YERTpod29: Construction Is More Than OK in Oklahoma

[JUSTTHETRUTHTV]

It is about time!

[MonkDeJunk]

I'm not sure that it's necessary to directly identify the hosts per video. Yes, each video is an individual entity, but a) what is important are the subjects of the video, and b) the video is part of a greater whole.

The hosts/creators and organization are identified in the title and end credits. The observer interested in such a detail will take time to look on the organizations website (which is also in the credits).

[iamchrisweber]

A good job in general. Remember to identify who the on-camera hosts are if they are seen on-camera.

Since each of these episodes is just that, an episode, you have to approach each one as though you have a new and unfamiliar audience. Guide them through the piece with form (story structure) and the content will function as intended: entertainment & education.

[FliXChicK06]

I love Habitat for Humanity!

[amcree2008]

That was a good piece on Oklahoma. As an update, we are now LEED Silver certified on all our houses in the Hope Crossing Neighborhood. Out of the 40 or so Leed Certified Habitat houses built in the nation earlier in the year, we had half of them right here. (about 40 just for us in 2008). We are committed to our Green building program and continue to set the standard and raise the bar.

Thanks,

Aaron McRee

Construction Manager

Central Oklahoma Habitat for Humanity