German publisher Spiegel Online spotted a great social video opportunity in the skies over Iceland, recently. The wondrous natural phenomenon of the Northern Lights lit up the night, and social channels the world over. This Wochit-made video tapped that interest. With over 3,000 shares, 26,000 reactions, 600,000 views, and 2,000 comments, this social video has... Read more »

The World Food Programme (WFP) is at the forefront of the United Nations’ emergency response efforts and has partnered with more than 1,000 national and international NGOs to provide food assistance around the globe to tackle the underlying causes of hunger. The WFP is based in Rome, Italy, and is funded entirely by voluntary donations... Read more »

Let’s Make Your First Video Together In this short guide, we’ll recreate a video step-by-step, so that you can get a better understanding of how easy it is to create a video with Wochit. The video we’ll be creating is based on the following example: To begin, we need to create a new project which... Read more »

During the pandemic, Will Lau, a residential realtor with 10 years of experience under his belt, decided it was time to experiment with the idea of integrating video creation into his business strategy.  He got the idea in 2014 after attending real estate conventions that social media was going to be an invaluable tool in... Read more »

Snake Person-focused publisher Mental Floss knows how to make video work for them. Their combination of info and humor in this piece saw some great returns. When a social video has over half a million views, 4,000 shares, 3,000 reactions, and 1,000 comments, it’s a sure sign the creators are doing something right. In this... Read more »

As video became the leading form of content on social media, you may have noticed that the videos popping up in your feeds got shorter and shorter. This isn’t by design of the social networks (although platforms like Instagram and Snapchat do restrict video length) – rather, it’s the result of short-form video having consistently... Read more »