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Speaker 1: This is Podcrashing one on one episode number four hundred
Speaker 1: seventy four. If music videos are allowing AI moving pictures
Speaker 1: to be part of the final mix, how does it
Speaker 1: affect your video podcast? Almost everything on LinkedIn is about
Speaker 1: how you aren't being a podcaster if you aren't doing video.
Speaker 1: Research is clearly showing the numbers are on the increase
Speaker 1: with listeners and viewers because seeing the host with the
Speaker 1: guests increases that human connection. Music videos and video podcasts
Speaker 1: cannot be compared. They are built on two different expectation platforms.
Speaker 1: Music videos lean in on music experimentation. Those watching expect
Speaker 1: a visual spectacle. AI technology is nothing more than a tool.
Speaker 1: Here's what makes video podcasting different. Presence, real time conversation,
Speaker 1: facial micro expressions, and trust. Oh. Trust is a serious
Speaker 1: issue inside the multi universe of podcasting. Listeners and viewers
Speaker 1: are mentally asking, Hey, this thing that I'm watching right
Speaker 1: now is it AI generated podcast power comes from the
Speaker 1: thought of Hey, I'm in the room. If AI is
Speaker 1: being used, that digital connection begins to blur the picture,
Speaker 1: which messes around with the real life human feelings and emotions. Hey,
Speaker 1: coming up next, we're going to continue on with music
Speaker 1: videos versus podcast videos. This time around, though, up next,
Speaker 1: the attention economy has shifted. Hey, welcome back to podcrashing.
Speaker 1: One on one music videos versus podcast videos. The attention
Speaker 1: economy has shifted. Music videos are visual first, where podcasters
Speaker 1: really do wrap their sounds around audio first. Videocasts are
Speaker 1: seen as being future competition against short form platforms. Spotted
Speaker 1: on TikTok and YouTube. A video podcast is visually stimulating.
Speaker 1: It does pave the way for faster starts when it
Speaker 1: comes to the segments because the human connection and the
Speaker 1: impact is right there. It changes the tone of Joe
Speaker 1: Rogan's style long before the podcast listener puts it all together.
Speaker 1: My deeper question still centers around how video podcast hosts
Speaker 1: are using video soundbites and music in their episodes. Are
Speaker 1: copyright laws being set aside? That's not good. Video production
Speaker 1: doesn't clear the way for you to sneak up and
Speaker 1: borrow somebody else's artwork. Video podcasting increases your legal exposure
Speaker 1: because you're dealing with video as well as audio rights.
Speaker 1: Music needs paper licenses. Ten to twenty seconds of sound
Speaker 1: can trigger a copyright lawsuit. Video clips from movies require
Speaker 1: permission unless it falls under commentary, criticism, and of course parody.
Speaker 1: Big choice you've got to make when you're adding moving
Speaker 1: pictures to your audio of a podcast. Are you willing
Speaker 1: to become the next red flag