And you can thank the Hello Giggles Team for this beautiful delight: ‪What Are You Doing New Years Eve? by Zooey Deschanel and Joseph Gordon-Levitt‬. Zooey’s voice is heavenly and Joseph is too handsome for words. You can find HG on Facebook and Twitter. Their YouTube channel is VERY entertaining (I especially enjoy Molls’ Five Favorite Things of the Week.) And here is Joseph’s amazing site: http://hitrecord.org/.

JDilla “U-Love” Donut video by talented graphic artist, Alan Gonzales. Alan was assigned a project to create a music translation of any song he chose, compiled of elements that best display both a qualitative and quantitative aspect of the song. For this project, he gave himself constraints of only using donuts and Typography to get the message across. This video is CREATIVE and watching it makes me crave for donuts. I spoke with Alan and he shared that he doesn’t have a sweet tooth so his roommates were pretty stoked to help him with this project.

Sophia Grace and Rosie from Essex, England singing Nicki Minaj “Super Bass”. It took Sophie Grace 2 days to memorize this song. Her parents put it on YouTube and Ellen Degeneres brought her to LA to sing on her show. And then Ellen gives her the best surprise.

Your customers may see your professionalism on the web, but what about customers standing in line at your shop? The web isn’t just for people searching for you when they are not at your retail location, consider also using the power of “show me to tell me” video creation as an in-house visual promotional center.

Here’s an example of a video I just shot for customers waiting in line — while they wait they can see a series of elegant images of products and services, potentially creating a desire for an item they “didn’t even know they wanted”.

A looping video of your services or a video menu board are excellent ways to communicate information to your customers in an engaging and entertaining manner.

The webinar, hosted in collaboration Zoomerang.com (only the best survey technology company EVER!), is absolutely free to attend, and, clocking in at only 30 minutes, won’t throw a wrench into your busy schedule. The webinar is scheduled for this Wednesday, June 8th, at 11am Pacific/2pm Eastern. Plus, if you can’t make it at the time, Zoomerang will send you a video of the webinar after the fact, so you can still get in on some of the action (so register!!).

To register for the webinar, just head over to http://bit.ly/LimitRes and sign up (once again, free of charge). And if you’d like to check out the next two webinars in the 4 part series, just check out this blog post: http://bit.ly/4part.

Lorrie talks about her upcoming “wild webinar” live from her office: