Stay cautious! |
You can make excuses if you want but the video looked like a 1st video student effort in my opinion. I have a few shares here but I’m being a bit cautious cos….. The name elevate seems like a conspicuous metaphor for share price hype, and the same with the Bird thing. Ie shares flying. Almost like the share price is all that really matters. I’m not saying this is a heist on investors, as dunno enough about it…..but I like to see a strong dot com home for a serious global presence rather than an obscure dot io. Hence I’m still in the cautious zone. GL tho |
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No because it’s not ‘live’ so to get the very best results you would do it on 1 camera even though the end results look like multiple cameras.
If you take a Hollywood film it has essentially been shot on 1 camera even on dialog scenes between two facing actors each camera angle is shot sequently then in editing you put it all together.
This optimises the shot composition, eyelines of the actor, lighting and sound
So in Ian’s case in simple terms he does his piece 3 times each with the camera set up correctly for each angle then in the magic of editing the finished piece looks perfect from 3 angles.
Pretty standard practice in film and tv production it saves time in having to set up 3 cameras
Only way to get Ian his BAFTA 😀
But yeah you could do a multi cam shoot but then to do it properly you would need a multi cam video editor which elevate isn’t Or more compromised a vision switcher on set.
Live is obviously different
Or if Ian was going to do some Tom Cruise style stunt like walking a tightrope into the buildings 5th floor office at the start of the show then I would advise multi camera, then he only has to do it once 😀 |
I think they are two entirely separate morons. Hard to think two such clueless people exist I know. |
No don’t.
Anytime SSB (The Riddler) posts one of his charts the price drops. |
Put up a chart for all the newbies |
I am sure the leaders of the elevate project know exactly what levers to use to achieve the target number of free users and subscribers. To read today that some people think that 40,000 users is a less than an adequate achievement shows how out of touch some people are.
There is no reason at all to believe that the project leaders have tried to maximise the number of free subscribers. Infact we can be sure that this wasn't the objective. Why would it be? They surely want just a sufficient number of users to be able to test the platform, receive sufficient feedback on platform performance, and start to build a following which should lead to subscribers in Q1 2025.
I have no doubt that they have the modernised equivalent of an old fashioned flow diagram which will advise them, with clarity, to do this if that happens and do that if this happens etc.
We should just let them get on with the job in hand, because I feel sure they are winners............ |
Geh Good chance |
I guess the seller is Miton due to redemptions? Is that correct? |
off topic-znt ready to take off not many shares only 38.69m shares in issue a share to get inearly 2 director buys last week ready to blow deal done |
Feels like our seller took the opportunity today to offload quite a few.
Why a ready stream of news would be handy. |
Well twitter tech already existed, and the site was put there by those that matter. If you think it just happened from some bedroom start-up, that would imo be naive |
"In fairness, it was a poor vid with jump-cuts, too much head room, poor lighting, dubious sound, and flat in composition."
No BAFTA for Ian then. More engaging than a written RNS nonetheless.
Given written RNSs aren't exactly Shakespeare wouldn't expect the video equivalents to be Hollywood.
In fairness to elevate.io, it will (providing it lives up to the marketing) make it easier for stakeholders to review videos such as this and make changes in response to feedback before they go out the door. |
First ever tweet was Jack Dorsey’s 'just setting up my twttr'.
Not a bridge being burned, nor a potato being mashed.
And as for that Marconi chap with ‘are you ready?’. I mean what was he thinking? Don’t these people know how important it is to be perfect with their disruptive technologies! |
Blackbird patent page,1 fairly recently published |
Today's video RNS is smart next-level marketing for a number of reasons.
Not only is it about the content of the RNS (40,000 user milestone), and not only is it the first Video RNS, which I'm sure will make other companies sit up and take notice, but it is also a clever piece of marketing because it shows off the actual product in the video.
It's not just a talking head piece from IM, or highlighting the new features, but the clips *show* the UI of the actual VRNS itself, and how smooth and easy it looks.
Whoever thought up that bit of advertising (for the cost of an RNS) is a clever cookie:) ) |
Getting to the point when Youri Hazanov will be making real recommendations and moves in terms of the global expansion efforts for 2025 |