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Danny Hellman Illustration: Highlights from 2016

JANUARY

“Air Rhino,” Columbus Monthly, art direction by Betsy Becker

“Trust Me,” poster for Kurt Braunohler

FEBRUARY

“Erotic Short Story” T-Shirt Designs for Dave Hill

Cover art for Rogue Valley Messenger, art direction by Jessie Czopek

Cover art for The Magic Whistle

MARCH

“Lighthouse” illustration for Smashpipe, art direction by Michael Gentile

“RoboTeacher” illo for “Schooled,” by Anne Lutz Fernandez

“Donald Trump” illustration for Smashpipe, art direction by Michael Gentile

Be the rope of support when she wants to fly!

teacher: give me ten words you know that begins with z

me: ok

Look for VHX in Zype's new Distribution Connection!

Meet Zype. They make it easy to monetize your videos on multiple video platforms, and they provide the technology to help creators and distributors build their own apps. Obviously, they share our goal of making it as easy as possible for you to build a sustainable business selling your videos. So, we’ve joined forces!

We’re excited to be the first partner in Zype’s Distribution Connection program. They made awesome use of our API so that in just a few clicks, Zype users get set up to sell their videos via VHX, right inside the Zype dashboard.

Last week Zype participated in the first ever Video/Tech showcase during NYC's Advertising Week, hosted by industry leaders VideoInk and Dailymotion.

The event was held at the Dailymotion offices in New York City.

While on stage, co-founders Ed and Chris demonstrated two core features of the Zype Platform:

Dynamic Player Technology

Zype's video player dynamically optimizes delivery based on a viewer location or device, revenue and licensing rules of the area, and can manage multiple video sources such as Hulu, YouTube, and other traditional OVPs and syndicated content sources. 

Turnkey Roku Apps 

Video content owners can leverage existing platform content to launch their own Roku channel without development or IT.

Use Zype playlists to create collections of videos group together for playback in a specific order. Playlists can be used inside the player or pulled from the API for inclusion as content.

In this video you'll learn how to:

Search / filter existing playlists

Create and edit playlist titles, descriptions, and visibility

Manage videos (add, remove, organize)

Add categories to segment groups of playlists

In our upcoming walk-through series we'll be exploring "Magic Playlists" which are collections created dynamically based on categories, metadata or metrics such as a most popular list.