Book trailers

I’m going to tell you exactly how I made Halloween Good Night’s promo trailer. I promise, this will be a thoroughly unhelpful tutorial—unless you know: Photoshop, iMovie, and scriptwriting—or are willing to learn a lot … fast. It also helps if Google is your BFF. Ready? Let’s begin!

Making a book trailer can be as easy or as complicated as you want. I’ve made all of mine with nothing but iMovie, photo editing software, and an internet connection. I’m not a video expert by any means, but here’s a brain-dump of everything I know about creating a video trailer yourself, for free!

Book Trailer Tuesday: How to use book trailers to expose your students to more books, generate reading interest, and grow a love for reading!

10 spooky YA book trailers your high school students will love. Get students hooked on book in 2 minutes with Book Trailer Tuesday!

Want to make a video trailer for your book? Check out this in-depth article of the ins and outs of making a video for your next book release.

Kids can learn how to make a book trailer! It's a fun way to incorporate reading with technology and script writing as a response to reading.

We’re all familiar with the concept of movie trailers, but book trailers are becoming more common too. Like a movie trailer, a book trailer is meant to increase interest in a story. Where queries and back-cover blurbs pitch a story in writing, book trailers pitch a story by showing. Literally. Some publishers of big name authors will […]

Help others learn about great books to read without touching them by using a Digital Book Tasting, Book Trailers, and Book Talks.

Captivate 8th grade ELA students during School Library Orientation with a technology-based lesson. Students use cell phones to scan QR codes which are linked to online video booktrailers, generatin…

Book trailers can be exciting, funny, or suspenseful – anything that will make people want to read the book.