[Owncloud] Re: Website brainstorming review

[Jan-Christoph]

Yeah, forget my suggestion with the screencast. Didn’t see your mail
before. That looks amazing!

Probably it’s best to also discuss today evening what we want to have in
the video, if we have enough time.


On Thu, July 14, 2011 10:31, Damien Tardy-Panis wrote:
> 2011/7/14 Bugsbane <bugsbane at gmail.com>
>
>> On 11-07-13 08:08 PM, Damien Tardy-Panis wrote:
>> >
>> >   Yes I agree that a video would be awesome but it's quite long to do
>> I
>> think.
>> > To make that video, do you know some free softwares we can use to
>> create
>> > simple animations?
>> I can do that. I did the release video for the last version of Krita (
>> http://blip.tv/krita/krita-2-3-chagall-is-released-4601121 ), although I
>> know quite a bit more Blender than is shown in this video. I can't
>> guarantee to always work to tight deadlines with a toddler and a company
>> to run, but OwnCloud is an important enough project that I'd be happy to
>> help out where / when I can. Might I suggest, regarding who the video is
>> targeted at, that we think of it this way. The video is not meant to
>> explain everything. It's meant to give everyone who may be interested a
>> high level taste of what OwnCloud may have for them, and guidance on
>> where they can learn more.  This lets us keep our explanations of
>> OwnCloud very simple, even though it's a complex project, Skype style
>> (you'll find no mention of proxy tunneling sip style voip communications
>> on their home page...although it's what they do, and the info exists if
>> you look for the right part of their site.)
>>
>> > In the very first version, we can put some images (not screenshots but
>> images
>> > that explains what ownCloud is).
>> You're welcome to go this way, too, if preferred. :)
>>
>>
> That would be awesome if you can do the video! The one of Krita looks very
> nice. I would say that you can take all the time you want to do it. There
> is
>
> no really deadline and in the meantime we can just put images instead.
> And I cannot agree more about your ideas about the video: keep it simple
> and
>
> engaging.
>
> Keep us updated about your progress.