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I recently wrote about why video production is so expensive, and in it, I consolidated video production equipment to about a paragraph. Now, I want to take it a step further and break down some of the gear, and why I would pay as much for a single lens as many people pay for their entire camera.

I'm a natural skeptic when it comes to health trends as I'm bombarded with the latest silver bullet or one ingredient that suddenly seems to pop up everywhere (i.e. kale). My innate curiosity pulls me away from the pretty packaging and bold promises, as I take a firm ‘prove it’ stance. It's not the berries or leaves I'm concerned with, but the processing that renders products of nature unrecongizable and the extensive hype over watered down, pricey goods that probably won't do whatever it is they claim to. I do my homework before settling into the best form of healthy consumables in question, generally erring on the side of the simpler the better.

Eat right. Get some exercise. Take care of yourself. These are common commands we hear to promote our personal health and wellness. But they don't quite seem to be cutting it, as more than one in three American adults are currently considered obese—an epidemic that has contributed to steadily increasing health care costs.

"Charlie Bit Me," "Kony 2012," "Numa Numa," etc. Everyone wants their video to go viral, but many people don't understand what that even means, much less how to achieve it. So, let's begin with that. A viral video is a piece of audio-visual content online that becomes popular through the process of social sharing, typically through sites such as YouTube and Vimeo, social channels, and email. With the proliferation of camera phones, many videos are shot by amateues, sometimes capturing events that "go viral," such as the Battle at Kruger.

What is an audience? No longer defined by or confined to a specific time or place, an audience is merely a group of individuals who share a common affinity or activity. To optimize your business' audience experience and thereby the potential for a return, you must understand the individuals who want or need the products or services you offer, right?

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