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The Ultimate Travel Tips:
Essential advice for your adventures

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Testimonials:

Want to travel more? You gotta get this book! 
By Beth Mc.
The author ditched it all traveling the world for over three years and even now that she’s based out of the US again, she still manages to travel more often in a year than most people do in a lifetime. She’s incorporated all that knowledge and travel experience into an easy-to-read book full of tips and tricks that are helpful whether you want to tour the world (it’s cheaper than you think!) or just need a really great vacation at the cheapest price possible.
 
Travel the World 
By M. Schuermann
Thinking of adding spice to your life to brighten up your 9-5 office existence and doing it by travelling? Here’s a book that can help and tell you how. Lisa Lubin has been travelling extensively and is sharing her experiences here.
 
Great tips from real life experience 
By Catherine
I really like Lisa’s style and I trust her tips because of her real world experiences. She’s included many of the practical tips that can make a person feel comfortable when traveling somewhere new. She’s also an inspiration for getting out there and making travel happen.
 
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By Paul Walia

Lisa Lubin is a great writer and an inspiration to a lot of us in the world. All of us who wish we could stop dealing with the routine days of our jobs and lives. We dream of traveling the world instead. Well, that is her life! She lets us know that it isn’t just a daydream…it’s actually possible. Her writing is articulate and witty. I highly recommend this book. Can you even find a better person to learn how to travel from? I think not. Go Lisa!

 
Leyla from Women On the Road

I’ve now known Lisa for at least five years. We emailed, became friends and she ended up spending a week Couchsurfing in my house in France. Lisa is a special person – a talented woman whose talent hasn’t gone to her head. Despite three Emmy awards, a couple of books under her belt, an award-winning blog and many more distinctions, she’s level-headed and that’s exactly the kind of advice she gives in her book. If you’re wondering whether a life of travel is for you, don’t decide until you read what Lisa has to say.  

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Video 101
Tips & Tricks for Awesome Visual Story Telling

Video Tips Book

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Testimonials:

“It’s incredibly straightforward – no fluff at all, just the facts: figure out your story, make it human, plan your video ahead of time, use interviews, write for pictures and edit it all together… it’s all in the book. So are some priceless checklists to make sure you don’t forget a thing.” 
Leyla Alyanak Writer
“Video 101 is a simple to understand, practical and must-have guide to better video production. Because of the down to earth way she writes I found it easy to grasp the terminology and concepts that Lisa puts forth…she’s obviously a seasoned veteran, punctuated by the fact that she’s won 3 Emmys. I highly recommend Video 101 to anyone just starting to explore video production, you’ll immediately be able to put her myriad tips and hints into practice…you simply can’t go wrong with this book. 
Ralph Velasco Photographer

 

“From the interested layman’s perspective, the book was fun to read, well-formatted, and substantive.  I especially liked the tip sheet summaries.  We watch the Channel 11 News Hour nightly, and I kept seeing your points illustrated in its setup pieces – the establishing shots, the transitions, the little story within the bigger story, the wide shots and close-ups, the use of sound.” 
Peg Corwin Marketing Consultant

 

“…if you simply want to improve your journalism, it will provide tips that apply to writing, photography, and video production.  Whether you shoot video to sell a product, inform, promote yourself or your blog, spread your ideas, entertain, or porn (ok…I just threw that one in to see if you were reading) – then Lisa’s book will be a great jumping off point to give you direction and ultimately get you making good, effective videos.  Yeah…and it probably does apply for porn too come to think of it.” 
Sherry Ott Writer, Photographer

 

“I’ve read through Lisa’s guide and I just love all the tips and tidbits that she brings from the newsroom era and explains to you in easy to digest terms. It’s a great overview of all-things-video and the perfect starting place.”
Andy Hayes, Travel & Web Consultant

 

“The guide is full of no-fluff information that covers run-and-gun shooting, interviewing subjects, framing shots and editing.” Jason Brubaker, Filmmaker

 

“This guide is not just aimed at travel bloggers – the tips Lisa shares based on her many years experience in TV broadcasting can apply to anyone who wants to make good videos. This ebook is packed full of advice and takes you through all the stages of making a great video.” Erin McNeaney, Travel Blogger

 

“What I like most about the way this eBook is written is the way Lisa makes you feel like she is talking to a friend. She puts a personal touch on it making it seem less like a text book…If you are just starting out wanting to be a video journalist then this eBook will give you the tips you wouldn’t think of, but make the most sense once you know them. Broken down into four chapters “The Story”, “The Shoot”, “Writing” and “Editing” I can’t think of anything that she has left out.” Cailin O’Neil, Film Production Coordinator
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