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I just spend the weekend travelling to another country in part to exchange knowledge about natural health.
It was pretty amazing to watch the look on someone's face as I showed them video after video on MMS, however I had to manually skip forward through most videos as they are so long winded.

What we really need however is a nice 5 minute video about MMS with excellent sound quality. There are now lots of long videos about MMS which I don't mind watching but most people new to MMS need a quicker intro that will hold their attention. And a lot of MMS videos out there have simply awful sound quality. If the sound is bad then people don't pay attention.

For those looking to spread the word about MMS there is a window of opportunity opening up.
People now have a means of communications which cannot be stopped (The Internet) and the current state of world finances is forcing people to look for alternatives to expensive medical drugs.

www.bbc.co.uk/news/magazine-23247914

For some of the longer videos I really think there needs to be the equivalent of a Movie Trailer - that shows you the highlights from the video.

I've watched every single MMS video I come across from beginning to end - but most people won't sit there for 40 or 50 minutes listening to a mega long video, and if the sound quality is bad then forget it they've asked me to turn off many MMS video's because they were too long and too hard to hear.

I've also noticed some of the newer videos have direct links mentioning things for sale such as books.
whilst some people might find these useful, other will look at the video and then see there is something for sale and disregard the entire video as a sales pitch.

Great idea Archer!

It seems most videographers rely on the video camera's built-in mic which usually results in audio that can't be understood along with lots of background noise that adds nothing to the video, except noise. There are inexpensive wireless mics that can be connected to the video camera that will make a huge difference in audio quality.

Looks like you have volunteered yourself to make a MMS introductory video!

Good show!

And, thanks!

Hi, you are very right. I am very new to the subject and i read many articels and video and i'm totaly confused. i spent many hr's to try and locate some one that can advice for me personaly and help me start. like you said its very long story.
thanks shlomit

JB13 wrote:

Great idea Archer!

Looks like you have volunteered yourself to make a MMS introductory video!

I'd happily EDIT some long videos to make them shorter - I plan to edit a DMSO Video that is very long and make it shorter for those that don't have the time to watch the full thing.

Archer, probably the best MMS intro video is from Dan Bender, "Straight Talk on MMS - Guest: Andreas Kalcker"

Yes I like that video - I think I've personally watched it over 30 or 40 times now, but mostly sitting down with someone I want to learn more about MMS.

Having said that it's a very long video over 23 minutes long

And sound quality isn't so great in some parts as he films outdoors and in trains - so it picks up the noise all around

I don't think I would get very much mileage from sending a total newbie that video who didn't have some other explanation.

That video was made in 2009 - 4 years laters people want their information at a much faster pace.

I just uploaded a video a few days ago that was approx 80 seconds long - it's had over 7000 views and the statistics from YouTube tell me that most people only watch the video for about the first 50 seconds.

I think the Dan Bender video starts off well, but gets slower towards the end.
I personally don't mind all the information in the video for me the more the better - but I've noticed so many people have a very short attention span for anything new.

I also just watched the first 2 of the new Autism videos and believe Video 1 shouldn't have been the first video in that series - the woman's face is blurred out and she barely talks about using MMS - whilst video 2 is total opposite, her face is shown and she talks a lot more about MMS.