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[stevenCR]

Hi

Firstly, let me say i think these guys at Affilorama are doing a great job. Mark and all staff included. Thank you.

So i want to find out who to hire for creating a video presentation. I'm looking for a nice sounding voice over, and some neat looking graphics in the clip.

They can create it in any program as long as it can be viewed in any browser on most operating systems. Maybe a 'swf' file is best for this is this right?

The clip is for my affiliate program, that officially launches in about two weeks (2 October). You can take a sneak preview at my URL at the bottom of my post.

 

[michellerana]

You could hire someone from Odesk or Elance.com :)

 

[Cecille L]

Hi

Firstly, let me say i think these guys at Affilorama are doing a great job. Mark and all staff included. Thank you.

You're welcome Steven! :) I appreciate the feedback too. We're always happy to help, so do not hesitate to let us know if you have inquiries.

As Michelle said you can go to either oDesk or eLance and hire someone to create the video presentation for you.
You have to write an advert on these sites so make sure to indicate in the job advert exactly what you want done. You might also want to read through the blog post on how to record affiliate videos. Make sure top read through the comments too because there are plenty of members who contributed ideas on the topic too.

 

[newstart]

One source many people seem to miss is their local colleges. Students are always searching for projects. They usually have the best software programs available along with a mentor or instructor to assist them with any problems they may encounter in the production.

I use my students any time I can. They often work for minimum wage just to build a portfolio.

Margene

 

[Cecille L]

Yes, you can always look at local colleges and universities too for someone to hire. While there are many that would be willing to do your project at minimum fee, you have to remember that these are still students and not professionals. That is not to say that they can't deliver the project at the quality you require, just that you can expect more from someone with more experience. Of course, more experience means a higher fee.