to this world by creating content that people want to share. It’s no surprise, for example, that among the top-10 most-watched ads on YouTube in 2011 are two Super Bowl ads.
Most watched video ads of the year (eliminating music videos and trailers):
1. VW - The Force
2. T-Mobile - Royal Wedding
3. Chrysler - Imported From Detroit
4. DC Shoes - Ken Block's Gymkhana Four: The Hollywood Megamercial
5. smartwater - Jennifer Aniston goes viral
6. Team Hot Wheels - The Yellow Driver's World Record Jump
7. Old Spice - Scent Vacation
8. Apple - Introducing Siri on iPhone 4S
9. Samsung - Unleash Your Fingers
10. adidas - D Rose: adiZero Rose 2 The Bull
What is surprising is that the majority of YouTube’s top “ads” of 2011 (seems strange to call them that) never appeared on traditional TV at all.
Videos like T-Mobile’s Royal Wedding, itself a spoof of the JK Wedding Dance, were made for the web and made to amuse, entertain, and to be passed around, as are mini-movies like DC Shoe’s Gymkhana Four, stunts like Hot Wheel’s record jump, and Old Spice’s “Scent Vacation.”
Even the two Super Bowl ads making the list, Chrysler and Volkswagen, were part of elaborate campaigns made to live significant lives on the web. In the past, advertisers treated their Super Bowl spots like state secrets, but Volkswagen posted “The Force” on YouTube two weeks before the Super Bowl last year, and had 10 million views before the game began. Chrysler took the opposite approach, but created a video four times the length of a typical TV ad, perfect for extended watching on the web after the game.
For brands, creating great content—advertainment, if you will—isn’t just for big TV events like the Super Bowl anymore. Increasingly, advertisers and their agencies are focusing on the content and the strategy, and letting that content distribute itself. That doesn’t mean they aren’t doing traditional advertising. Indeed all of these campaigns were backed up by significant spending to seed and promote these videos on YouTube and elsewhere. But paid media only gets you so far. In the end, it doesn’t matter if they paid $3 million for 30-seconds in the Super Bowl or much less to get the conversation started. In the end, it’s the content that counts.
Top 10 Most Viewed Videos on YouTube for 2011
For all you stats junkies here is the official YouTube Rewind 2011 edition of the top 10 videos by view count.
One of our favorite ads of the year, the Volkswagen Commercial "The Force" is number 9 on the list with over 45 million views.
And here is the Top 10 List:
Rebecca Black - Friday (OFFICIAL VIDEO) - http://youtu.be/kfVsfOSbJY0
Ultimate Dog Tease - http://youtu.be/nGeKSiCQkPw
Jack Sparrow (feat. Michael Bolton) - http://youtu.be/GI6CfKcMhjY
Talking Twin Babies - OFFICIAL VIDEO - http://youtu.be/_JmA2ClUvUY
Nyan Cat [original] - http://youtu.be/QH2-TGUlwu4
Look At Me Now - Chris Brown ft. Lil Wayne, Busta Rhymes (Cover by @KarminMusic) - http://youtu.be/khCokQt--l4
The Creep (feat. Nicki Minaj & John Waters) - http://youtu.be/tLPZmPaHme0
Maria Aragon - Born This Way (Cover) by Lady Gaga
The Force: Volkswagen Commercial - http://youtu.be/R55e-uHQna0
Cat mom hugs baby kitten - http://youtu.be/Vw4KVoEVcr0
Credits:
Video Produced by Portal A Interactive [http://portal-a.com]
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