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i meant importing it to a computer to work with the footage....

NLE means Non-Linear Editing which is your editing program. She did explain how to put it on your computer to work with the footage....

I think the style of the video is very similar to all of our videos, his delivery is perhaps a little different than mine as I tend to talk about machines as if human. These are not that easy to do if you ar not used to being in front of a camera, there is no script per se and you are just talking. So maybe I am missing the point, did you watch mine, the HPG20 one and did you feel the same? Interested.

The point is that Steve and you are talking not directly to the viewer, but to an invisible interviewer, so it feels as if these short videos are parts of an interview, with questions cut out. Nothing wrong with it, it works, and it is interesting that in your case it works somewhat better, because your delivery makes it more intimate, more like an real interview.

But then at 2:47 you change the game by saying "This product has actually been designed by you, for you and your applications". Are you telling this to the interviewer? Because you surely do not talk to the viewer, you are not looking into the camera. I think, this makes me not energized about the product. But then I should not be, I don't have a P2 camcorder.

As to "all of our videos", here is a different one: blog.panasonic-broadcast.com/2009/07/videoblog_4_cmos/ :-)

So, there were questions, and it was an interview? Why then telling "This product has actually been designed by you" to an interviewer if he is not a P2 user? I just think this final pitch does not fit the style of the infomercial as a whole. Thanks for taking time to reply.

I understand what you are saying but through out the process, I was feeling like I was talking to you as a potential customer. The questions are asked from an endusers perspective, so the interviewer seems like a customer, at least while you are doing one of these. So it really does feel like you are talking to a custmer.